• ISBN-10: 1596326239
• ISBN-13: 978-1596326231

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This volume contains the stories Hell and Faith. As before, same stories as the ebooks, just combined for print.

BLURB for Hell:

Heaven Sent gets a hell of new keyboardist with a name to match. Heller Witting is an amazing musician and proves to be the answer to a sound that the band was missing. With lavender hair and big violet eyes, he captivates Brent Rose from the start, and not just with his music.

Brent knows better than to get involved with a member of the band. That just invites trouble and that’s the last thing he wants for Heaven Sent. So he’ll just keep the attraction to himself. Doesn’t matter anyway. Hell couldn’t possibly want him. After all, Brent’s not gorgeous and flashy like the other members of the band.

When Hell makes his interest in Brent all too obvious, Brent is unprepared and unable to stay away.

Fine, if they just keep it at sex, everything will be all right.

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BLURB for Faith:

Darien’s best friends are the other guys in the rock band Heaven Sent. The three—now four—of them are closer than brothers to him and he’s happy that they’ve all found their life mates. He is. He doesn’t at all mind that each of those life mates are men. He doesn’t.

In fact, that’s just it. Maybe there’s something to this gay stuff. He’s never been particularly interested before, but after a short, failed marriage, he’s willing to open himself up to new possibilities. Especially if one of those possibilities is the gorgeous lawyer who handled his divorce, Christopher Faith.

Trouble is, Chris doesn’t seem to want to believe that Darien’s serious. Well, sure, Darien’s never slept with a guy before, but he’s allowed to change his mind. Isn’t he?

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Cover by PL Nunn of Bishonenworks

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REVIEWS (print book)

• Boys Next Door – 5 diamonds
  • “It’s too much fun to not have as part of your collection.”
  • Reviewed by Cynthia

Pairing: m/m

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This one is about all four couples. That’s right. All four: Johnnie/Tyler, Luc/Reese, Hell/Brent & Darien/Chris. I revist every one of them again as they deal with the fact that Brent’s hurt his hand and won’t be able to play in their upcoming New Year’s concert at the new ski resort & spa called Genesis.

BLURB:

The week before Heaven Sent’s New Year’s performance, Brent fractures his hand, which puts him out of commission for the show. Fortunately, it’s not permanent, but it leaves he and Hell dealing with the “what if,” not to mention Brent’s jealousy of the guitarist taking his place. As the band members and their partners struggle to adjust, the stress brings their personal issues to light:

* Tyler wants to be a parent but he’s not sure Johnnie will agree. Johnnie feels the strain in their relationship, but doesn’t know how to make it right.

* Luc has gotten a big break in a new movie, but his new co-star wants more than his onscreen love. Reese trusts Luc, but he can’t help loathing his leading lady.

* Chris takes a job that will keep him away from Darien over the New Year’s. If that weren’t bad enough, Chris’s new client is his ex, and Darien knows the ex wants Chris back.

Heaven Sent needs more than a miracle to find their happily ever after. It needs…a new beginning..

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EXCERPT:

©2008 Jet Mykles, all rights reserved

“So is this a tradition now?” Mavis asked, sitting heavily on the padded bench beside Reese. “This after-Christmas party?”

Reese smiled, sipping his Jack and Coke. “It could be,” he told her, setting down the tumbler. “We had so much fun last year, we decided to do it again.”

Mavis smiled, tucking vivid — fake — red hair behind her ear as she looked out over the crowd. “I approve.”

They clinked glasses in a toast, then watched the crowd. The White Tiger wasn’t anywhere near full, but it was fuller than usual for one o’clock in the afternoon. Everyone was dressed casually, most in festive Christmas sweaters or shirts and many with bright red or green stocking caps. Tinsel and wreaths still decorated the walls. All in attendance were either friends of Luc or Reese or friends of those friends. Only those with a connection got into the club, which was officially closed. The skeleton staff, however, was pretty happy working, since they were getting double their normal salary, and that was on top of the holiday bonus they’d already received. All in all, it was a festive gathering.

“So.” Mavis turned to him, bending her knee on the bench between them and cradling her drink in her lap. She was an artist Reese had met at a number of gallery showings, and they’d become quite good friends over the past few years. “What did Luc get for you this year? A yacht? A fleet of cars? An island in the Mediterranean?”

