My boyfriend invited me on vacation to his dad’s luxurious Mediterranean villa, and the first thing he does? Cheats on me with a maid. He was supposed to by my first time. I was ready to lose my innocence, and in my anger, I decide I will not wait any longer. Not when there’s a silver fox, twice my age, happy to treat me like a woman. I don’t care who sees us. I offer my fertile body up to my boyfriend’s dad.

This is bad. Very bad. He's rubbing off on me. Resident bad boy Ethan Colton is turning me into an irresponsible bad girl. Rule number two: When I tell you to come here, you come here. It's still an order, still practically growling at me, commanding me to obey him, but it's more, too. It's fun and flirty, a little playful. I can see why girls fall for him, can see why his devious smirk melts their resistance, because it's doing the same to me.

I've been saving myself for marriage, and it's driving me wild. Finally, it's my wedding day, and I'm told that to get his blessing, I have to do whatever my fiancé's father says. But when he demands to check that I'm as untouched and innocent as I say, I'm dripping with need. He tells me that he's going to put an Everett heir in me, and by the time he sends me to walk down the aisle, I'm full of virile cream.

Natalie was not surprised to hear that her mother had gotten married again, but when she shows up to what is supposed to be a mother-daughter vacation to celebrate Natalie's college graduation only to find Gloria has skipped out yet again, she does have a surprise waiting for her in the form of her gorgeous new stepfather, Ray. Ripped, tattooed, wealthy, and intensely powerful, Ray is the definition of an alpha male. Natalie can't resist the lure of the taboo and the passionate command of her stepfather to spend some quality time together.

I was never supposed to fall in love with my stepbrother. I never intended to. It just sort of happened. Rule number four - You can change your mind, too, Ethan. We can't. We're done. This girl lives in the same house as me. Her bedroom is just down the hall. It barely takes 20 seconds to go from her room to mine, and yet it's an impossible distance now. She might as well be on the sun.