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Review Blitz: The Arrangement by Ariya Cox

🖤 HOT NEW RELEASE 🖤 THE ARRANGEMENT by Ariya Cox is now LIVE. Don't miss this steamy, second chance romance! One-click today! ➜ https://books2read.com/The-Arrangement-AC BLURB Paige McGowan has avoided Greyson Blackwell for years. Ever since they hooked up a bunch of times in high school (against her better judgment) and he promptly broke her heart. Since then, she’s done everything she can to avoid him, but now they’re both back in their hometown for the summer, and he’s just as annoying as he’s always been. Annoying and hot. Frustratingly, there’s no denying that she still finds him attractive—and the thing is he knows it. The fact that he’s now a successful quarterback and has even more women after him than he did in high school just proves her point—she should stay away from him. But then he suggests an arrangement. Just for the summer. Just two old friends seeing to each other’s needs. No complications and absolutely no feelings involved. She knows she sh...

New Release: Texting the Rugby Player by Ariya Cox

Texting the Rugby Player by Ariya Cox Publication Date: April 22, 2020 Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance Purchase: Amazon US | Amazon INTL Mae Nolan is existing in Australia; that’s the only way to put it. She arrived with her ex-boyfriend, who promptly cheated on her, and ever since then she’s been too embarrassed to go home and face the family who warned her against him. Now all she does is work long hours, save her money, and avoid anything to do with the opposite sex. She’s just not interested. Until one night she comes across a passed-out girl, Ciara, and ends up taking a phone call from her very irate brother. Her brother, Jack, is rude, snappy, and abrupt, but when Mae and Ciara become friends and Jack continues to text her, she starts to see the real him. Somehow she ends up looking forward to their chats and starts revealing more and more of herself to him. It’s a relief to talk to someone, and he feels safe because he’s on the other side of the world and she know...