Nightclub Sins by Michelle Love

The NIGHTCLUB SINS Series is a billionaire romance box set that contain HOT and STEAMY scenes with no cliffhanger and always a HEA

1. The Forbidden Sitter
A little boy needed me. A grown man needed me. And I needed to let go of my V-card…Tossed away by his horrible mother, the two-year-old needed me desperately.I could be there for the poor boy.But I fell in love.With both the son and the father.My overprotective family wouldn’t mind my love for the child.But my love for the man who wasn’t supposed to be touching me at all?Well, no one was going to be okay with that.So I told the billionaire who was used to getting his way that we’d have to hide our relationship.Keep the steamy encounters a secret.I found out billionaires do not like to be kept hidden.So how long would I get to feel his phenomenal touch before we had to end it all?

2. Masked Indulgence
One night of naughty fun turned into one lifetime of responsibility…
The little beauty caught my eye right from the start.The naughty negligee she wore enhanced her luscious body, though the mask hid her face from me.But I took her anyway and I took her as many times as I wanted; she belonged to me that night.My little slave gave me everything I demanded of her.My touch became her undoing, making her give me more than she’d ever given anyone.

3. Nightclub Surprise
One full moon, one last chance, and one hot as hell night of fiery passion…He was the hot guy who’d lived next door to me for as long as I could remember. I was the recent high school grad who’d just turned eighteen. He was on his way out of our small town to become a marine. I was a virgin who found herself lucky enough to be the last girl he’d see before leaving for war the next morning. Soft caresses, silky kisses, and velvety murmurs took me to a place I’d never been, and I knew only he would be able take me back to that place of pure bliss. But he had to go. One night of unadulterated, hot as sin, lust-filled passion was all that was in the cards for us. Seven years passed before I saw him again. My body reacted to him right away as fire blazed through my veins. But now I was a mother to a little boy. And now he was a man with a lot of bad memories—memories that plagued his poor mind and broke him in ways that might never be fixed. Could love win out over such adversaries, or would the war claim another victim, leaving me alone again?