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Amy Andrews is a romance, humor, and contemporary award-winning and the USA Today bestselling author. From a young age, she always had a story in her mind. She liked Literature and writing at school. Amy has written over seventy contemporary romance novels, which can be found in both digital and traditional markets.
While growing up, she saw her mother always banging the typewriter writing her novel, so writing was a normal thing to her. She started sneaking off with her mother’s romance novels at 11. Amy wrote her first novel in 10 days when she was temporarily out of work, only for it to be rejected.

Amy’s books bring quirk and laughter to steamy and emotional scenes. She was a nurse for so long, and that’s where she learned anatomical things.
Amy is a part-time pediatric Intensive care nurse, and her goal is to read at least 20 books before the age of forty.
No More Mr. Nice Guy
No More Mr. Nice Guy is the Naughty or Nice series debut. Josie Butler is a newly single school counselor who feels she has had a boring sex life. She decides to visit her best friend, who lives with her brother, and on one night while drunk, Sal helps Josie come up with a sex to-do list since she wants to live it up.
She plans to do that during the two weeks before visiting the UK to see her mother. All she needs is a rebound but only with a bad guy.

To her humiliation, her best friend’s charming older brother, Mack, finds out and laughs at the idea. However, Josie’s visit makes him view her differently as she stirs all kinds of sexual feelings in him for the first time seeing each other from a different angle.

Despite the embarrassment, Josie goes out there looking for fun, and soon Mack’s nice guy side changes to steamy badass and pins her against a wall in the alley.
Mack has been six months celibate, while Josie has spent five years having boring sex, and the two need to get laid. He is a sweet guy that every woman deserves, but for Josie, she needed dirty, filthy sex with a bad boy. She wanted to use the opportunity before leaving for London to start a new life.

He helps her tick a few items off the list and gets his sexual energy back. Josie plans to achieve her sex list in one way or another and feels Mack can help conquer the list, even knowing he is her best friend’s brother.

Mack is a Veterinarian, and the cat believes it when she learns that Josie wants to leave the cool girl next door living. The issue is that she considers exploring her new lifestyle with anyone else but him. After she leaves for London, they’ll all go back to being just friends, but before then, Mack is willing to prove to her how bad, nice guys can sometimes be.

It appears an amazing idea as long as no one finds out about it and they don’t end up falling in love. Mack is done always playing the good guy, and it’s his time to be the bad guy. The two are officially on the rebound.

Josie thinks that one can’t fall in love in two weeks since, in her mind, no reasonable person can fall in love that quickly. Also, falling in love with her best friend’s brother was not on her to-do list. Can Mack finally prove to Josie that she no longer needs the list? Can he prove to her that he can be the Mr. Nice Guy by being sexy, dirty, and nice?

However, both are ignorant to leave it at rebound sex only as Josie is almost headed to London in 10 days to continue exploring. She sees no harm in utilizing the remaining days by ticking things off the sex list. To her surprise, she finds out that everything they have been doing is more than just sex.
They fall for each other as they spend more time between the sheets. But what will happen in the next remaining days? Can she get satisfied with the 10 days of rebound sex, or will one or both want something more?

Can the two admit their feelings and overcome the distance, or will they admit that some things aren’t meant to be?

Mack is the kind of hero to pant over, while Josie is a heroine to root for, making No More Mr. Guy an engaging and fascinating novel. For the reader looking for a mind-blowing story with steamy sex scenes and a HEA, Then don’t look further.

The storyline is enough to grab the reader’s attention, keeping them entertained for as long as it takes for the book to end.
Some Girls Do

Some Girls Do the first installment in the Outback Heat series. Lacey Weston is a fashion student who’s desperately looking forward to leaving the city and returning to her home in Jumbuck Springs.

Her brothers think she isn’t serious about the whole thing since they promised their mother that Lacey will stay at design school. Ethan, the oldest, took the responsibility with accountability.

They kicked her out of college after their mother died of cancer, and she never had the chance to grieve. However, Lacey misses home and isn’t willing to be persuaded otherwise. She’s also dramatic enough to try funny things, including pregnancy.

An ex-cop but currrently mechanic, Cooper is one of Ethan’s old friends and gives in to look after Lacey while in the city even when he knows he has a history with her that he would instead assume. After all, how hard could it be?

They met first in a bar where Lacey lied about her age and had a night to remember. The next time they meet, Cooper realizes that she lied about her age, and she’s 19 and also his best friend’s sister. He loses his mind for almost three years, while Lacey is left unhappy after being kicked out of the home to attend college.

Several years later, Cooper is helping Lacey pull out of her dilemma and clean her mess while she tries to deal with her grief and sense of displacement. He agrees to take her to Jumbuck Springs so that she can convince her brothers to let her return home.

However, things don’t go as expected, and before Cooper knows it, one thing leads to another. Lacey claims she’s pregnant and stands up as the fake baby daddy. He also fills in for the town mechanic and moves in with her at the local club in town.

Lacey is fascinated by winning in the convincing, but nothing about the situation sounds good with Cooper. There are bigger issues than having Lacey as his new roommate

One Response to “Amy Andrews”

1. Mark: 2 years ago

   I just completed a short story I received free through the the ‘Steamy Reads Book Club’s titled Going Down. I just wanted to say what a GREAT little book this was. Amy Andrews knows how to write an erotic story. This was my first book of hers,but if all of her many books are this good, I will become a big fan of hers.

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