Knocked up. And it’s all the billionaire CEO’s fault.

I’m sitting on the bathroom floor, staring at the scattered pregnancy tests.

It’s like they’re mocking me.

I can pinpoint the exact moment when Ethan and I moved from playful flirting to this situation.

He surprised me with a birthday cake.

I remember trailing my finger across the cake’s icing and putting the frosting in my mouth. Hmmm..it was delicious.

Then he put my finger into his mouth to lick the gooey sweetness. My senses exploded.

Next, we’re rolling around in a passionate embrace. The cake was forgotten, but the deed was done.

It was a mistake, so I walked away.

But when a stalker threatens my safety, Ethan offers protection and a spare bedroom.

Now, I have to tell him about the baby bombshell.

But I won’t reveal my secret…. that I’ve fallen for him.

From the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Rina Kent comes a scorching standalone professor/student dark MM romance set in the world of Legacy of Gods.

My darkness meets a darker soul.

I’m a golden boy.
A genius law student, the heir to the Carson empire, and the dutiful son.
Or, at least, that’s what it looks like from the outside.
Deep inside, I have the urge to set the world on fire.
I keep these impulses in check, rarely indulging in mayhem.
Until one night of debauchery backfires, and I’m caught by a villain.
I bury the entire ordeal with the rest of my skeletons.
That is, until that night walks into my classroom in the form of my new professor.
Kayden Lockwood.
A criminal who’s teaching criminal law.
I can’t expose what he’s done without unmasking my secret life.
What I can do, however, is force him to taste the poison he gave me.
In the clash of titans, Kayden and I break and crumble.
And I’m starting to realize this dangerous game may have no winners.

Kiss the Villain is a dark MM romance. Please check the author’s note for content warnings before diving in. While this book can be enjoyed as a standalone, diving into the Legacy of Gods series will give you a deeper connection to the characters.

I once fell in love with two people.
I was lucky enough they fell in love with me too.

Chance Kellerman was the broken boy whose father convinced him he was worthless, and needed to hide his shameful desires.

We became friends first, then brothers when we played hockey for the same team.

But it was Presley King who brought us even closer. With her we became more. She set us on fire, and we had everything we’d ever wanted.

Then she left us.

Four years later, Chance and I are playing on rival teams when Presley appears on the Jumbotron. Our lives look a lot different than they did in college, and the odds seem stacked against us, but I’m positive we’ve been thrown back together for a reason.

Convincing them of the same won’t be easy, especially when Presley’s job finds out about our unconventional relationship. I’m prepared to fight for us, until one moment on the ice changes everything.

I thought fate brought us together, but maybe we’re only destined to lose it all.

A haunted manor. A deadly secret. A vampire who should be her enemy.

Charlotte Marlowe has spent her career fighting the guilty. She’s not afraid of the darkness—until she inherits Blackthorn Manor.

Hidden within its walls are more than just ghosts. A seductive yet cursed vampire with centuries of secrets. A power in her blood she never knew existed. And horrifying entities contained beneath the manor that are… waiting and wanting.
Now, Charlotte must navigate a dangerous new world where witches, vampires, ghosts and ancient magic collide. But the greatest danger of all? The undeniable pull toward Adrian de Lanier, the vampire who might be her only ally… or her greatest threat.

Some legacies are written in blood. Some love stories are destined to end in darkness. And some secrets should never be uncovered…

‘Dating in your 60s? This is what you need to know’ The Telegraph

At sixty, Sophia Stone outdoes Bridget Jones in this deliciously daring romcom!

Sophia is determined to grow old disgracefully and refuses to be invisible. She craves fiery passion and steamy romance, not targeted ads for funeral plans. After a heart-shattering breakup, she ditches love to date a new man each week for a year.

As she flirts, fumbles and sips fizz through an array of encounters, from an opera buff in a cape to an orgasm whisperer, she discovers it’s never too late to rewrite your own love story, even if it’s not the one you expected…

Why readers have fallen in love with Sophia Stone:

‘Refreshing, witty, and thoroughly entertaining… Aged to Perfection is a brilliant reminder that age is just a number, and there’s no limit to living life to the fullest.’

‘Sophia shows that a sex life and adventure can still be found in later life and that it’s not slippers and knitting just because you reach a certain age … a brilliant read.’

‘Sophia is 60 and single .Why shouldn’t she date a different man every week for a year? … Laugh out loud moments, brilliant reading for the older woman or, indeed, women of any age.’

‘Absolutely brilliant, loved it. I will definitely be recommending.’

‘I really enjoyed this novel … Niloufar Lamakan has a strong writing style and I am excited for more.’

‘Loved this story … fun and full of enjoyment.’

More praise for Aged to Perfection:

‘Bold, daring, and gloriously funny.’ Helen Lederer

‘A fabulous read! I LOVED IT!’ Amanda Prowse, International Bestselling Author

‘At last, a heroine who proves passion has no age limit!’ Kathleen Whyman, Bestselling Author

‘Sassy and audacious!’ Julietta Henderson, Richard and Judy Book Club author of The Funny Thing About Norman Foreman

Niloufar Lamakan celebrates the pursuit of passion in later life. Sophia’s … adventures on the mature dating circuit are hilarious. I recommend Aged to Perfection to anyone who enjoys a rude belly laugh! Paterson Loarn, author of Up the Community Centre

When a chance at being a bridesmaid turns into a chance at being a bride, how can she possibly refuse?

Hudson Hopper is in trouble. After doing his business partner Jude a favor by hiring Jude’s younger sister Sloane, Hudson very quickly finds out that she is a massive distraction—especially since she’s now his assistant.

Things get more complicated when Hudson volunteers Sloane to fill in as a bridesmaid for a potential client, and she agrees…with certain stipulations. She’ll be a part of the Regency wedding—corset and all—if Hudson marries her. Sloane knows the value of the trade: he needs her to get into a high-society club to help secure his business deal, and she could use a down payment to secure her childhood home in return.

It’s an instant no from Hudson at first, but when she convinces him that no one will find out, including her brother, and points out how he will benefit from the marriage too…well, Hudson might just find himself saying “I do.”

Football is my life. I’m not interested in marriage or babies or poopy diapers. Yet here I am, standing in front of a judge saying “I do,” with a six-month-old on my hip and an aspiring storm-chaser on my arm.

From the time I was a little boy, sleeping with my head on a football, I’ve had one goal: carrying on the Bradford-family legacy.

Our famous father trained all my older brothers and me to be star athletes just like him, but seven years later, I’m the only one still focused on the game.

Until Raven Gale storms into my life.

She’s smart, sassy, curves for days, and lightning in the sack. When I met her at my little sister’s wedding we bonded immediately over our dedication to our dreams, our determination to let nothing stop us, and our insatiable, all-night, barrier-busting chemistry.

A baby girl is a surprise neither of us expected, but Raven has a plan. We’ll have a quickie marriage to secure her trust fund, be together three months tops, then shake hands and walk away.

The only problem is with every late night I spend chatting with my wife or consummating our marriage (which we both agreed was a bad idea) or rocking my baby girl to sleep or yes, even changing poopy diapers, the stronger our bond grows.

It never rains in California, there’s no football (for me) in south Alabama, but when you collide with a cyclone, everything changes, including what you thought were your plans.

(THE WAY WE COLLIDE is a small-town, surprise baby, sports romance with a marriage of convenience, close proximity, an over-protective alpha daddy, a feisty plus-sized FMC, and a few twisters. No cheating. No cliffhanger. No third-act breakup.)