Tori Ross, the award-winning author of Copper and Rocks, brings us a steamy romp through the 1970s.

1978.

Chicago.

For the first time in her adult life, Nicole Tate is without a job after being let go from her position as a fifth-grade teacher. She suddenly finds herself alone in Chicago with no real friends, no family, no job, and no love life.

Wanting to tear up the town after being a quiet teacher for months, she heads to the local club where sex, drugs, and disco reign. There, she meets Dex Holden, owner of the hottest dance studio and school in the city, and he also happens to be the hottest man Nicole has ever seen.

Lucy Lenin is broke, her abusive husband is missing, and the gangsters he owed want to take it out on the demure Lucy. When shes offered a job at a strip club, Lucy takes the job for fast money and to get the mafia off her back, even finding a way to tolerate her regular client, Sheriff Aaron Dwyer, who happens to be her old boyfriend.

Aaron Dwyer has his own problems. Hes the face guy of the county, and the public is breathing down his neck for answers on why unemployed men have shown up dead in his jurisdiction. Pile that on top of losing his wife a year ago and raising two daughters.

But theres one bright spot in his life

Lucy.

Can Lucy and Aaron work together to solve the countys murders before its too late for one of them?

Kailee Lipshitz is finally moving forward. When she accepts a long-term substitute teaching job as a pastry and baking teacher at the local high school, she never expects to find her one-night stand from a couple months earlier, Officer Chase Barnett, temporarily working as the school resource officer. To make matters worse, neither Chase nor Kailee can get the other off their minds.

Kailee doesnt expect Chase to be as territorial as a caveman when another teacher makes a move on her. But Kailee and Chase have other problems besides a love triangle

Tori Ross, award-winning author of The Cuffing Season Contract, brings you a steamy romantic comedy full of heart.

Lorelei Rogers excels at baking, so business booms when she starts a food truck specializing in marijuana edibles, even taking it to concerts and private parties. Despite the rules surrounding growing and selling, Lorelei manages a successful business, and she won't let anyone come between her and success. That includes the arrogant police officer with an overactive tape measure.

Liam Lane, a drug task force officer for the county, hates marijuana. He's spent his career fighting the drug and educating youth on its drawbacks. He's peeved that he can't crack down on weed anymore and sets out to make Lorelei's life as miserable as possible, hoping she'll quit the business and find a respectable baking gig.

Too bad he's also falling for her like a baked college boy with the munchies.

Contact High is a full-length standalone.

Trigger warnings: Character with cancer, physical and gun violence toward police officer.

Tori Ross, author of Rocks and Contact High, brings you a steamy, small-town romantic comedy!

Savannah Smart comes back to her hometown, Evergreen Hills, to take over as the head librarian over the local library's youth literacy program. She's determined to finish her degree in library science and enjoy a quiet life as a town librarian. But when a local bar advertises a cuffing season speed dating event, Savannah's mom signs them both up and convinces her daughter to give it a try.

Wilder Lynx is determined to remain single forever. He also has a new partner every year for cuffing season and even makes his partner sign a deal saying that their relationship ends after Valentine's Day.

As the couple begins their cuffing season and their feelings for each other grow, they quickly realize they may be in over their heads. Can Savannah break the contract she signed and tell Wilder she wants him to stick around, or can Wilder put his pride aside long enough to void the contract?