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Only 99¢ The Beach with a Billionaire Collection: 6 Sweet Christian Contemporary Romances
You know that, as an author, I have MANY favorite books that I’ve written. This might seem like I’m bias—but I LOVE my books:)….Hahaha, probably because I get so caught in up their lives and the funny things they do or say.
But—The Dream Groom—stands out as one of my VERY favorites of all time.
And that one is in this 99¢ Collection today.
I think the biggest reason I really like the Dream Groom—is because Scar, the main character, is so broken. He is a professional football player who is more of a practice dummy—in the moment of this book. He got taken out of being a SEAL because of an injury. His family is a mess, etc. But—in this book—he meets back up with his brother and has a lot of healing. I love that.
Plus—he meets Shayla—who he affectionately calls Kansas.—And—she’s out in CA waitressing and pursuing her dream.
—When she has a stalker—it gets Scar all worked up and it’s so fun to watch how he wants to protect her.
Enjoy this whole collection!
Only 99¢ The Beach with a Billionaire Collection: 6 Sweet Christian Contemporary Romances
Beachy Feel-good Romance ✔️
Christian Themes ✔️
Witty Banter ✔️
Sweet Kisses ✔️
Suspense ✔️
Laughs ✔️
Time to get away from your life and dive into this 6-book Beach collection!
Books Included:
The Second Chance Billionaire Boss
Ex-Navy SEAL and billionaire, Nash Kingston, has his laser focus on getting Coconut Island back on its feet after the devastating hurricane last year. When he arrives at the island for a fundraising business conference, the last person he expected to run into was the woman who broke his heart six years ago.
The Stone Family Inn
After the death of their mother, six siblings are upset the beach house in South Port, was left solely to their oldest brother, Trey Stone. He never wanted it and he has no family anyway. The decision to sell it quickly incites a family feud and all of the siblings can’t help but get involved.
The Dream Groom
Scar Walker, a professional football player and former Navy Seal, only wanted to focus on getting his gym built for military vets while he was in San Diego. He didn’t want to take crap from his brother, he didn’t want to deal with a lippy waitress, and he really didn’t want random people calling him on the phone.
Her Hidden Falls Bodyguard Romance
A small-town cowboy turned FBI. A woman who has been running for way too long. The fake marriage just might save both of them.
The Dancing Groom
Boston Brady, running back for the Miami Surf, only wanted three things from his month at a beach resort—to take care of his brother, train for football, and forget his ex-girlfriend! When he is suckered into taking dance classes by his brother, he never expected to get stuck with the one woman he'd accidentally infuriated upon arriving.
Secret Jamaica Undercover Billionaire
When billionaire, Daniel Jagger, tries to escape to his Jamaica resort to get away from his family and to NOT follow his father’s will, he never expected to meet a gorgeous woman who looks … so sad. And he really never expected to run into her and break her piece of art.
Excerpt from The Dream Groom:
Her phone rang. Without looking, she knew who it would be as she answered. “Hello?”
Hesitation. “Hey.”
It was funny to her that there was a familiarity already. “I don’t even know your name.”
“I know,” he said. “I don’t know yours either. I’ve named you Kansas in my head.”
Liking that he’d been thinking of her, she smiled. “My name’s Shayla Castle.”
“Okay, your real name doesn’t disappoint either.”
This pleased her, which was stupid. “Okay, so what’s yours?”
“Brandon Walker. My friends call me Scar.”
She bit back the obvious question. “Your name is nice, too.”
“Another story for another night,” he said.
“What?”
“You want to know about my scar. I’ll tell you another time.”
It put her on edge thinking this would be a normal thing, them talking. She hated how much she actually liked that idea.
He let out a quick exhale. “I wanted to check on you. How’s it going?”
“Thanks. I’m fine. You could have texted.”
“Nah. We have this thing happening.” His voice was soft.
“We do?” She found herself smiling.
“Yeah, we do.”
Neither of them spoke for a few seconds.
“Well, thank you,” she said, her heart pounding. The mystery of that scar still taunted her.
“What are you doing?” His words were stilted, and his discomfort made her relax more.
