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He's So Fine by Marie Mason
Pages: 177
Publisher: Author Published
Synopsis:
Theirs was not a forbidden love…but was it a love never meant to be?
Cage knew he was bad. Bad to the bone. A cheesy description, but one that fit the underground fighter perfectly. He loved to fight, he loved to f***. Despite his reputation, he tried to stay away from trouble. He usually succeeded. Until the day trouble found him in the form of a curvy stepsister.
Abby Snow was a good girl. Straight A student, attending college on a scholarship and…a virgin. When her stepbrother is invited to the Hamptons for a true family vacation, Abby knew she was in for a summer of heartache. He was big and strong with a cocky attitude…he was so fine.
Pages: 177
Publisher: Author Published
Synopsis:
Theirs was not a forbidden love…but was it a love never meant to be?
Cage knew he was bad. Bad to the bone. A cheesy description, but one that fit the underground fighter perfectly. He loved to fight, he loved to f***. Despite his reputation, he tried to stay away from trouble. He usually succeeded. Until the day trouble found him in the form of a curvy stepsister.
Abby Snow was a good girl. Straight A student, attending college on a scholarship and…a virgin. When her stepbrother is invited to the Hamptons for a true family vacation, Abby knew she was in for a summer of heartache. He was big and strong with a cocky attitude…he was so fine.
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HE’S SO FINE – BLURBS AND TEASERS
Cage escaped the foster system and turned to the underground fight ring to earn enough money to put food in his stomach and a roof over his head. Now, his absentee father has shown up out-of-the-blue offering him a chance to get to know him. He takes the offer and gets more than he bargains for—a curvy stepsister who knocks this bad boy to his knees.
He’s So Fine is a departure from my usual paranormal stories. As with all my books, there is a curvy girl and an alpha male. Abby Snow has some hang ups about her looks and weight, but nothing that Cage Montgomery can’t fix—if she’ll let him.
Oh, there’s a catch –since their parents married, they are now stepbrother and stepsister. But that doesn’t kill the flames flaring to life between them.
Bad boy Cage Montgomery had no interest in connecting with his absentee father. He’d been on his own since he was ten, brandied about the foster care system until he’d walked away at the age of sixteen. He’d made it on his own ever since.
When an invitation to spend the summer in the Hamptons arrives, Cage’s curiosity gets the better of him. What he hadn’t expected was the curvy girl answering the door and proclaiming to be his step-sister.
Had the fates been unkind to him once again? Because he certainly didn’t see this girl as his sister. In fact, she looked very f***able indeed.
Underground fighter Cage Montgomery was use to making it on his own. When a man in a two-piece suit showed up during his training session, he wasn’t the least bit curious. But Frank, his mentor and the only father figure he’d ever known, ordered him to go to the Hamptons to see his long-lost father.
Cage finds much more than that…he discovers he has a step-sister that makes his body—and his heart—feel alive for the very first time in years.
Theirs was not a forbidden love…but was it a love never meant to be?
Abby Snow’s life had done a complete 360 when her mother became engaged to a millionaire cardiologist. It was almost fairy-tale perfect until heartbreak walked into her life by the name of Cage, her new stepdad’s son. Her new stepbrother.
Theirs was not a forbidden love…but was it a love never meant to be?
Cage knew he was bad. Bad to the bone. A cheesy description, but one that fit the underground fighter perfectly. He loved to fight, he loved to f***. Despite his reputation, he tried to stay away from trouble. He usually succeeded. Until the day, trouble found him in the form of a curvy stepsister.
Abby Snow was a good girl. Straight A student, attending college on a scholarship and…a virgin. When her stepbrother is invited to the Hamptons for a true family vacation, Abby knew she was in for a summer of heartache. He was big and strong with a cocky attitude…he was so fine.
But could he ever be hers?
Cage: Fighting was all I knew. All I ever wanted to know…until that day…
Cage: I stayed away from trouble if I could. And this small man, holding a thick white envelope looked like trouble. If only I had known how much…
Abby: I didn’t know how I was even breathing with Cage so close to me. I felt like I had just landed on the surface of the sun and all the air had been sucked out of my lungs.
Cage: So, little Sis, where am I sleeping? Do we have to share bunk beds? If so, I’m on top.
Abby: I lost my ability to talk for a moment as I looked into the dark blue pools of color. His eyes said so much and revealed so little. The first thing I noticed was the sadness that had seemed to form a permanent ring around that incredible color. I’d only seen that color once before…Oh, shit, you’re my stepbrother? Aren’t you?
Cage: Are you brave enough to invite the big, bad wolf inside, little red.
My hair is not red.
No, but your face turns a very cute shade every time you’re embarrassed. Which is a lot.
Abby: I’d dedicated myself to my school for the past thirteen years. I’d been the good-girl, the straight A student. Little Miss Goody-two shoes. It did seem like fate somehow that this boy—man—had been thrown at my feet. Was it time for me to strip away my inhibitions?
Cage: My father wasn’t a bad guy, just didn’t have a clue what happened in the real world. How people like me fought for their very existence every day of their lives.
Cage: Now, ask me what kind of man I am? Oh, right I already told you. I’m a bad boy. What do bad boys do best? Beside fucking up? They fuck good girls and make them bad.
