Lovegame

I also need to thank Gina Wachtel for being the most amazing guide and cheerleader a girl could ever ask for. Penelope Haynes for putting up with me and my incessant changes and lateness—I appreciate all you do for me. Cover designer, Lynn Andreozzi, for giving me the sexiest, most beautiful covers in the business, and everyone else at Random House, especially Matt and Ashleigh and Erika, who do so, so much for me. I’m so grateful to have found a publishing house that believes in me and takes such great care of me.

I’d also like to thank my agent, Emily Sylvan Kim, who makes it so easy for me to do what I do. She is the most hopeful, optimistic, talented, lovely person I know and I’m so thrilled to have had her on my side from the very beginning of my writing journey.

I have the best fans in the world and I’m so grateful to each and every one of them for taking me into their hearts and reading my books with such wonderful enthusiasm. Thank you so much for all you do for me!

And, finally, I’d like to thank some of my truly incredible friends, most notably Emily McKay, Shellee Roberts, Sherry Thomas, Julie Kenner, and Martin Torres, all of whom helped me in ways big and small to make this book as good as I could make it.

Thank you all so much! I don’t deserve you but I’m keeping you!!!!! xoxoxox





BY TRACY WOLFF


Ethan Frost Novels


Ruined

Addicted

Exposed

Flawed





Hotwired


Accelerate





Hacked


Every Breath You Take





Other Books


Full Exposure

Tie Me Down

Play Me (serialization)

Lovegame





Extreme Risk Series


Shredded

Shattered

Slashed





PHOTO: ? KEVIN GOURLEY





New York Times and USA Today bestselling author TRACY WOLFF lives in Texas and teaches writing at her local community college. She is married and the mother of three young sons.

tracywolffbooks.com

Facebook.com/TracyWolffAuthor

@TracyWolff





The Editor’s Corner


Looking for your next book boyfriend? I think I can help you out—check out these wonderful stories from Loveswept: Something brand-new from Loveswept debut author Lynda Aicher, The Harder He Falls. Author Ellie Cahill releases a sexy, witty new adult story called Just a Girl. The first in the Bayard Hockey series comes from Kelly Jamieson, with Shut Out. New York Times bestselling author Missy Johnson steams it up with The Proposition. The third story in Cassie Mae’s LOL All About Love romantic comedy series holds true to its name, Crazy About Love. Readers will fall fast and hard and clamor for the next in Tina Wainscott’s Florida-set Falling Fast series with Falling Free. Sharon Cullen’s Highland Pride series continues with MacLean’s Passion, as Scotland’s most reckless smuggler meets his match in a beautiful spitfire who arouses a renewed sense of duty, camaraderie, and passion in him. New York Times bestselling author L. P. Dover sets hearts on fire in Defending Hayden, where a damaged football star teams up with the only woman who can take away the pain. More from Lavinia Kent’s Bound and Determined series comes in the form of Angel in Scarlet. And I hope you’ll agree that there are never too many men in kilts: Ladies, meet the Wild Highland Guardians, new from Violetta Rand in Her Highland Rogue.

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Until next month ~Happy Romance!



Gina Wachtel

Associate Publisher





Read on for an excerpt from


Stepping Over the Line



by Laura Marie Altom

Available from Loveswept





Chapter 1


Garrett


In my thirty-one years, I’ve been called a lot of things—bastard, ass, jerk, motherfucker, scumbag and soulless cocksucker. One title that has never been bestowed upon me is nice guy, which is why I couldn’t tear my gaze from the only woman I’ve ever truly wanted, but could never have.

Savannah. Where did I even begin?

I downed my neat scotch and tapped the bar for another.

Onstage, Jerry Baritone and the Tone-Ettes crooned Billy Joel’s “Uptown Girl.”

My father, the great Richard “Dickey” Marsden, had summoned us all to the club—Julep, Mississippi’s Fairview Country and Golf Social Society for those who weren’t in the know—to celebrate clever Savannah’s med school graduation. She’s everything I’m not. Warm and welcoming. Friendly to dogs, kids and old people. As a doctor, she’ll no doubt possess flawless bedside manner.

I didn’t just want my stepsister beside my bed, but in it—on me—riding me, fucking me hard enough to burn her from my soul.

Another scotch returned me to age sixteen.

“Son…” Dad planted his big hands on my shoulders, propelling me forward toward the girl who changed everything. “Meet your new sister, Savannah. Isn’t she a peach?”