The Virgin Society

Indulge in these forbidden, emotionally-charged, and wildly sexy age-gap romances!

(The Virgin Society Book 1)

Our days are full of secrets. Our nights are for seduction…

For the last year, I’ve wanted someone I can’t have.

The man my father built his latest multimillion dollar business with.

He’s a decade older than I am, and he’s entirely forbidden.

The fact that he’s never given me a second glance only makes me long for him more.

But the other night, across the room at a gala, everything changed. His broody gaze lingered on me and grew darker.

So I’m officially done being the good girl.

Tomorrow I turn 21. As a gift to myself, I plan to seduce my father’s business partner.

Happy birthday to me.

The RSVP is Harlow and Bridger’s forbidden romance

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Loss of a parent in the past due to illness, impact and recovery from that loss, ongoing depictions of surviving parent in the throes of love addiction, detailed mentions of the addictive behavior in the form of affairs, references to alcoholism, discussions of abstaining from alcohol due to seeing effects of drinking while growing up

(The Virgin Society Book 2)

Some men are just off-limits. Like your ex-boyfriend’s father.

But when I met the sexy, powerful older man this past summer, he was simply the seductive stranger I wanted to notice me at a hotel, and he sure did.

Fast forward a few months later, when I’m back in New York, planning a charity fundraiser and one of the biggest donors is the stern man with the wicked mouth and talented hands. The man I spent that one hot night with.

And I discover he’s my ex-boyfriend’s father.

But that only makes me want him even more. And I’m the kind of girl who gets what she wants, no matter what.

The Tryst is Layla and Nick’s forbidden romance.

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The murder of a parent in the past, impact and recovery from that loss, ongoing effects of grief, detailed mention of the night of the murder (not graphic, but emotional), discussion of heroine’s role in trying to stop the murder and the wound she sustained in doing so, depictions of surviving parent throwing herself into work as a result of her grief, mentions of therapy for the heroine, as well as medications the heroine’s mother took. There are also mentions of teenage pregnancy in the past that one of the characters was involved in. The pregnancy was carried to term, and the child is now an adult and alive and well. Depictions of classism.

(The Virgin Society Book 3)

I swear I’m a good girl.I didn’t go to the exclusive, after-hours masquerade to kiss my dad’s best friend. I didn’t even know who the masked man was when he touched me like I was his every fantasy.

But when I learn exactly how off-limits my new lover is, I do my best to avoid him the next time. Except, he has his sinful sights set on me, even when he discovers who I am. Just one time, he whispers. Then we’ll pretend this never happened

Seems the enigmatic, gorgeous single dad I’ve known by day is a very dirty man after dark.

But one night turns into a stolen weekend. When it’s over, we vow to stay apart.

Except, the next morning I learn he bought the company I work for, and now my father’s best friend is my secret lover and my brand new boss.

The TEASE is Jules and Finn’s forbidden romance.

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Death of a sibling in the past, impact and recovery from that loss, ongoing effects of grief, detailed mention of the night of the death by drowning (not graphic, but emotional), discussion of heroine’s guilt in thinking she was responsible, though she was not responsible, depictions of heroine’s parents reactions to loss of that daughter, heroine’s PTSD from the loss, depictions of therapy for the heroine, as well as the heroine’s OCD as it manifests in intrusive thoughts, and her fear of heights and balconies and train platforms. Mention of the loss of the hero’s son’s birth mother, though brief.

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