Reese chuckled, smoothing a hand over his curly black hair. He was back to his natural color for the first time in two years and it still kind of felt weird to see it and not see blue. “All of the above, of course,” he lied, knowing she’d see through it.

Mavis sighed. “Must be nice to be a kept man. Harkens back to the days of artists and wealthy patrons. I’m so living in the wrong century.” Wearing a heavily brocaded corset over a long black skirt, she’d dressed the part. She turned back toward the crowd. “And such a luscious patron, too. Where is he, by the way?”

Pleased with the party and still buzzing from an amazing two weeks on holiday with Luc, Reese didn’t even bristle at Mavis’s taunt. She knew it wasn’t true anyway. He waved toward one of the balconies. “He was up there the last time I…”

His heart went cold. Some of the buzz left his brain as he caught sight of Luc.

With her.

“Where did she come from?” he muttered.

“What? Who?”

He didn’t answer immediately, trying to school his first reaction. The guests at this party were all supposed to be friends, but he knew any scene would find its way to the gossip rags. So he wouldn’t make a scene. Why would he? Nothing was happening.

But why was she here?

Karin Marks. The actress who had played Luc’s love interest in the movie and who would play the same in the sequel they’d both signed on for. Cute, with sleek, curly black hair, she wore a ridiculously low-cut red sweater, which all but exposed her perky little breasts. “Little” being the operative word. She barely had any. Two little bumps were all that told you she was a girl and not a guy. She stood with Luc at the balcony railing. No. She almost stood on top of him as she held his arm like she was entitled to it.

“Is that who I think it is?” Mavis asked.

“Probably.”

As though feeling Reese’s glare, Luc scanned the crowd below. His auburn hair was pulled into a loose tail, exposing every gorgeous, carved line of his face. Sensual lips caressed the rim of the tumbler he brought to his lips as those sable eyes darted over the partygoers. Since the lights were all up, he easily caught sight of Reese. He smiled, raised his other hand to his lips, and blew Reese a kiss.

Reese would not gloat. He wouldn’t. But he did smile at his boyfriend — his! — and waved.

Beside Luc, Karin glanced toward Reese, her expression cool. She reached over to say something to Luc, splaying her hand over one side of his chest.

“She does know about you and Luc, doesn’t she?”

“Oh, she knows.” He lifted his drink to his lips. “She doesn’t like me much.”

Mavis laughed. “I can just imagine. She’s got a lot of nerve, though.”

“A lot, yeah.”

“What is she? Sixteen?”

Reese chuckled. “Acts like it, but she’s supposedly in her twenties somewhere.”

Luc was still watching him even as he responded to whatever Karin said. Reese grimaced. Luc sighed, shoulders slumping.

You can be the biggest fucking asshole in the world when it suits you, Reese recalled from a recent heated conversation with the redhead. Why the hell don’t you show her that side of you?

I’ve got to work with her, Luc had explained. It hadn’t helped that the conversation had taken place after a public screening of the movie. Reese had had to watch scenes where Luc held her, where Luc kissed her. Even one scene of them in bed naked — although Luc had assured them that they had not actually been naked. But that woman’s bare breasts had touched Luc’s bare chest, no doubt about that.

“I need a refill,” Reese murmured, standing as he emptied his tumbler.

Mavis nodded and stood, walking with him toward the bar. She got sidetracked on the way there, so Reese ended up reaching the bar alone. He chatted briefly with a few friends who were also at the bar, ordering another drink while trying to tamp down his annoyance.

Trina, the bartender, had just set down his drink when an arm slid around Reese’s shoulders from behind, yanking him back against a very familiar chest.

“Hey, tiger,” Luc murmured, nuzzling Reese’s ear.

Reese glared at him in the mirror behind the bar. As glares went, it was mild, but Luc got the point.

He lowered his head, pressing his cheek to Reese’s. “I didn’t know she’d be here.”

“I thought she was in California.”

“Turns out she’s got family here in New York.”

“So she just suddenly decides to up and see them?”

Luc groaned softly, face buried in Reese’s neck.

“Terrific.” Reese sipped his drink over Luc’s arm.

“I’m sorry.”

“Whatever. Not like you could help it, I guess.”

Luc studied him in the mirror. “Why do I get the feeling that you’re madder than you sound?”

Reese gave him a false smile, patting the arm banding his shoulders. “Because you know me well.”

Luc bit the side of Reese’s neck, then laved it with his tongue. “I’ll make it up to you later.”

