Having twin newborns is a dream come true for Nate Wright, Callie Sheppard, and Zane Hollister. Having two babies who don’t sleep at night is a nightmare for their love life. They all love Charlie and Zander, but they’re missing something. Callie feels unsexy and more like a mom than a wife. Nate and Zane love their wife, but they’re not sure how to reach her. Her marriage out of control, Callie worries she might lose them. But her husbands have a plan to change all of that. It involves spending some time in the Talbot guesthouse. Deep in the night in Bliss, this throuple will get their groove back.

Lexi Blake welcomes you to enjoy this short and hot look into her Masters and Mercenaries world on the day her big, bad Dom becomes the big, bad Dad. Join Ian, Charlotte, and the whole McKay-Taggart crew as they celebrate life and love and the family gets a little bigger. 

We all know Zoey's point of view... But what about her Fae Prince Dev's?

This is a scene from Steal the Light. It takes place at the end of the book after Zoey has resolved the problems with Lucas Halfer. Daniel has chosen to leave Zoey behind when he’s forced to go to Paris and she’s confused and alone. This scene is from Dev’s point of view. Devinshea knows he’s madly in love with Zoey, but he’s waited. He’s worried for weeks that she’ll choose Daniel and he’ll be alone again. In this scene, Zoey makes her choice and Dev’s fantasy comes alive….with one small missing piece….

We all know Zoey’s point of view... But what about her vampire Daniel's?

This is a scene from Steal the Light. It takes place roughly midway through the book after the fight at the hotel with Stewart, the demon. Daniel has been shot with silver bullets and he’s expended his energy saving Zoey by flying her safely from the top of the building down to the bottom. He wakes up, sure that he’s died only to discover that Zoey won’t let him go….

Okay guys, so I need you to go with me on this one. It’s a little weird, but you know I love to get that crazy idea and see if I can make it work. I don’t want to say too much about it because I’d like you to discover this bit of wild crossover on your own, but I do need to put some big old spoiler alerts on this sucker and a few warnings. If you have read neither Masters and Mercenaries: The Forgotten or Thieves, this will mean nothing to you. If you haven’t read Lost in You or Stealing Summer, you’re about to get some big old spoilers you might not want, so be warned. I mean BIG spoilers. Not little ones. For the rest of you, I hope this reminds you that death is not always the end, and maybe some of us need a third chance to get it right…

This story takes place during the events of Lost in You and before Stealing Summer.