Fantasy Island Series

Mya Anderson loves to read erotic romances featuring werewolves. When she gets a chance at a fantasy vacation which allows her to be the heroine in her very own romance created exclusively for her, she jumps at it. But things don't go exactly as planned....

Cyn reads erotic romances to escape from reality. A reality involving a no good ex-husband, too many bills, and too many demands on her time. Her favorites are paranormal stories featuring dragon shifters. When she finds a winning lottery ticket, Cyn uncharacteristically decides to do something for herself and damn the bills. She contacts Fantasy Island Vacation Getaways, creating the ultimate dream vacation package. Only, she accidentally leaves out one, pertinent detail.

Forced seduction. Dubious consent. Submission. Domination. These are the types of stories that make Janice Allen’s panties damp. For years, she’s devoured every BSDM romance she could get her hands on. The older she’s grown, the darker her tastes have become. When she runs across Fantasy Island’s ad in a novel, she can’t pass up the opportunity to experience it herself. Too late, she remembers the old adage: Be careful what you wish for. You might just get it.

When best-selling romance author Moxie Calhoun is approached by her publisher to create a new vampire series, she’s up for the challenge. Because she reads and writes contemporary, Moxie researches by reading every vampire romance and watching every vampire movie she can get her hands on. At the end, she makes a startling conclusion: Moxie just doesn’t find vampires sexually appealing. Enter Fantasy Island....

When Sheila Cartier discovers she has cancer, it causes her to take a good look at her life. She’s been pretty satisfied with it so far, but if there’s one thing that troubles her mind, it’s the way she handled her divorce. Sheila doesn’t want a do-over with her ex-husband. She merely wonders if it would have gotten better had she stuck things out. If the cancer causes her to meet her maker, she’d like to do so with zero regrets. Enter Fantasy Island. Her fantasy: What would life be like if she and Grant were still married? The problem? Grant's dead.