Louise Bay crafts sexy, contemporary romance novels – the kind she herself enjoys reading. Her writing dives into the depths of romance and sensuality often missing in real life, leading her to seek refuge in fictional worlds. She revels in creating stories that reflect her passion for the genre, delivering the elements she seeks out in literature and film.
The protagonist eagerly seizes an opportunity to escape the hustle of New York City for a three-month adventure in London. This move promises new experiences and a fresh perspective, setting the stage for personal growth and exploration in a vibrant new setting.
Exploring the complexities of modern relationships, this book delves into the emotional aftermath of love lost and the journey towards self-discovery. The narrative captures the protagonist's struggles with loneliness and the quest for connection, all while navigating the expectations of society and personal desires. With a blend of humor and poignant reflections, it examines how love can shape our identities and the importance of moving forward, even when it feels like love has been checked off the list.
The story revolves around a character who harbors a strong disdain for Christmas, leading to a series of humorous and unexpected events. As the narrative unfolds, the protagonist confronts their feelings and encounters various holiday traditions, ultimately exploring themes of family, love, and the true spirit of the season. Through witty observations and relatable experiences, the book offers a fresh perspective on the holiday, challenging the idea that Christmas must be universally loved.
Ever proposed marriage on a first date? To a guy you first met covered in whipped cream? (I haven't even mentioned the bit where he won our date at an auction) There's no ring in my pocket, but I really hope he says yes. Not because I'm in love with him-that would be ridiculous. He needs to impress my father and I need access to my trust fund. That's all our union will be about. For three months, I've just got to ignore the rock-hard muscles I felt when I ran into him, the look in his eye that tells me he tastes as good as he looks, and the chemistry that sizzles between us whenever we're together. Easy. Right? A feel-good, fake marriage, standalone in the mister series. For Beck and Stella's story - read Mr. Mayfair For Dexter and Hollie's story - read Mr. Knightsbridge For Gabriel and Autumn's story - read Mr. Smithfield For Joshua and Hartford's story - read Mr. Park Lane For Andrew and Sofia's story - read Mr. Bloomsbury For Tristan and Parker's story - read Mr. Notting Hill
Dr. Off Limits? I have a fever and I think you might be the medicine I need. I've sworn off men to focus on my dream job that starts on Monday. But my best friend talks me into a final night of fun-a blind date. I only agree because the guy is going to work as a doctor in Africa. It's the best date of my life. Dr. Africa makes me laugh and swoon and I want to give him a thorough physical examination. He turns into Dr. One Night Stand, and I'm not sad about it. Monday morning, I'm enthusiastic and excited, until I bump into . . . you guessed it. Apparently Dr. Africa got his brother to fill in on our date, and now I work at the same hospital as the guy I got naked with on Saturday. Did I mention he's my new boss? I need to go right to the Emergency Room and find a cure for my crush on Dr. Off Limits.
The protagonist faces a family dispute over the title of Duke of Fairfax, which he can claim only if he marries. Torn between the expectations of nobility and his desire for freedom, he grapples with the prospect of commitment. His reluctance to settle down with a single partner highlights his struggle with traditional roles and personal desires, setting the stage for a conflict between love and duty.
In a captivating tale of fame and romance, a Hollywood superstar finds his life intertwined with that of the girl next door. Their contrasting worlds collide, leading to unexpected challenges and heartfelt moments as they navigate the complexities of love in the spotlight. The story explores themes of authenticity, the impact of celebrity, and the quest for genuine connection amidst the chaos of fame.
A boss, his assistant, a snowstorm and just one bed. What could go wrong? They call him Dr. Perfect. I call him Dr. Aloof, Dr. Arrogant, Dr. If-you're-going-to-fire-me-just-get-it-over-with. If I had other options, I'd quit, but I need this job. Badly. So I jump at the chance to impress him by hand-delivering some important documents. Yes, he's staying on a remote Scottish Island, but I've got it covered... Until the ferry back is cancelled, there are no hotels on the island and there's a storm headed our way. So I'm snowed in with my impossibly handsome boss, who barely knows my name, in a tiny one-bedroom cottage in the middle of nowhere. But unlike the snow outside, his icy stare is beginning to melt and we don't need a generator to keep it warm inside.
Set in a richly imagined world, the narrative follows a young protagonist navigating the complexities of friendship, loyalty, and self-discovery. As they confront personal challenges and external conflicts, themes of resilience and the quest for identity emerge. With vivid character development and a captivating plot, the story explores the transformative power of experiences and the importance of connection in overcoming adversity. The journey is both an adventure and a profound exploration of the human spirit.
The first time I meet Madison Shore, I'm greeted by her knickers. She's upside down and trying to untangle herself from my chair at a wedding. I get to see a whole lot more of her later that night. The second time I meet Madison Shore is in my London office. Turns out she's a journalist writing an article about me. To keep control of my company, I need to convince people I'm more serious about business than my playboy reputation suggests. Madison holds my future in her hands. Now I just need to convince the woman I took to bed on Saturday night that I'm not the player everyone thinks I am. Private Player is stand-alone novel.