Cirrus@Austlit

'McKenzie Wood is Australia's star gossip mag journalist, and she's just spied the story of a lifetime: rumor-shrouded rock star, Nick Blackthorne who thinks he's incognito at Bandicoot Cove resort. The word is Nick's a sex addict about to come out of the closet, and who better to lure Nick out than her BFF, Aiden Rogers, a pulse-poundingly gorgeous firefighter who is always there when she needs him, no matter the challenge.

'Aiden admits it's pretty damned pathetic that he can rush into burning buildings, but not have the guts to tell McKenzie he's in love with her. No way can he tell his best friend he'd like to do some seriously sinful things to her, especially since she s never shown one iota of sexual interest.'

Source: Publisher's blurb (Samhain ed.)

'Bianca Rogers is ready to forget her worries for a while and celebrate her brother’s wedding at the exotic Bandicoot Cove resort. The last thing she expects is to be knocked off her feet—literally—by Brody Evans.

'The chemistry between Brody and Bianca is undeniable. She’s everything he wants in a woman. She’s sexy, warm, friendly…delicious, and overwhelming attraction quickly grows to full-blown lust.

'But they’ve come to the island with baggage that can’t be ignored forever, and their previous mistakes and the circumstances that have led them to the island soon demand attention. As desire transforms into love, it’s time to see if the past is going to get in the way of any happy-ever-after there could be in their future.'

Source: Publisher's blurb

'Sienna thought a getaway would help her get over her breakup with Ben. A fling with high school crush, Josh, is just what she needs. Until Ben shows up with a red-hot challenge to help her make an impossible choice.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'When Kennedy bolted after a mind-blowing one-night stand with a sexy Australian firefighter, she never expected to be standing in front of him four months later on a tropical island resort. Naked, thanks to her phobia of butterflies.

'Trouble is, she s equally turned on by Luke "and" his hunky British cousin. Not exactly how she'd intended to spend her first day as Bandicoot Cove's official photographer.

'Luke never planned on falling for the feisty, flirty American he met at a New York bar. Now that he's face to face with her again, he has two questions. Why did she run? And why can't he stop thinking about sharing the woman of his dreams with his cousin?

'Addison invited himself along on his cousin's trip for a weekend of no-strings-attached sex. But he wants to get to know Kennedy on "all" levels. Seriously, this is no way for a rake to behave. And how the hell is he going to tell his cousin he's interested in the very woman Luke can't get out of his mind?'

Source: Publisher's blurb (Samhain ed.)

Trilogy of erotic novellas, each written by a separate Australian writer.