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Right of Way, a Denhouse Rules prequel. Nan runs the feed store, and somebody keeps moving the county surveyor's stakes at night, and she's pretty sure it's the three Corbin brothers. So she writes them a contract on the back of a feed receipt and reads it out loud, clause by clause.
Filthy Confessions, five short confessions from the filthy contemporary end of what I write, each one told by a woman who did it and isn't a bit sorry.
They're only for newsletter readers, they're as explicit as the books, and this list is also where every release date lands first.
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Denhouse Rules
It's reverse harem shifter romance, so there's a heroine with a real job and three brothers who fall first (for her, never for each other). Start with Knotted by the Denhouse Wolves. The free prequel happens before it, if you like reading in order.
Knotted by the Denhouse Wolves
The county file says the house at 4 Quarry Road is empty. Josie Caudill would quite like to know who the three men living in it are, then.
She’s a structural engineer and it should have taken twenty minutes. Except there’s four cords of split oak stacked under a tarp, no smoke coming out of that chimney, and it’s cold enough out to frost a pasture. Not one of them is cold. Gideon won’t answer a straight question, though he never quite lies to her either, and Asa doesn’t speak at all, and Elias is just furious she’s looking.
Then Josie presents. Thirty-four years old, human as far as anybody knew, on the courthouse steps in front of half the county, and by that night the whole ridge has a word for her.
MFMM why choose · no MM · omegaverse · fated mates · knotting · a bite that gets refused · book one of a series
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Finished the pack? The Wives They Wrote Off has the same kind of heroine, just without any wolves, and it's every bit as explicit.
Picket Fence Confessions
These are confessions, told by the wife, about the people next door and the thing she's stopped pretending she doesn't want. They're explicit and each one stands on its own.
Our Neighbor’s Son
When I told my husband the man next door had watched me weeding the hydrangeas, I thought he’d be cross, and I was sort of counting on it.
I’m forty-three, I’ve been married twenty years, and I’m the one who does the roast lamb when Daryl’s partners come round. Liam’s twenty-two and calls me Mrs Robinson. Daryl wasn’t cross at all, as it turned out. He went a bit pink and asked me to tell him more.
A suburban confession that gets further out of hand with every chapter.
Hotwife · husband watches · older woman, younger man · explicit, standalone
Our New Neighbors
The first time I heard our new neighbor telling her husband how she wanted it, I was holding a watering can, and I let the pot run over onto my feet.
I’m forty-one, I’m a physical therapist, and until this summer I’d have told you my marriage was fine.
It’s a first-time wife swap, and the woman next door sends her terms over as a numbered list, and then Pete finally says what he actually wants.
Wife swap · dominant woman next door · first time with a woman · husband watches · explicit, standalone
Want a free taste first? Filthy Confessions is five short confessions from this same end of what I write, and it's free when you join the list.
The Wives They Wrote Off
This is revenge and grovel romance, so she finds out what he's been up to, and he earns his way back the hard way. They're both standalones with a proper HEA at the end.
So nobody gets ambushed: in book one there’s no cheating at all, and in book two it’s real but it happened before the book starts, off the page.
The Wife He Failed
Dee teaches English, and she can hear when a paragraph's been written by somebody else, which is how she finds out her husband didn't write his own letter.
Dee Marchetti has spent six years being tasteful for the Osler family, and one October evening she watches another woman wear her sapphire and starts pulling threads. The money's crooked, and the mother-in-law's worse than the money, and by the time he's grovelling it's going to cost that family a lot more than they thought.
Revenge romance · grovel, hard-earned · no cheating · monster-in-law · standalone, full ending
The Wife He Staged
Fran Delgado stages houses for a living, which means she puts things back on their dents and notices when somebody's moved them.
So when she walks into the guest house her husband’s campaign has been renting, and the lavender’s fresh and the bed’s been slept in, she doesn’t make a scene, she just gets her phone out, because she’s photographed every room she’s staged for nine years for the insurance and she isn’t about to stop now.
There’s a hearing on the record, he ends up taking the guest house down with his own hands, and the grovel costs him the election.
Revenge romance · he cheated, off the page · public comeuppance · grovel that costs him · standalone, full ending
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Hi! I'm Cassie
I write explicit romance where the heroine has a real job, the men fall first and fall hard, and the doors are off the hinges.
The shelves at the moment: Denhouse Rules for the wolves, The Wives They Wrote Off for the revenge, and Picket Fence Confessions for the suburbs, which have no wolves in them at all and arguably need some.
Writing wolves is a recent obsession; writing more-than-one-hero romance isn't, so trust me on this: nobody on my pages ever has to choose.
Join the list and the prequel's yours. And if you hit reply to tell me which brother you'd pick? I answer. Everyone has a wrong answer. (It's the one that isn't Elias.)
Cassie xx