Bad Boys Need Love Too Series by Christa Tomlinson

We've all had our experiences with him. The Bad Boy. The one we admire from a distance, but never think of approaching. The one with the hard body, and perfect stubble, who's too handsome for his own good. For me it was Nate McKinney. We met when I joined his gym. He expressed an interest in me, but I didn't believe it. What would a man like him want with a nerd like me? Nate had to do a little persuading to convince me his attraction was real... moreWe've all had our experiences with him. The Bad Boy. The one we admire from a distance, but never think of approaching. The one with the hard body, and perfect stubble, who's too handsome for his own good. For me it was Nate McKinney. We met when I joined his gym. He expressed an interest in me, but I didn't believe it. What would a man like him want with a nerd like me? Nate had to do a little persuading to convince me his attraction was real. He showed me how deep and hot his passion ran for me. Sometimes he was gentle. Sometimes he was rough. And I enjoyed it all. But can I trust what he says? All signs indicate he's using me for what I can do for his company. I can't fall for a man like that. I can resist him. Right? Kevin Roberts less

We've all had our experiences with him. The Bad Boy. The one we know better than to get involved with. The strong, quiet type with a voice as smooth and cool as chocolate whiskey ice cream. For me it was Max Stovall. We met, when at forty-two years old, I decided to get my first tattoo. He didn't say much, but he didn't have to. I was immediately attracted to him. I knew he was attracted to me too, even though he played it cool and pretended otherwise. Getting close to him won't be easy... moreWe've all had our experiences with him. The Bad Boy. The one we know better than to get involved with. The strong, quiet type with a voice as smooth and cool as chocolate whiskey ice cream. For me it was Max Stovall. We met, when at forty-two years old, I decided to get my first tattoo. He didn't say much, but he didn't have to. I was immediately attracted to him. I knew he was attracted to me too, even though he played it cool and pretended otherwise. Getting close to him won't be easy. He's in the closet and determined to stay there. Do I walk away, or show him life is better out here, with me? Dr. Patrick Bishop less