When Bethany finds her Master’s note, she expects it to contain
the usual set of instructions telling her how to prepare for their Friday
evening play session. But her Master asks for the unexpected—he wants her to be his Domme. Bethany is terrified at the prospect, but she doesn’t want to
disappoint Master. She’ll need to tap into her inner dominatrix if she’s to give
her newly submissive lover what he needs.

 

A frantic phone call from her estranged sister sends Jesse Peña rushing home to Brownsville, Texas, only to find that Alicia —seven months pregnant— has vanished. Jesse is convinced her brother-in-law, Marcus Vega, is a killer but getting the police to listen isn’t easy, especially when Marcus announces that Jesse and her sister are borderline schizophrenic. 

Detective Michael Cisneros is reluctant to believe Jesse's allegation. After all, Marcus Vega is a prominent citizen with a tight alibi, and this isn’t the first time she’s charged him with murder. When Michael is accused of allowing a personal relationship with Jesse to cloud his judgment, he is forced to accept what she cannot—Marcus Vega is innocent. Jesse’s refusal to give up will risk more than her life, it will test her sanity as well.

 

After her grandmother's untimely death, Abby Morgan returns to the small Southern town that was once her home to handle the affairs that have been entrusted to her. Shortly after arriving, Abby comes into contact with the ruggedly handsome Mitch Beaumont and is seeing double after she
meets Mitch's identical twin brother, Taylor.

Abby discovers that everything in Midnight Creek isn't as it seems, and after a couple of hot encounters together, Abby is drawn more than ever to the twins. They make her feel special and wanted. It's something she's never had before in her life, and with them in her bed, it leads to her craving more pleasure from them. But when her life is suddenly put into peril, she must rely on the twins to save her.

Romance, mystery, and intrigue fill the air around Abby. Nothing is as she had ever known it before. But hey, this is Midnight Creek in Midnight County after all, where convention is tossed straight outta the window.

Note: There is no sexual relationship or touching for titillation between or among siblings.
Note: This book is written in one point of view.