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A short story in the Famiglia series
(best read between books 1 & 2)
He waited four years to make his move. He's not waiting one more song.
Brian
Fifty-three missions with the SEALs, and not one of them took as much self-control as staying away from my little sister's best friend. Four long years of watching Gina cheer from the stands with my Bulls season ticket I couldn't actually afford. Four long years of Gina being bratty with everyone else but hiding from me. Four long years of waiting for Paige to find another anchor here in Chicago, so I wasn’t risking her happiness.
And now Paige has Damiano. My wait is over.
Except my girl quit cheering to dance at a mafia-run strip club—and didn't want me to know.
She’s about to learn exactly how much of a problem I have with her dancing when my eyes aren't on her.
Private dances run two grand a pop. So I sold my truck. I'll mortgage my house next.
Gina
Highlights of my first week dancing at the Cat's Meow? Five grand, an awesome group of girls, and no more synchronized kicks to somebody else's playlist. My routines. My music. Every eye in the room on me.
Worst part? My best friend’s Navy SEAL older brother finding out I’m stripping.
Up on that stage I'm a tiger. Bold, fierce, in control. But when Brian calls me “kitten,” I want to curl into a ball and hide from him. He’s so good, so perfect. Mr. All-American. But I’m… Not enough. So I run from him. Three times. And he’s counting.
She loves having every eye in the room on her. Except his.
former Navy SEAL * mafia strip club dancer * he’s been watching her for years * troublemaker heroine
DUET narration by
Savannah Thomas and
Anthony Palmini
A bonus scene in the Famiglia series
(best read after finishing the series. Or before starting it. Or anytime really.)
Come back in time to Carly's Sweet Sixteen party.
To when it all started.
Massimo's obsession with Carly.
Massimo's lies about his time in Italy.
Joey's distrust.
The true start of The Famiglia Series
forbidden romance * OTT * he can’t function around her * STEM heroine * one bed (but it’s a couch) * foot stuff
A complete standalone short story I wrote on two separate ski vacations
Two adrenaline junkies. One mountain. And the margarita that wasn’t supposed to be foreplay.
Reagan Owens wants only one thing from Olympic halfpipe medalist Luke Branson: ski advice.
Luke wants something else entirely: the gorgeous influencer off his mountain before she ruins it. But maybe she should leave in the morning…
Too bad for him, Reagan isn’t just another snow bunny looking to hop into his van.
Now she’s landing his tricks.
Winning over his friends.
Taking over his bar.
Then Luke proves he’s an absolute idiot by hijacking the spotlight that was supposed to be hers.
If he thought winning Olympic gold was hard, just wait until he tries to win Reagan back.
He falls first ❤️ Cocky Olympic hero 🎿
Snow bunny trope—flipped 🐰Rivalry as foreplay 🔥
One very bad margarita idea 🍍She steals the win 🏆
Hero screws up spectacularly 😬
