When her mom guilt-trips her into leaving the city to come home to their small town for Christmas, she knows she has to find a way to reveal her secrets. Not only her unconventional relationship with her three men, but also a baby on the way. Samantha has been keeping a couple of secrets from her parents. But his own past comes to haunt him and could destroy the relationship he’s always wanted.įollow the lives of the four lovers as they navigate their unconventional relationship in the face of dangers and drama that tries to tear them apart. Mario has his own past that makes him keep women at arm’s length, until he meets Samantha, a woman like no other. But what are the two men hiding themselves? Jake is the sexy neighbor who uncovers lies in his own marriage, ones that bring in his best friend Stuart. Samantha uncovers skeletons in closets, some in her own that are life-changing beyond anything she could ever imagine. But are they that welcoming to Samantha when she moves in? And what secrets are hiding behind the polished homes and manicured lawns? In the small suburbs of Atlanta, a close-knit community normally welcomes new members. Your favorite contemporary RH series of dirty little secrets newly edited with bonus materials! Suburbia Series (Reverse Harem Box Set with Bonus Scenes)

With a new job as an assistant to the wealthy but elusive Sachov family, I find myself caught up in a tangled web of desire, pain and sexual awakening that will either destroy me entirely or bring me back to life.ĬOMPLETE SERIES – READING ORDER AS FOLLOWS:#1 Steps #2 Strokes #3 Strings #4 SymphonyThis is a why choose romance for 18+ readers and contains suicide, self-harm and other topics that may be difficult for some readers.

It takes months of depression before I pull myself out of the bleakness and attempt to start living again. My dream of becoming prima ballerina is dead.ĭropped by the Royal Ballet, I return home to my empty house in Cornwall with nothing but ghosts, and memories of a past I am desperate to forget.

Storm by Serena Akeroyd