Reese chuckled darkly. “Oh, yes. You will.”

Luc laughed, pressing Reese closer to the bar. Reese was wondering if they might have to duck out of the party for a while to take care of the erection he felt against his butt, as well as the one in his pants, but Luc suddenly backed up. Reese watched, curious, as Luc reached into his pocket for his cell phone. He checked the number, then promptly flipped it open. “Hell, what’s up?”

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BLURB:

Darien’s pretty sure his lover is pulling his leg when he starts warding the house for ghosts. But his grandmother even calls to make sure he’s doing it.

Get Tricked out with an erotic interlude with the characters of Faith.

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©2007 Jet Mykles, all rights reserved

Chris turned and crossed the hardwood floor on socked feet to stand before Darien. The smell of mint and wet dirt made Darien look at the bowl. Yep, mud. While he was still frowning at the bowl, Chris kissed his cheek then reached beside him, using a knuckle to flip on the recessed lighting that lined the ceiling along two walls. Violet-tinged shadows fled and the soft glow filled the bedroom. Giving Darien a brief smile, Chris turned and rounded their California king bed to the other window.

Darien frowned. Chris’s strange behavior caused him to disregard the sexy roll of the man’s hips in those snug jeans. “What the fuck?”

He didn’t hear Chris’s sigh but he saw it reflected in the window that had become dark enough to be a mirror. Night fell fast in these parts. “Don’t fret it, magpie.” Chris dipped his fingers in the bowl. “Did you get your pumpkins?”

“Yeah.” He propped his shoulder against the doorframe, crossing his arms over his chest. “Chris, there’s no such thing as ghosts.”

“Of course there aren’t.” But he kept painting.

“So what are you doing?”

“I’d hoped to have this done before you got home,” Chris muttered.

“Is that why you sent me out alone?”

“Yes.”

“What’s going on?”

“I didn’t think you’d believe me.”

“I don’t.”

“So don’t fret it. Go downstairs and start the pumpkins. I’ll be down in awhile.”

“What’s going on?”

Chris closed his eyes and shook his head briefly. “I have to set wards before tomorrow night; otherwise, the ghosts will find me.”

“What? Are you serious?”

“Quite,” said his lover, voice steady.

Then Darien got it. He started laughing. Threw back his head and laughed hard. “Oh man, okay. You almost got me.”

Chris gave him a glance, but kept painting.

“Okay, okay, nice try but I’m not falling for whatever joke you’re playing.”

Chris faced him for a moment. He opened his mouth, then shut it. Light glinted on the light frames of his square glasses. Then he laughed, but it was forced. And brief. “All right, magpie. You got me.” He turned back to continue painting.

Darien’s laughter died. “Chris, quit it.”

“Everything will be fine if you let me finish.”

He pushed from the doorframe, fisting his hands at his sides. “Quit it. I’m not falling for it.”

“You mentioned that.”

“All right. Tell me why you’re warding against ghosts.”

Chris used a knuckle to push his glasses up higher on his nose before he resumed drawing patterns. “My family is descended from druids. As such, we’re rather attractive to ghosts.”

Darien fell back a step, eyes wide on his lover. “What?”

Chris shrugged, never taking his eyes off the window. He paused, fingers in the air, painting patterns.

“Chris?”

He held up one long finger toward Darien, then resumed his air painting, muttering to himself as he stared intently at the pane of glass before him.

Darien was starting to get a bad feeling about this.

When Chris stopped muttering, he turned to force a smile at Darien. “Don’t worry about it, magpie. Nothing will happen if I can finish this.” He came back to stand before Darien. He used a knuckle to tilt Darien’s face up, bestowing a light, lingering kiss on Darien’s lips. “Why don’t you take a shower and I’ll finish, then we can carve pumpkins and you can make me watch that deplorable slasher movie you wanted to watch.”

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Pairing: m/m

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A brief interlude with Darien and Chris from Faith.

BLURB:

Darien’s pretty sure his lover is pulling his leg when he starts warding the house for ghosts. But his grandmother even calls to make sure he’s doing it.

Get Tricked out with an erotic interlude with the characters of Faith.

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Cover art by April Martinez.

