The Sloan Brothers Series by Jo Willow, Sharon Headley, Sharon Gurley-Headley

Deacon Sloan. His nickname, "The Lone Wolf", says it all. He made his money in the dot-com business, pulled his two brothers on board and never looked back. Boy genius? Probably. Conceited? Definitely. Lonely? The jury's out. One thing is for sure. At twenty-eight he's arrogant enough to think he warrants an autobiography of his life. He knows his strengths and weaknesses and he also knows when to hire a professional to do the job right. Enter Dorothy Lincoln... moreDeacon Sloan. His nickname, "The Lone Wolf", says it all. He made his money in the dot-com business, pulled his two brothers on board and never looked back. Boy genius? Probably. Conceited? Definitely. Lonely? The jury's out. One thing is for sure. At twenty-eight he's arrogant enough to think he warrants an autobiography of his life. He knows his strengths and weaknesses and he also knows when to hire a professional to do the job right. Enter Dorothy Lincoln. Professional writer of biographies with references and money of her own. The Lone Wolf is the last thing she saw coming, but she can't deny that there's something about him that pulls her in and makes her agree to take the job. Will she tame the Wolf? Or will the story she writes be something neither one of them signed on for... less

Anton Sloan is a player. He's in charge of marketing for his brother Deacon's company and that allows him the freedom to indulge in his favorite past time. Women. No one can accuse him of being the brightest of the three Sloan men, but he lives his life his way. Melody Lincoln is Dorothy's only sibling. She's beautiful, sharp, and she's a fashion designer with her own firm. She's making a name for herself and is a player herself. She makes no excuses for her lifestyle or her reasons behind it... moreAnton Sloan is a player. He's in charge of marketing for his brother Deacon's company and that allows him the freedom to indulge in his favorite past time. Women. No one can accuse him of being the brightest of the three Sloan men, but he lives his life his way. Melody Lincoln is Dorothy's only sibling. She's beautiful, sharp, and she's a fashion designer with her own firm. She's making a name for herself and is a player herself. She makes no excuses for her lifestyle or her reasons behind it. Melody met Anton because Dorothy met Deacon. When two players meet and their worlds collide, how does it play out? Is compromise possible, or is the encounter flawed by design?.... less