Cornelia Quick

For the “Begging For More” BDSM category, check out Shared by the Firemen by Stephani Del Rey:

Hailey dreams of being dominated by the hot, ripped firemen at her local station. Especially their handsome fire chief Adams, the commanding, dark-eyed hero of her dreams.

But when Hailey calls on them for help one day, she’s out of luck. It’s brutal, shaven-headed, tattooed fireman Sawyerwho’s on shift. And he’s soon got Hailey just where she belongs: begging for it, on her knees and squirming on his boots.

In the “I Just Wanna Watch” category, check out Lacey Cross’s “The Side Deal“, book one of the “All In” series:

Some gambles are worth the risk.

I thought I was invisible. I’m trapped in a perfect life that’s slowly suffocating me. But an impulsive trip to a casino ignites a spark inside me.

When the casino manager backs me against his desk and looks at me like I’m something to devour, not decorate, I remembered what it feels like to be wanted. Really wanted.

They say the house always wins, but tonight, so do I.

My marriage will never be the same.

In the “More the Merrier” category, there’s Mack Landry’s The Candy Man’s Harem: Sweet Temptations:

I never imagined my morning would begin surrounded by soft sheets, warm bodies, and unbridled passion.

Since discovering secret taffy recipes, my quiet life of solitude became a wonderful, chaotic pursuit of hedonistic pleasure. I’m determined to keep my grandfather’s candy shop running, and I need Candy’s help to find a solution. Her electric smile and fearless heart make every taboo interlude seem worthwhile. Along with the support of my harem, we must navigate our messy, steamy, and sometimes scandalous lives and find solutions to stay successful. Together we face inescapable questions: Can our wild blend of business and hedonistic pleasure forge the ultimate recipe for happiness, or will it be our downfall? Will Rocky Cove accept our alternative lifestyle or turn their backs on my store and my legacy?

In the “Hearts Will Race” category, you can’t go wrong with How to Come Between Soulmates by Kristin Lance:

Luke and Eli were legendary when I was sixteen. Beautiful. Inseparable. Tragic.

Back then, they were the hot college guys that every girl swooned over, but knew we couldn’t have. Because they were destined to be with each other. Except that’s not how it ended.

After four years away, I returned to Maple Crossing with good intentions: to help my pregnant friend with her candy company’s holiday rush. But when I realized that her brother never got together with his best friend, I couldn’t stop obsessing over it. Luke and Eli are clearly soulmates, clearly destined to be together. If I can see it, why can’t they?
I swear I wasn’t trying to meddle.
Okay, maybe a little.