New Release: In From
the Cold (Pulp Friction 2014 Compilation)
All 6 books for one low
price!
Are you all caught up
and ready for the December Finale of Pulp Friction 2014?
This compilation includes:
Cold Snap
Professor of Literature Finn Lorensson is
unashamedly a romantic. In his own words, he's a white knight in search of a
charming prince to save. In fact, he's doing a good deed by stepping into the
breach for his long-time friends and landlords at Mountain Shadows when a voice
on the phone sends him tumbling headfirst into love/lust/fascination.
Four months later, a self-absorbed Dr. Cannon
Malloy shows up in the flesh and has the poor grace to not remember their
conversation. That could be because he's running from his past and too busy
looking over his shoulder to appreciate what's right in front of him.
A winter
storm and circumstance conspire to bring them together, but it'll take more
than a charming smile and a pure heart to bring this frog-prince in from the
cold.
Cold Comfort
Prince Charming wannabe
Finn Lorensson is living his own fairy tale. Sure, his intended is more frog
than princess, but what's love worth if you don't have to slay a few dragons on
the way?
Cannon Malloy is
adapting…to life in Flagstaff, the cold, teaching…and to Finn. He's about
decided that letting himself be loved isn't such a bad thing after all.
When
an opportunist from Finn's past threatens both love and career, can the frog
save his prince?
Cold Feet
A visit
from the fairy godfather has instilled in Cannon Malloy a newfound sense of
self-appreciation. Radiating confidence and allure, he's drawn once again to
Finn Lorensson's cabin. A night of passion is one thing…a life time of love
another. How far will a little glamor go in changing a man's attitude?
Cannon's
change of heart couldn’t have come at a worse time for Finn. The professor is
facing an identity crisis his own. Since compromising his principles, Finn's
armor weighs heavy and looks a little tarnished, at least in his own eyes.
How can a knight in dented armor resist
dreaming of happily ever after when his frog prince is more charming than ever?
Taking Chances*
When a phone call to check up on an old friend
ends in an abrupt "What the f*ck", Chance DuMont and his young lover,
Rory Gaines, drop everything and fly off to Arizona to the rescue.
They've been through
too much in the past year, and when it comes to the men they consider family,
Chance and Rory aren't taking chances.
Out in the Cold
They say all good
things must come to an end, and Cannon Malloy is dreading the end of summer, the
end of this job, and saying good-bye to Finn. So the frog prince makes grand
plans to turn the tables, romancing and seducing his Prince Charming into
waiting for him.
But Finn seems a
little cold…a little distant, and a lot more eager for his departure than
Cannon expected. Could there be something Prince Finn needs that Cannon isn't
giving him?
Finn Lorensson is
torn…while he'd like nothing better than to crawl in bed with Cannon and never
come out, he's got real world villains to deal with, and Cannon is a lot safer
in Atlanta. So he steels his resolve, and pushes Cannon away, feeling the pain
of a broken heart is the just reward for his perceived misdeeds.
Sometimes, even the kiss of a frog
prince isn't enough to repair a rusty suit of armor.
Cold Day in Hell
You've got to kiss a lot of frogs…
The long hard journey
is over. Cannon Malloy's done hopping around, chasing after golden balls and
elusive dreams. He's faced his demons, made his peace with his past. It's time
to stop hiding, get out that suit of armor, try it on for size, and ride off
into the sunset with his Prince Charming.
So why is Finn
Lorensson suddenly more ogre than prince?
The beast on Finn’s
back turned out more pathetic than ferocious, but still he can't break free
from the chains that duty and self-image impose. He may be forced into the
shadows, but it'll be a cold day in hell before this knight errant turns his
back on love.
Because when you find that one in a million
frog, who's a cursed prince in disguise…
Well, some things are worth fighting for.
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