“I’m arguing the merits or justification that Juliet had for killing herself when she thought Romeo was dead.”
For a beat, he didn’t answer, like he was weighing his response on his tongue. “She was stupid. Plain and simple. Life is precious. Killing herself was a huge waste.”
Shayla disagreed. “She was in love. She was heartbroken.”
He barked out a laugh. “Life is worth more than love. She was reckless. She was too young to be messing around with a thug like Romeo. He shouldn’t have married her in the middle of the night. He would have gotten his throat cut if her father had known. That’s why he did it in the cloak of darkness.”
That was a valid argument, actually. She smiled. “Cloak of darkness, really? Should I put that in my paper?”
“Hey, I won’t complain if you feel the need to quote me.” His voice had gone husky.
Intrigued, she pushed aside her laptop and leaned against the back of her bed, thinking how this was getting interesting. “Why can’t you tell me about the scar now?”
He sighed. “You have no filter, do you, Kansas?”
The way he said “Kansas” sounded so good. Feeling a bit bad, she shook her head. “I’m sorry.”
“It’s fine. Seriously, another night. Let’s talk about your paper.”
“Sure.” She went back to the topic, even though she really wanted to know now. “Juliet had pledged her dying love to Romeo. Juliet trusted Romeo.”
“Still stupid and childish.”
“Was it? Because by Romeo’s actions we see that Romeo loved and trusted Juliet. He didn’t let it stand. She didn’t die by herself. He died too.”
He grunted. “So sacrifice for love is always worth it?”
“Always,” she said softly, feeling more convinced as she said it. “That’s why it was pretty awesome you jumped in to help me even though I don’t deserve it and you didn’t know me.”
“But I didn’t love you,” Scar pointed out. He said it so bluntly, she was thrown off balance. “I jumped in because I believe in humanity, goodness, honor, and duty.”
She found herself liking this man. A lot. “Love of country before love of self.”
“You do what’s right because it’s the right thing to do,” he said. “I had SEAL guys who proved that to me. Over and over.”
Her respect for him went up a notch. “You’re a SEAL?”
He cleared his throat. “Was. Got shot. Discharged with honors. I had the option of being regular military but turned it down.”
“What do you do currently?”
“Play football for the Texas Titans.”
This was unreal. She wasn’t really into football, but Jason had loved the Titans. “You play professional football?”
He scoffed. “I pretty much just get throttled most of the time. I’m on the practice team.”
She considered what SEALs did, then tried to imagine what it was like on the practice team. “So you’re obviously masochistic.”
He laughed.
“What are you doing in San Diego?”
He cleared his throat. “I’m actually in San Diego for three to four weeks working on a project to design a facility for military vets. It’s a program that focuses on helping vets through sparring. There will also be counselors to help them and a coffee shop where they can hang out. No one would show up just to be psychoanalyzed, but if we can get them in for sparring and socializing, we can really help the ones who need it.”
She cleared her throat. “I have to admit I’m a bit intimidated by you.”
“No,” he said, sounding shocked. “Don’t be.”
“How old are you?” she blurted, regretting the words as soon as they tumbled out. “Sorry, the no filter thing.” She cringed, knowing she sounded like an idiot and was grateful for the distance of the telephone while talking to him.
“Ah, you’re breaking my heart already, Shayla.”
Her heart rate kicked up a notch. Was he going to answer the question?
“I’m twenty-eight,” he said. “How old are you?”
“Twenty-one.”
He sighed. “Is that okay with you?”
Feeling uncertain, she said, “Yeah, that’s fine. I mean, whatever. It’s not like we’re dating or anything.”
He chuckled, a wonderful sound. “That dispels any intentions I had.”
Butterflies rushed through her and she knew she’d be blushing. Checking the time, she saw it was almost eleven-thirty. “I gotta go. Paper is due by midnight, and I still have to finish it.”
“Okay,” he said. “Can we talk tomorrow?”
Happiness surged through her. She pushed it away, not wanting to think it meant anything. He was way too old for her. “Sure.”
“Well, then, I’ll talk to you tomorrow.”
