Holiday Home

Author: Jenna Albright
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic
Total pages: 90
Holiday Home

Most of the time, hearing that your next-door neighbor has finalized their divorce invokes commiseration or solemnness. Very rarely does it invoke the opposite. And this is just such an instance.

Right before Liam heads home for winter break after his first semester of college, his next-door neighbor, a professor at another college, Tess, as spectacularly beautiful as she is affectionate, has finalized her divorce. At long last. Now, if only he could work up the confidence to admit how he feels about her.

Fantasizing about her as he does, he doesn't yet realize the opportunities abound for him in reality. He might have dreams for the beautiful professor next door, but she has plans for him. Plans that will introduce Liam to not just one more heavenly beauty but three more.

The first is a gorgeous but inexperienced heiress, Annabelle Royce, the only daughter of a rich and powerful CEO. Her father intends to match her with a man of his choosing, and Liam certainly isn't that man. And Tess has a request for Liam about her that leaves him stupefied.

The second is a woman who is so jaw-droppingly sexy that not even her icy demeanor and apparent disdain toward him is enough to chill his blood. Victoria, Tess's friend and fellow professor, is as voluptuous as she is cold. But why? They've never met, so what does she have against him?

And last but certainly not least is Avril, Anna's roommate, best friend, and unabashed troublemaker. This flirtatious, scheming, stunningly sexy redhead intends to drag Liam into her plans for Anna, whether he wants her to or not. In return? Fully aware of his hidden feelings for Tess, she'll promise to help him become the type of man he needs to be to have a shot at landing Tess.

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