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Someone Else's Wife
It’s never too late to make the right choice. No matter how hard she tries, Hannah Morrison Keesling can’t get life right. She’s hopped from one career to the next, but fears she will never live up to the fame and success of her parents. Hannah’s also jumped from one relationship to the next, but couldn’t get that right either. In the end, she settled for a marriage with financier Michael Keesling. Because he loved her. Because he wouldn’t leave. Somewhere along the way between leaving New York and moving to Southern California, Michael changed. Or maybe he’d always been the cold and casually cruel man she’d come to dread waking up to every morning. Either way, Hannah is full...
Taming the Bad Boy
From up here on stage, I can see her. Even with her First Lady hair and Sunday school shoes, I can’t take my eyes off of her. The music starts. I swing my hips to the thumping bass. Oh, so slowly I slip one button through a hole, then another, then another. I ease the black silk from my shoulders and toss it right toward her. I watch her pale glossy lips form a big ‘O’ before she catches it like a major league baller. The flashing lights blind me. Between beats, I can see her blue eyes zeroed in below my waist. I know what she wants. I give it to her. With a zip and a tug, the leather pants join the rest of my clothes. In my skin tight briefs, I dance just for her. With the last chord ...
What Was True
A former escort, the billionaire CEO who loves her, and the family secrets keeping them apart… Italy isn’t what former entertainment executive Isabella Aconi had hoped. Her reunion with the man she’d thought was her father for her first eleven years has gone bust while her half-brother is plagued with problems of his own. Even though she’s given up her penthouse apartment and well paying job in Los Angeles, a gift from a friend means that she never has to work again. For the first time in her life, Isabella has to decide what she wants and go after it. What do you do when the world is your oyster, but you hate shellfish? Jake Wu’s plans to reunite with Isabella Aconi have gone bust...
Maybe Baby
Holly I swear to God that when I left the house I had no plans for a hookup. Zero. Nada. None. I assumed I’d get buzzed on a few drinks, look at the stars above Hollywood from the hillside party house, then go back to my post divorce celibacy. However alcohol and common sense are sworn enemies. So when my ex’s former intern wandered on the deck and wrapped me in his warm leather jacket, I was hooked. Despite our age difference, I found myself on his living room floor, his head between my…you get the picture. We made a deal…friends with benefits. That was all well and really, really effing good until he went from hookup buddy to baby daddy. I just have to work up the courage to tell him or dump him. I want this baby, but don’t want to tie Nick down when his life is just getting started… About Jolie Moore’s Crazy Beautiful Love Stories: If you love angsty, twisty-turney contemporary romance full of complicated heroines with secrets, strong heroes who fall hard, and a long winding road to happily ever after, then download a Jolie Moore book. Perfect for fans Colleen Hoover, Mia Sheridan, LJ Shen, Robinne Lee, and Devney Perry, and Emily Henry.
Her Secret Crush
A Canadian girl with a hole in her heart, the Hollywood scion who can fix it, and the mountain keeping them apart… Sabrina Every day I watch Henry hike up the hill while I walk down. And every single day I want to run my fingers through his hair, wrap my hands around his biceps, stroke…his…dog. I never say a thing, though, because guys like him don’t date girls like me who aren’t model thin, who have a ten-inch scar down the middle of their chest, who may die on him… Henry I’m in no position to start a new relationship. I have plans to open my own store. I travel all the time. My dog died… But there’s something about the girl with the messy blond hair who eats lots of tacos...
What was Perfect
Sometimes love comes at the wrong time… Bella’s life went sideways before she hit her thirteenth birthday. Her father abruptly left her family and left the country. She and her mother fell from the middle class right into poverty. The Wu family threw them a lifeline, and they grabbed it with both hands. Jake is funny, smart, and rich. His parents think more about their status than their son, so Bella’s love feels like a lifeline. When Jake’s family says she isn’t good enough, their relationship must go underground. Bella trades her doomed relationship with Jake for an Ivy League education. And she finds a kind of love with Daniel. When Jake comes back for her years later, she has t...
Fifty First Dates
A romance author joins Tinder to find true love.What could go wrong?***¿Left an abusive marriage. Check.¿Did a heap of therapy and lots of meditation and yoga. Check.¿Got on Bumble. Got on OKCupid. Got on Tinder. Check. Check. Check.***Dan Savage ruined my marriage. But he saved my life.The wisdom of a single advice columnist changed everything. When I moved out, I took only the clothes I could carry, my old writing desk, my new office chair, and the books on my keeper shelf. Walking out of a two-decade-long marriage was the easy part. Getting my self-esteem back much harder. Once I healed enough to realize I was okay, I was ready to start dating again. #50firstdates was born. Fifty dates seemed like enough to meet Mr. Right or at least Mr. Right Now. Dating in middle age was nothing like I thought it was going to be. Follow me on my real-life journey¿as I search for my next big love. This is my own Crazy. Beautiful. Love. Story.
The Bend
Three families who live just 20 miles from each other, but they might as well be living on different planets. The Hood of South Central and Barrio of East LA mix and collide with the privileged beach communities of West Los Angeles in the times of meteoric change chronicled in the 1950’s and 60’s. The Bend is a memoir of one boy living with his family on the beach among the surf culture of the 50’s, surf pioneers who were called bums by many, including his strict parents, but went on to build a multi-million dollar global industry. Pete Thompson enjoyed the freedom of the beach and ocean every day, while in South Central, Jesse Moore and his family had things a little different. As well, in the Barrio of East LA, Hector Hinojosa did not get those cooling ocean breezes like Pete, and the summers there, as with Jesse living just off 46th and South Central Ave remained hot and thick with the prospects of no future on the streets of inner city Los Angeles. The Bend is what America was and evolved into during the tumult of these years. It is our story, the story of our America.
Maybe This Time Series Box Set
The nights are hotter in Los Angeles From Jolie Moore, the author of crazy, beautiful love stories come hot and sexy romances that will take you on an emotional roller coaster ride which are sure to make your toes curl and give you all the feels. This box set features: MAYBE BABY (Book 1) Divorced and done with her dry spell, Holly Prentice is ready to get back in the game. At six years her junior, Nick Andreis is a perfect stand in for Mr. Right as Mr. Right Now. Will Holly’s unexpected pregnancy change the rules of the game? Or can they both decide to play for keeps? MAYBE HIM (Book 2) There are only two things Sophie Reid doesn’t do: lawyers and sex. When sexy lawyer Ryan Becker waltz...
My Boyfriend Barfed in My Handbag . . . and Other Things You Can't Ask Martha
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER “Wise and funny. . . . The Lorrie Moore short story, or the Tina Fey memoir, of cleaning tutorials.”—Dwight Garner, The New York Times “Thrillingly titled. . . . For a generation overwhelmed not just by dust bunnies, but by bong water on the carpet, pee stains on the ceiling and vomit seemingly everywhere, Jolie Kerr dispenses cleaning advice free of judgment. . . . A Mrs. Beeton for the postcollege set.” —Penelope Green, The New York Times “Jolie Kerr really cuts through the grease and grime with her new book. I do what she tells me to do.” —Amy Sedaris The author of the hit column “Ask a Clean Person” offers a hilarious and practical guide to...
