Strong heroines are my catnip, and I think that influences my writing quite a bit - every heroine in my Killer Instincts series, for example, is a total badass! And the women in my Off-Campus/Briar U series have no problem holding their own against the cocky hockey players they fall for. I mostly read thrillers or literary fiction, with the occasional romance or young adult fantasy series thrown into the mix. What types of books do you read? Do they influence your writing, and if so, in what way? If RJ wants to survive prep school and win Sloane’s heart, he’ll need to figure out a way to use all the secrets hidden in the walls of Sandover.

And Silas, the All-American good guy who can’t actually be as nice as he seems. His new stepbrother Fenn, a pretty boy with a self-destructive streak. Luckily, RJ’s unwittingly made some friends. Sure, Sloane insists she’s swearing off boys this year, but he wants her bad, and he’s going to win her over if it kills him-unless her ex-boyfriend, the ruling king of Sandover, kills him first. Except Sloane is the one girl he’s forbidden from touching.

Gorgeous and sharp-tongued, Sloane is pure temptation. That is, until he meets Sloane Tresscott in the woods on the outskirts of campus. There’s no point trying to get along with anyone. If there’s one place a misfit hacker like RJ doesn’t belong, it’s an ivy-covered all-boys boarding school for rich delinquents. College senior Sabrina James has her whole future planned out: graduate from college, kick butt in law school, and land a high-paying job at a cutthroat firm. And for RJ Shaw, it gets worse: he’s being sent to Sandover Prep for senior year. Finding out your mom is marrying some rich guy you’ve never met is enough to make any eighteen-year-old’s head spin. Welcome to Sandover Prep, where the delinquents roam…and you can’t trust a soul.

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