Hollywood Nights

Frankie put in the application to be a personal assistant without thinking she would actually get the job. She did. Working for one of Hollywood’s most desirable actors and unabashed flirt proves to be more challenging than any job she has had before. Of course, when the lines between work and play get blurry, she has to let him break a few rules to avoid breaking her heart.

Sam has loved Gordon since the fist time she met him. Unfortunately, she refuses to acknowledge that fact because of the family connections. Gordon doesn't care that his aunt is married to her brother. They aren't related. She was his first kiss, his first love, and if he has it his way, she will also be his last. Sam may be ready to commit to Gordon and face the complications of the family dynamic, but she won't go out of single life without a bang. If Gordon wants her, he better be ready, because their last night of freedom will be one to remember!

Aislin (Ace-Lynn), known as Ace, by close friends and family, has had a crush on Cutter Hathcock since she saw him over a year ago. Now they are co-stars and the real man is much more than the myth she had imagined him to be. Cutter has a gentle heart, but a firm hand. It seems to be just what Ace needs. She is used to dominating, bullying, and scaring men out of her life. He can't refuse the challenge and he sure doesn't want to refuse her. This Christmas the best gift they can give is their hearts.

Dagney was a self-reliant tomboy all of her life. She wanted Foster, but he happened to be the lead singer of a band. She simply didn’t know what to do to get his attention. Foster didn’t really understand American girls. He spent half his life in Ireland, where he was born, and England where his father lived. He had tried to get Dagney’s attention and they were admittedly friends. He couldn’t get past that point. Then a Valentine’s Day celebration offered two very different people one opportunity to risk it all without risking their identity.

Harmony Hernandez has spent a lot of time as a tall, voluptuous, single woman. Her job as a security guard requires her to be ready for anything. She wasn’t ready for Bruce. Bruce King retired form professional football and took a minor part in a movie as a means of finding a new life. What he finds is a feisty woman with a penchant for purple underwear and a body he could explore for a lifetime.

Melody has been laying low after a revealing photograph was published in a major magazine. The magazines were recalled and the photos pulled, but it was too late to recall them all. Ready to get back to work and get back to life, she hosts a wedding party for her friend Harmony and her groom, Bruce. She hopes he has a friend over six foot tall. Oscar owns a bar, enjoys women, and hates models. Then he meets Melody and all of the rules he established to protect him, get broken because he can't believe that she is willing to follow them.

Hollywood holiday - Hanukkah. Bernadette was painfully awkward and shy. Being invited to a dinner was tough enough. Dealing with Simon Cohen, Hollywood actor, was impossible. Until it wasn't. Until he welcomed her into his world and began changing everything. Simon rarely wanted anything. He wanted her. He wasn't giving up or giving in.

Farrah had real reason to be afraid. She had to convince Vladimir, a police officer who had detained her for trespassing on the studio lot, to stay with her. She needed him just as much as she wanted him. She had never wanted anyone more. Vladimir had inherited the name. He used to hate it. Whenever Farrah said it, however, it was like a seductive spell, and he was under it. He was soon also under her. She had confidence in the bedroom but was careless with her life. She infuriated him one moment and enraptured him the next.

Zoe accepts the challenge of being the PA of the most difficult man in the world because she really hopes that means he is a bit bossy and demanding. She wants that, even if she can only get it at work. Elijah Oxford has a secret, and his new PA is bringing that to light. Once he decides to keep her, he really has to tell her what that means. To be his. It is the most difficult thing he has had to do.

Caleb Westcox played the bad guy for a reason. He wasn't a particularly pleasant man to be around. He found it impossible to trust. He refused to need...until she came into his life. Monique was good at her job, but being contracted exclusively was proving to make the lines between professional and personal interests nonexistent. When a good girl, who deep down wants to be bad, meets a bad boy, who deep down is really good, life gets really sexy and complicated for both of them!

Liberty only wanted to get the man out of her hotel and her life. Darcy thought he could leave and never look back. Fate had other plans. Liberty learns the hard way what happens when she falls for a working actor and becomes a part of a public affair.