Abby: I looked at him. At us. I was facing this giant of man, both of us kneeling on the leather sofa. His legs were spread and his shoulders relaxed. Stroke me, he commanded.
Cage: Are you going to let me have you, baby? Am I going to get to fuck that sweet little c*** of yours?
Cage escaped the foster system and turned to the underground fight ring to earn enough money to put food in his stomach and a roof over his head. Now, his absentee father has shown up out-of-the-blue offering him a chance to get to know him. He takes the offer and gets more than he bargains for—a curvy stepsister who knocks this bad boy to his knees.
He’s So Fine is a departure from my usual paranormal stories. As with all my books, there is a curvy girl and an alpha male. Abby Snow has some hang ups about her looks and weight, but nothing that Cage Montgomery can’t fix—if she’ll let him.
Oh, there’s a catch –since their parents married, they are now stepbrother and stepsister. But that doesn’t kill the flames flaring to life between them.
Bad boy Cage Montgomery had no interest in connecting with his absentee father. He’d been on his own since he was ten, brandied about the foster care system until he’d walked away at the age of sixteen. He’d made it on his own ever since.
When an invitation to spend the summer in the Hamptons arrives, Cage’s curiosity gets the better of him. What he hadn’t expected was the curvy girl answering the door and proclaiming to be his step-sister.
Had the fates been unkind to him once again? Because he certainly didn’t see this girl as his sister. In fact, she looked very f***able indeed.
Underground fighter Cage Montgomery was use to making it on his own. When a man in a two-piece suit showed up during his training session, he wasn’t the least bit curious. But Frank, his mentor and the only father figure he’d ever known, ordered him to go to the Hamptons to see his long-lost father.
Cage finds much more than that…he discovers he has a step-sister that makes his body—and his heart—feel alive for the very first time in years.
Theirs was not a forbidden love…but was it a love never meant to be?
Abby Snow’s life had done a complete 360 when her mother became engaged to a millionaire cardiologist. It was almost fairy-tale perfect until heartbreak walked into her life by the name of Cage, her new stepdad’s son. Her new stepbrother.
Theirs was not a forbidden love…but was it a love never meant to be?
Cage knew he was bad. Bad to the bone. A cheesy description, but one that fit the underground fighter perfectly. He loved to fight, he loved to f***. Despite his reputation, he tried to stay away from trouble. He usually succeeded. Until the day, trouble found him in the form of a curvy stepsister.
Abby Snow was a good girl. Straight A student, attending college on a scholarship and…a virgin. When her stepbrother is invited to the Hamptons for a true family vacation, Abby knew she was in for a summer of heartache. He was big and strong with a cocky attitude…he was so fine.
But could he ever be hers?
Cage: Fighting was all I knew. All I ever wanted to know…until that day…
Cage: I stayed away from trouble if I could. And this small man, holding a thick white envelope looked like trouble. If only I had known how much…
Abby: I didn’t know how I was even breathing with Cage so close to me. I felt like I had just landed on the surface of the sun and all the air had been sucked out of my lungs.
Cage: So, little Sis, where am I sleeping? Do we have to share bunk beds? If so, I’m on top.
Abby: I lost my ability to talk for a moment as I looked into the dark blue pools of color. His eyes said so much and revealed so little. The first thing I noticed was the sadness that had seemed to form a permanent ring around that incredible color. I’d only seen that color once before…Oh, shit, you’re my stepbrother? Aren’t you?
Cage: Are you brave enough to invite the big, bad wolf inside, little red.
My hair is not red.
No, but your face turns a very cute shade every time you’re embarrassed. Which is a lot.
Abby: I’d dedicated myself to my school for the past thirteen years. I’d been the good-girl, the straight A student. Little Miss Goody-two shoes. It did seem like fate somehow that this boy—man—had been thrown at my feet. Was it time for me to strip away my inhibitions?
Cage: My father wasn’t a bad guy, just didn’t have a clue what happened in the real world. How people like me fought for their very existence every day of their lives.
Cage: Now, ask me what kind of man I am? Oh, right I already told you. I’m a bad boy. What do bad boys do best? Beside fucking up? They fuck good girls and make them bad.
Abby: I looked at him. At us. I was facing this giant of man, both of us kneeling on the leather sofa. His legs were spread and his shoulders relaxed. Stroke me, he commanded.
Cage: Are you going to let me have you, baby? Am I going to get to fuck that sweet little c*** of yours?
About the Author
I love anything romance related - with a little heat thrown in. I love to read romance, write romance and my faviorite character - you got it - the alpha male. A rare breed that's making a come back in the wild.
I try to provide a story that makes you root for the heroine and even hiss at the hero every now and then until he gets his act together. My books contain some heavy heat, cause let's face it a woman wants a man who can't control his sexual urges to mate-with her, and only her.
I appreciate any comment or suggestion. Please email me at mariemasonwriter@yahoo.com about any thing, any time.
I love anything romance related - with a little heat thrown in. I love to read romance, write romance and my faviorite character - you got it - the alpha male. A rare breed that's making a come back in the wild.
I try to provide a story that makes you root for the heroine and even hiss at the hero every now and then until he gets his act together. My books contain some heavy heat, cause let's face it a woman wants a man who can't control his sexual urges to mate-with her, and only her.
I appreciate any comment or suggestion. Please email me at mariemasonwriter@yahoo.com about any thing, any time.
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