Only 99¢ The Beach with a Billionaire Collection: 6 Sweet Christian Contemporary Romances
You know that, as an author, I have MANY favorite books that I’ve written. This might seem like I’m bias—but I LOVE my books:)….Hahaha, probably because I get so caught in up their lives and the funny things they do or say.
But—The Dream Groom—stands out as one of my VERY favorites of all time.
And that one is in this 99¢ Collection today.
I think the biggest reason I really like the Dream Groom—is because Scar, the main character, is so broken. He is a professional football player who is more of a practice dummy—in the moment of this book. He got taken out of being a SEAL because of an injury. His family is a mess, etc. But—in this book—he meets back up with his brother and has a lot of healing. I love that.
Plus—he meets Shayla—who he affectionately calls Kansas.—And—she’s out in CA waitressing and pursuing her dream.
—When she has a stalker—it gets Scar all worked up and it’s so fun to watch how he wants to protect her.
Enjoy this whole collection!
Only 99¢ The Beach with a Billionaire Collection: 6 Sweet Christian Contemporary Romances
Beachy Feel-good Romance ✔️
Christian Themes ✔️
Witty Banter ✔️
Sweet Kisses ✔️
Suspense ✔️
Laughs ✔️
Time to get away from your life and dive into this 6-book Beach collection!
Books Included:
The Second Chance Billionaire Boss
Ex-Navy SEAL and billionaire, Nash Kingston, has his laser focus on getting Coconut Island back on its feet after the devastating hurricane last year. When he arrives at the island for a fundraising business conference, the last person he expected to run into was the woman who broke his heart six years ago.
The Stone Family Inn
After the death of their mother, six siblings are upset the beach house in South Port, was left solely to their oldest brother, Trey Stone. He never wanted it and he has no family anyway. The decision to sell it quickly incites a family feud and all of the siblings can’t help but get involved.
The Dream Groom
Scar Walker, a professional football player and former Navy Seal, only wanted to focus on getting his gym built for military vets while he was in San Diego. He didn’t want to take crap from his brother, he didn’t want to deal with a lippy waitress, and he really didn’t want random people calling him on the phone.
Her Hidden Falls Bodyguard Romance
A small-town cowboy turned FBI. A woman who has been running for way too long. The fake marriage just might save both of them.
The Dancing Groom
Boston Brady, running back for the Miami Surf, only wanted three things from his month at a beach resort—to take care of his brother, train for football, and forget his ex-girlfriend! When he is suckered into taking dance classes by his brother, he never expected to get stuck with the one woman he'd accidentally infuriated upon arriving.
Secret Jamaica Undercover Billionaire
When billionaire, Daniel Jagger, tries to escape to his Jamaica resort to get away from his family and to NOT follow his father’s will, he never expected to meet a gorgeous woman who looks … so sad. And he really never expected to run into her and break her piece of art.
Excerpt from The Dream Groom:
Her phone rang. Without looking, she knew who it would be as she answered. “Hello?”
Hesitation. “Hey.”
It was funny to her that there was a familiarity already. “I don’t even know your name.”
“I know,” he said. “I don’t know yours either. I’ve named you Kansas in my head.”
Liking that he’d been thinking of her, she smiled. “My name’s Shayla Castle.”
“Okay, your real name doesn’t disappoint either.”
This pleased her, which was stupid. “Okay, so what’s yours?”
“Brandon Walker. My friends call me Scar.”
She bit back the obvious question. “Your name is nice, too.”
“Another story for another night,” he said.
“What?”
“You want to know about my scar. I’ll tell you another time.”
It put her on edge thinking this would be a normal thing, them talking. She hated how much she actually liked that idea.
He let out a quick exhale. “I wanted to check on you. How’s it going?”
“Thanks. I’m fine. You could have texted.”
“Nah. We have this thing happening.” His voice was soft.
“We do?” She found herself smiling.
“Yeah, we do.”
Neither of them spoke for a few seconds.
“Well, thank you,” she said, her heart pounding. The mystery of that scar still taunted her.
“What are you doing?” His words were stilted, and his discomfort made her relax more.
