She is debating visiting the sperm bank when Joshua, 31, co-owner of a tech company to work with Ava's business.Īnd by chance, they fall in love right away. Every happily ever after doesn’t have to have babies, but these men want nothing less than their women round and glowing.Īva is the CEO she has been preoccupied with creating her empire and is now 38 years old, single, and childless. Whether it’s a primal, biological need or something else driving these men to breed the women they love, what is guaranteed is these stories are going to be hot and messy. This August, sixteen of your favorite romance authors are joining forces to bring you stories all about making babies. Meet Joshua in Off Limits (Stranger Shoot Series Book 1).* It is a standalone but is related to my Denver Family series (Banks Ink., Suburban Outcasts and Higgins Security). *18+ If you like alpha heroes and an insta-love story that is sweet and spicy but isn’t necessarily simple, then this is for you. We have a contract, and I won’t let her break it. I’m going to make Ava mine and then I’m never letting her go her or our baby. The thought of having a baby makes her eyes light up, but she doesn’t realize I’m part of the deal too. I’m going to plant my baby in her and watch it grow.

The contract signed between our companies is just about the IT work she needs done, but what is between us won’t be over when the job is done. The moment I meet Ava, I know she’s the only woman I’m going to need for the rest of my life. I’ve seen my sister, Aspen, and my best friend, Liam, in their happy lives and I’ve let them be, thinking it wasn’t for me. This is not the contract I signed, but maybe it’s the one I need. The more he says and the longer he looks at me like I belong to him, the harder it is to resist him. There’s something primal in his eyes when he says he wants to breed me, but that doesn’t mean we’re forever. Joshua seduces me with words as he whispers dirty things in my ear.

There isn’t anything in the contract about him making me fall in love with him either.

Still, he gives me the opportunity to get something I’ve always wanted-a baby. The contract is very specific about the scope of work and doesn’t include anything about him wanting me. I hired Joshua to do a job for the company I run.

Bred Under Contract by Ember Davis