Ms. Reiss's portrayal of actor Brad Sinclair as a single, Hollywood dad is layered and complex. Brad is surrounded by people who want to use him. He's made a few key friends in the industry, but I had no idea there was so much depth to celebrity politics. And his personal assistant is a veritable silk dragon. I don't think I've ever read such a viscous combination of bristling charm and underhanded Southern civility. Brad clearly struggles with giving up the life he'd planned for himself, but he also has these moments of sweetness and fatherhood, where his love and pride for his new daughter shine bright. Ms. Reiss weaves a delicate, believable balance and lays bare a man with a good [...]

Do you swoon for Hollywood heartthrobs?

Do you love nanny celebrity-romances with edgy heroes and strong heroines? If you answered “yes” and “yes”, Bombshell is the romance for you! Read on for an excerpt from this all-new sexy standalone from author CD Reiss!

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The front door opened. I expected a housekeeper or butler, but it was the actor himself.

I hadn’t forgotten how beautiful he was; I’d just chosen not to think about it.

“Ma’am,” he said. Southern boy. Parents together. Christian elementary. Public secondary. Two years at USC Drama. Dates his costars for a month after the [...]

Wedlocked is the final book in the contemporary gay romance PresLocke trilogy, featuring mega Hollywood action star Ace Locke and too-sexy-for-his-Calvin-Kleins model Dylan Prescott. This book is pure, happy endorphins, a feel-good rush from start to finish. I actually cried at the end—for-real, happy tears. If you need a pick-me-up or just want to feel your heart fill up love, you must read this series! Don't start with Wedlocked, though. If you're new to Ace and Dylan, check out Aced instead!

Ace and Dylan's relationship blooms through the full series, and this first installment showcases the sacrifices each of them makes as he walks closer to openly dating the man of his dreams. But even for a cocky-as-hell action hero and an underwear model comfortable with his sexuality, these two take a while to get started. Once they do though, dayam! Aced is a recommended read for fans of gay romance who like explicit sex and the glamorous backdrop of a Hollywood film set.