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REVIEWS:

• Fallen Angel Reviews – 5 angels
  • “I loved how Chris showed Darien that he can be inventive in their relationship”
  • Reviewed by: Teresa

• Sensual Reads Book Reviews – 4 roses
  • “This is a funny and lovely story”
  • Reviewed by: Dakota Rebel

• Literary Nymphs Reviews – 4.5 nymphs
  • “Ms. Mykles creates a tasty Halloween treat”
  • Reviewed by: Water Nymph

• Night Owl Romance Book Reviews – 3/5
  • “Alternately tense and sexy, this is a very enjoyable little read”
  • Reviewed by Alex Fitzroy

• Coffee Time Romance – 4 cups
  • “This is a spine-tingling yet extremely hot story.”
  • Reviewed by Chrissie

• Joyfully Reviewed
  • “Jet Mykles will, as usual, blow your socks off with the humor and love that the characters display in all their interactions.”
  • Reviewed by Sabella

• Two Lips Reviews – 4 lips
  • “[the author]…uses the intimacy of laughter, anguish, pride, love and misery to entangle the reader in the lives of her characters, so much so that we want to go back and revisit them over and over again.”
  • Reviewed by Katya

• The Romance Studio – 5 hearts
  • “It’s easy to think this is another hit for this author who excels in building her characters and dialogue.”
  • Reviewed by Dee Dailey

Pairing: m/m

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New Year’s story about all four couples from the first four books.

Followers of yaoi manga might be familiar with the way authors typically follow a series with an “extra”. It’s usually a very short storyline about the main characters, showing them in the happily ever after. I wanted to do that with Heaven Sent, so that’s what Genesis is, really. Yes, there are some problems that the boys have to face, but mostly it’s showing the boys in their relationships. Think of it as four, intertwined quickies.

Also, just so you know, this is the last book that I plan to put out about the Heaven Sent rockers themselves, but the book does introduce some new characters for new storylines. So the HS boys should be showing up in other people’s stories. Although, I don’t absolutely rule out the possibility of more stories about these boys.

BLURB:

The week before Heaven Sent’s New Year’s performance, Brent fractures his hand, which puts him out of commission for the show. Fortunately, it’s not permanent, but it leaves he and Hell dealing with the “what if,” not to mention Brent’s jealousy of the guitarist taking his place. As the band members and their partners struggle to adjust, the stress brings their personal issues to light:

* Tyler wants to be a parent but he’s not sure Johnnie will agree. Johnnie feels the strain in their relationship, but doesn’t know how to make it right.

* Luc has gotten a big break in a new movie, but his new co-star wants more than his onscreen love. Reese trusts Luc, but he can’t help loathing his leading lady.

* Chris takes a job that will keep him away from Darien over the New Year’s. If that weren’t bad enough, Chris’s new client is his ex, and Darien knows the ex wants Chris back.

Heaven Sent needs more than a miracle to find their happily ever after. It needs…a new beginning.

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Cover by PL Nunn of Bishonenworks

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REVIEWS

• eCataRomance – 5 stars
  • “Jet Mykles never disappoints and this chapter in the lives of the Heaven Sent group is just as fabulous as the rest of the series”
  • reviewed by Kimberley Spinney

• Fallen Angel Reviews – 5 Angels – Recommended Read!
  • “Thanks go to Ms. Mykles wfor another phenomenal addition to the Heaven Sent series.”
  • Reviewed by Teresa

• Two Lips Reviews - 4 lips
  • “Picking up Heaven Sent: Genesis is like knocking on the door to visit old friends.”
  • Reviewed by Katya

• Just Erotic Romance Reviews – 4 stars
  • “Giving four relationships equal time in a book is difficult, but Ms. Mykles does it effortlessly.”
  • Reviewed by Ann Barber

• Two Lips Reviews – 5 lips
  • “Jet Mykles demonstrates her talent as a writer as she takes these men and nudges them along into the next stage of their lives in a completely plausible manner that will only leave you wanting more and anxiously waiting to see if there will be another installment in this incredible series.”
  • Reviewed by Bella

• My Book Cravings – 4 flowers
  • “There is nothing about this story that disappoints and Ms. Mykles great descriptions and vivid details only pulls the reader deeper into the story.”
  • Reviewed by Pam

• The Romance Studio – 5 hearts
  • “This is a great novel full of warmth, caring and some really hot eroticism.”
  • Reviewed by Dee Dailey

• Joyfully Reviewed
  • “Genesis brought growth to Johnny, Tyler, Luc, Reese, Brent, Hell, Darien and Chris that only made me love them even more.”
  • Reviewed by Jo

• Rainbow Reviews
  • “Even if none of these characters ever make a repeat performance, the author has left them all riding into the fictional sunset with their happy ending sure to satisfy even the most ardent fan.”
  • Reviewed by Kassa

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BLURB:

Darien’s best friends are the other guys in the rock band Heaven Sent. The three—now four—of them are closer than brothers to him and he’s happy that they’ve all found their life mates. He is. He doesn’t at all mind that each of those life mates are men. He doesn’t.

