Books published by ASD Publishing

Lily loves Jonas but implicit trust is another matter. After all they've been through, she still can't believe he'll stay no matter how deep, how dark her secrets. With her ex, Declan, up to his worst, Lily's embarrassed and ashamed...but she's underestimated Jonas. With the same ruthlessness he uses to dispatch his business rivals, he vows to annihilate Declan. Jonas is determined to personally oversee her recovery and she lets him. Every caress, every lingering honey-sweet kiss they share says he loves her--even the way he possesses her body in the sultry heat of the night...but will Jonas commit? Will he ever be able to say those three little words she craves to hear from him?

Now the lies have taken on a life of their own.Lily refuses to see Jonas, the only man she's ever loved--protecting him the best she can, but martyrdom is a heavy cross to bear. She's so wounded, she's loses her instinct for self-preservation. Jonas won't stay away. He invades her dreams with his hard body and soft caresses, then her life--using her body against her. Her pain is no match for the memories of their steamy past and the protective tenderness Jonas now wraps around her.Lily realizes she and Jonas might have more in common than their sultry sexual companionship...they both want family--the sweet intimacy of belonging. Will they find it together?

There's not much that can surprise or scare Lily Salomé.So when her boss gives her a challenging proposal, she jumps at the opportunity to do the impossible: persuade one sexy and brooding business mogul to sign with their publishing company.Easier said than done…Jonas Crane doesn't return phone calls. Forget about securing a meeting. He's just not interested. But when their paths collide, Jonas doesn't seem quite as resistant.As the two begin a blossoming companionship, obstacles arise, challenging everything they've worked for. Is the smart, mouthwatering billionaire just too out of Lily's league?

In order to win his heart, she'll have to play the game... All over Broadway, my name is up in lights. From New York to London, the words 'Gemma Sinclair' are synonymous with up-and-coming fame, and a super-fast rise to success. Yeah, well, super isn't how I feel… Between my deadbeat addict of an ex-boyfriend and the stress of my parents relying on me back home-sometimes I feel like the ground beneath my feet is slipping away. Until I crossed paths with Knox Callahan, the hot and sexy as hell veteran player for the New York Football Club-and a total player when it comes to women. A year after our disastrous first date, I'm still in no position to have anything to do with a guy like him. But then right at my lowest, here he comes, riding back into my life and offering me something I've been desperately longing for-support. And truth. And, well, the truth is-now I can't for the life of me remember why I didn't want to be a part of his team...

If I'm allowed to break free, I just might fall My whole life I've been driven by my mother to be one of the greatest ballerinas that the New York City Ballet has ever seen. She kept me in a glass viewing case, not meant to be handled or touched. But once I remove my pointe shoes, I yearn for independence, escape, and the freedom just to be me...and to have him, Tyler Wilson. Tyler may be the star striker for New York FC and a serial womanizer, but underneath his frivolous bravado, I see the real Tyler - the kind, protective man I've known since childhood. Though he still sees me as a fragile, an untouchable princess. Now we're kind of working together, I feel the crack of electric, sexual tension in the air with each glance shared and I have my chance. I will show Tyler I'm not just a ballerina in a box, and together, we will defy everyone and break the rules. But we can never, ever be caught.

An encouraging tale about a squirrel who loves theater written by the award-winning author of Chicken Boy: The Amazing Adventures of a Super Hero with Autism.

"I have a superhero inside my head. I call him Chicken Boy" proclaims our hero. What others may see as odd "quirks", a child living with autism explains as all a part of his being a superhero. Told in the first person perspective, Chicken Boy offers a small glimpse into the mind of one child who wants others to understand they shouldn't fear someone simply because that person is a little different.