Ronits usual dozing after days long work in otherwise the hot and humid day got interrupted with the loud sound of the mobile ring-tone in the otherwise silent hot may night. He looked at his mobile it was Aishwarya or Asu as popularly known among friends. Ronit turned his face towards the wall clock. He was surprised to get a call from Asu at this late hour. He answered the call with a puzzled voice-There was no sound from the other end. Hello Asu, Is it you? Ronit asked. The silence got replaced by a shrill crying sound. Ronit (even more puzzled) Are you ok Asu? Whats wrong? Why was Asu crying? And why would she call at such a late hour?

Did FBI Agent Caitlin Chandler really have nine lives like her father had often jested? One of the bureau’s top agents, Caitlin is assigned several high priority cases. Facing the possibility of death and betrayal she once infiltrated the multibillionaire Albert Habes' oil refinery to prove that he was dumping toxic chemicals onto reservation land in Arizona. Caitlin had a torrid love affair with tribal officer Jimmy Grey Wolf who also proved to be her guardian angel during each and every one of her riveting assignments. in truth, Caitlin had done her best at not becoming involved with Jimmy Grey Wolf even as the attraction between them was like matches and gasoline. She had put him off time and again with no intention of giving in. She had been on assignment on an isolated reservation in Arizona and nothing more. She left upon its conclusion and returned to Washington DC commitment free. They had but one physical encounter the last night of her stay and it had been adamantly against her will. Unbeknownst to Caitlin, she had conceived that Hot Summer Night and would give birth to Jimmy Grey Wolf’s child. Curtis Lone Eagle, Jimmy’s longtime partner despised the power that Caitlin Chandler held over Jimmy. Jimmy was literally obsessed with her and she seemed to exploit that. She had made him fall out of love with a woman whom he had shared a lifetime with and whom he had planned on marrying. Instead, Jimmy ends up marrying the long legged blond Federal agent. As far as Jimmy was concerned, their only issue was the FBI. It was nerve wrecking to say the least seeing Caitlin in constant danger. With every job she was assigned, there was always the chance, the thought that haunted him day and night, would she make it back alive? Escape with this new sequel to Cold as Ice, Hot Summer Night, a dynamic new contemporary romance. It is the continuation of Caitlin Chandler and Jimmy Grey Wolf’s romance, turbulent lifestyle and partnership.

She's mysterious, gorgeous, and sultry. Every man's fantasy come true. And she's about to turn the heads of the residents in the idyllic seaside Connecticut town of Sound's End where she's renting a cottage for one sizzling, unforgettable summer. . . Sound's End isn't prepared for what's about to hit it. Leslie Morgan is burned out–on sex. So the high-priced call girl is taking off work at Club Fantasy for some much needed r-n-r on the shores of Connecticut. Leslie keeps what she does for a living a secret. Yet even without makeup and sexy clothes, Leslie's perfect curves, blond hair, and smoky voice capture everyone's attention--and imagination--including that of Brad DeVane, a New York City cop whose gorgeous body has all the local women salivating. But only Leslie knows she has what it takes to satisfy every one of his needs--and she's determined to take him on the wildest ride of pleasure he's ever known. . .

A strange business man awakes in his apartment each morning after weird sexual encounters with otherworldly creatures.

While New Wave pop music was dominating the charts in the early 1980s, one band made up of a trio of throwback-loving musicians from the suburbs of Massapequa, Long Island—guitarist/singer Brian Setzer, drummer Slim Jim Phantom, and bassist Lee Rocker—returned rockabilly to the international pop charts as the Stray Cats, releasing such infectious Top 10 singles “Rock This Town,” “Stray Cat Strut,” and “(She’s) Sexy + 17.” Over forty years and many classic studio and live albums later, the Stray Cats still epitomize the spirit of the founding fathers of rock and roll—a coolness that never goes out of style. Howling to the Moonlight on a Hot Summer Night: The Story of the Stray Cats tells the full story of the band’s history and catalog as musicians. It not only celebrates the Cats as one of the most successful rock revival groups, but follows their exploits as a throwback act in the years when MTV was still new, going on to enjoy long-lived popularity in rockabilly culture across the globe from Massapequa to Memphis and beyond.

Small town dreams. Big-time passion. You’ll find them both in Sanders City. The town’s love affair with baseball sparks some scorching affairs off the field. And the men are fair game... In “Hot August Night,” Erin O’Shea is a high school principal with sports on her mind. The school’s lack of a baseball coach coincides with her lack of a man. Luckily, bad-boy former pro Michael Manning is ready and willing to fill both positions... “Heat Wave” finds Josey Cooper, a recently divorced drama teacher, rounding the bases with Chase Mitchell, the sexy manager of the Sanders City Flyers who is playing for keeps... Skin-tight pants are hard to resist—especially when they’re on a starting pitcher. In “Hotshot,” sensible schoolteacher Halley Forrester finds herself loosening up with Reese Taylor, who’s an all-star in more ways than one...