Books by Rebecca Rose

Sometimes it feels good to be bad . . . Dave Sanders is making up for a lifetime of sin. After leaving his reckless past behind, he now runs a respectable bar and grill. But keeping his wild side in check becomes nearly impossible when Kathy Mae Smith starts working for him. She's shy, modest, and sexy as hell. Slow, sweet seduction has never been his style, but then Dave has never wanted a woman like this before . . . Thanks to her ex-husband, Kathy doesn't know if she can ever trust another man. And she certainly isn't about to jeopardize her job by jumping into bed with her hot new boss. Yet Dave is kind, caring, and his sizzling persistence is about to burn through the last of her defenses-until her past catches up with her. If she surrenders the truth to Mr. Perfect, will she lose him . . . or get a second shot at love?

Bianca Bernardo is one tough cookie. She also just happens to have a violent vendetta against men who hurt children. She calls herself the Emancipator, and she considers it her civic duty to liberate the youngest of society-those who cannot defend themselves-from lascivious losers. Her job is violent and messy, but she loves dealing out her brand of justice. Bianca is an unlikely hero who delights in her work without the bureaucratic constraints of the American legal system. The Garden of Retribution is the story of vigilante justice with a side of dark, vulgar humor. When villains prey on the young, do you long for them to suffer slow, torturous deaths? Well, so does Bianca, as she deals out her twisted version of due process.

In the vein of New York Times and USA Today bestselling authors RL Matthewson, Gina L. Maxwell, and Cari Quinn, Rebecca Rose brings a new sexy, fast-paced, erotic contemporary romance series.

Peyton Swift has a secret. A secret that would be easier to keep if it didn't keep taking over her brain with violent flashbacks. Now she's totalled her Mum's car and all eyes are on her - including a brand new pair belonging to Kai Pearson.Kai's curiosity could be a problem. Then again, could seeing the world through his eyes restore the colour to Peyton's life?