“I’m arguing the merits or justification that Juliet had for killing herself when she thought Romeo was dead.”
For a beat, he didn’t answer, like he was weighing his response on his tongue. “She was stupid. Plain and simple. Life is precious. Killing herself was a huge waste.”
Shayla disagreed. “She was in love. She was heartbroken.”
He barked out a laugh. “Life is worth more than love. She was reckless. She was too young to be messing around with a thug like Romeo. He shouldn’t have married her in the middle of the night. He would have gotten his throat cut if her father had known. That’s why he did it in the cloak of darkness.”
That was a valid argument, actually. She smiled. “Cloak of darkness, really? Should I put that in my paper?”
“Hey, I won’t complain if you feel the need to quote me.” His voice had gone husky.
Intrigued, she pushed aside her laptop and leaned against the back of her bed, thinking how this was getting interesting. “Why can’t you tell me about the scar now?”
He sighed. “You have no filter, do you, Kansas?”
The way he said “Kansas” sounded so good. Feeling a bit bad, she shook her head. “I’m sorry.”
“It’s fine. Seriously, another night. Let’s talk about your paper.”
“Sure.” She went back to the topic, even though she really wanted to know now. “Juliet had pledged her dying love to Romeo. Juliet trusted Romeo.”
“Still stupid and childish.”
“Was it? Because by Romeo’s actions we see that Romeo loved and trusted Juliet. He didn’t let it stand. She didn’t die by herself. He died too.”
He grunted. “So sacrifice for love is always worth it?”
“Always,” she said softly, feeling more convinced as she said it. “That’s why it was pretty awesome you jumped in to help me even though I don’t deserve it and you didn’t know me.”
“But I didn’t love you,” Scar pointed out. He said it so bluntly, she was thrown off balance. “I jumped in because I believe in humanity, goodness, honor, and duty.”
She found herself liking this man. A lot. “Love of country before love of self.”
“You do what’s right because it’s the right thing to do,” he said. “I had SEAL guys who proved that to me. Over and over.”
Her respect for him went up a notch. “You’re a SEAL?”
He cleared his throat. “Was. Got shot. Discharged with honors. I had the option of being regular military but turned it down.”
“What do you do currently?”
“Play football for the Texas Titans.”
This was unreal. She wasn’t really into football, but Jason had loved the Titans. “You play professional football?”
He scoffed. “I pretty much just get throttled most of the time. I’m on the practice team.”
She considered what SEALs did, then tried to imagine what it was like on the practice team. “So you’re obviously masochistic.”
He laughed.
“What are you doing in San Diego?”
He cleared his throat. “I’m actually in San Diego for three to four weeks working on a project to design a facility for military vets. It’s a program that focuses on helping vets through sparring. There will also be counselors to help them and a coffee shop where they can hang out. No one would show up just to be psychoanalyzed, but if we can get them in for sparring and socializing, we can really help the ones who need it.”
She cleared her throat. “I have to admit I’m a bit intimidated by you.”
“No,” he said, sounding shocked. “Don’t be.”
“How old are you?” she blurted, regretting the words as soon as they tumbled out. “Sorry, the no filter thing.” She cringed, knowing she sounded like an idiot and was grateful for the distance of the telephone while talking to him.
“Ah, you’re breaking my heart already, Shayla.”
Her heart rate kicked up a notch. Was he going to answer the question?
“I’m twenty-eight,” he said. “How old are you?”
“Twenty-one.”
He sighed. “Is that okay with you?”
Feeling uncertain, she said, “Yeah, that’s fine. I mean, whatever. It’s not like we’re dating or anything.”
He chuckled, a wonderful sound. “That dispels any intentions I had.”
Butterflies rushed through her and she knew she’d be blushing. Checking the time, she saw it was almost eleven-thirty. “I gotta go. Paper is due by midnight, and I still have to finish it.”
“Okay,” he said. “Can we talk tomorrow?”
Happiness surged through her. She pushed it away, not wanting to think it meant anything. He was way too old for her. “Sure.”
“Well, then, I’ll talk to you tomorrow.”
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