Bad Boys Southern Style

When it comes to pleasure, these bad boys really are hotter than Georgia asphalt . . .

Love Potion #9 by JoAnn Ross

It’s bad enough that Hollywood hotshot Sloan Hawthorne’s knowledge of Roxi Dupree’s witchcraft comes from comic books and fairy tales. What’s worse is that she’s falling hard for the outrageously sexy hunk. Pretty soon they’re both finding that the steamy Savannah nights are perfect for conjuring up some mischievous magic of their own . . .

Midnight Plane to Georgia by E.C. Sheedy

It’s what Tracy does best, people-please and generally overwork the word ’yes’. But in love and life it’s gotten her nowhere. Tracy’s had enough--no more ’yes.’ From here on out it’s all about her. Colson Jones, hot-eyed and very determined, wants it to be all about her--and he’s pretty sure that Tracy will be saying ’yes’ again very soon . . .

Fall From Grace by Jill Shalvis

Librarian Janie Mills has never hit a man before, but when the lights go out and the town’s leading citizen--now missing for two days--points a gun at her, she doesn’t think twice about slugging him. Only when the electricity comes back, she finds an entirely different man on at her feet--P.I. Ryan Peterson. Pretty soon this is one case he’s definitely on top of. . . .

New York Times bestselling author JoAnn Ross has written 90 novels and has been published in 26 countries. A member of RWA’s Honor Roll of bestselling authors, she lives in Tennessee. Visit JoAnn at joannross.com.

E. C. Sheedy lives on an island and writes to the sound of the ocean nudging the shore a few feet from her door. She avoids dust bunnies, cooking, and large parties at all costs and is happiest sitting by a winter fire with a good book, or better yet, a good friend.

She loves her husband because he humors her addiction to movies and tolerates her aversion to pots and pans, and she is dog-gone crazy about her hundred-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback, Roan, who loves every word she writes--or at least has the commonsense to look as though he does.

In her stories, E.C. likes her heroines smart, her heroes strong--and lots of anticipation. She gets both scared spitless and wild with delight when she sees someone reading her work.

And she salutes the readers of romance who, in a too often loveless world, continue to support books that acknowledge the glory in human bonding and the eternal power of love.

New York Times bestselling author Jill Shalvis has written over two dozen romance novels. She’s a three time National Reader’s Choice award winner, a RITA and Holt finalist, and has numerous romantic comedy awards, including: Career Achievement in Love and Laughter from RT Book Reviews, and the Mad Cap Award. Her previous books include: The Sweetest Thing, Smart and Sexy, To All a Good Night. Jill lives with her family in Truckee, California (near Lake Tahoe). Visit her website at jillshalvis.com.