The Collections 1-5

The Collections is the first 5 books in The Indecency Suites Series.

Romantic. Graphic. Sinful.

Harlot Nights:

Rachel Thompson is hovering on the corner of a dead end street in London, trying to ignore the filth and grime surrounding her. She's also feeling quite breezy in the underwear department, which wouldn't be so bad if she was in a five star hotel. Unfortunately, this was the meet point he offered her, and so here she stands – waiting.



Dark Surrender:

Lilly Trant is driving to the retreat cabin she's booked for the meeting she craves. She's professional, annoyed that she's had to move back with her parents, and searching for a release to get her over that very thing. Strangely, when she arrives, the man she knows isn't there to deal with her exuberant hormones. Someone else is.



Sunset Serenade:

Elaine Generis works long hours, most of them in the hot sun of Puerto Rico for the last three months. She's desperate for some wind down time with the one person who gets rid of the independent fiery streak she portrays. It's not really who she is, or who she wants to be, but it's necessary for her job. Thankfully, the three month wait is over. And he'll be here soon.



Parisian Affair:

Angel is waiting in a Parisian penthouse apartment. She'd rather not be kept waiting at all. Especially as her professional life ensures everyone does exactly what they're told, exactly when they're told it. It's probably why she's got the particular penchant she has for being in charge. But when they finally arrive – sparks fly. With one of them, anyway.

And the moment becomes something she didn't quite request.



Primal Desire:

Brady Waters is thinking about entering a building he's never dared enter before. Being a virgin means it's the scariest proposition he's ever deliberated, but just for once he wants to find out what being gay actually means. Trouble is, he's too damn fearful to try, and he's about to leave when the hottest guy he's ever seen emerges from the shadows – drunk.

He's at least got to get him across the road safe, right?

That's all, then he'll go and get on with life again.