In fact, that’s just it. Maybe there’s something to this gay stuff. He’s never been particularly interested before, but after a short, failed marriage, he’s willing to open himself up to new possibilities. Especially if one of those possibilities is the gorgeous lawyer who handled his divorce, Christopher Faith.

Trouble is, Chris doesn’t seem to want to believe that Darien’s serious. Well, sure, Darien’s never slept with a guy before, but he’s allowed to change his mind. Isn’t he?

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©2007 Jet Mykles, all rights reserved
He took a step closer and caught Chris’s hand, stopping the other man. His heart was racing, but his voice was amazingly calm. “So, can I have sex now?” Okay, maybe his voice was a little breathy.

Chris swallowed, the only sign that he wasn’t completely calm. “Yes. I would say you are now allowed to have sex.”

Darien took that last step, stopping mere inches from Chris. He looked up into those sharp hazel eyes and brought his other hand up to splay it over Chris’s heart. Rapid beat to match his. A widening of the eyes and a sharp inhalation of breath. All good signs. He let his eyes go heavy and licked his lips. “Wanna have sex with me?”

Wide lips parted in shock. “Pardon?”

He released Chris’s wrist and used that hand to hook the side of Chris’s waist, holding him as Darien stepped closer. “Wanna have sex with me?”

Chris scowled, standing tall, which put Darien’s eye level just below his chin. His hands found Darien’s shoulders, holding him at bay. “You’re not gay.”

Darien balled his fist in Chris’s polo shirt, using it to try and pull Chris’s mouth within reach. “Can we forget that for tonight?” He licked his lips and watched Chris quickly mirror the move. Unconscious? Didn’t matter. Now that Darien had made the request, he wanted very badly to taste. He pulled again, and Chris’s face got closer to his.

“No!” Chris stiffened his arms on Darien’s shoulders. “Why this, all of a sudden?”

“I want you.”

“Why?”

“I get a boner whenever I’m around you. I’m sick of fighting it.”

Chris gaped. “What?”

“It’s true. Let me show you.” He tried to pull Chris’s waist flush with his, but Chris was just strong enough to hold him back. He glanced down and saw the evidence of Chris’s interest in the front of those jeans. Okay, that’s a definite advantage to doing this with a guy, he thought, amused. Visual evidence. He grinned up at Chris. “You’re gorgeous, you know that?”

“Me?”

“Yeah. I want to lick you all over. Let me?”

Chris shuddered, his eyes closing for a brief moment.

Darien used his moment to slide both hands up and around the back of Chris’s head. Before Chris could protest, Darien pulled and their lips met. Chris froze. Darien froze. Whoa. He tilted his head, letting his lips slide against Chris’s. That was nice. Softer than he’d expected and so very warm. No lipstick or lip gloss, either — another plus. Not that different from kissing a girl, really, except Chris was taller and smelled different. Darien parted his lips and traced his tongue along the edge of Chris’s lower lip. Chris’s fingers dug into Darien’s shoulders, but he didn’t push away. Darien kept hold of Chris’s head and opened beneath him, tongue pressing the seam of his lips. They parted, and he gently pushed inside, pausing for a slow swipe over Chris’s top teeth before delving inside to invite Chris’s tongue out to play. Tasted different. Tasted wonderful. There was the wine and tomato sauce mostly, but under that was a spice that was different than what he was used to.

Maybe it was the moan that came unbidden out of Darien’s throat that kicked Chris’s brain back into thinking. Damn it.

Chris pushed away, forcing their lips apart. Darien tried to pull him back, but Chris speared his hands in Darien’s hair and did some pulling of his own. Pulling his hair happened to be one of Darien’s hot points. He loved it but never actually told any lovers that, because you didn’t go around telling people to pull your hair. That was just –

“What are you doing?”

Darien blinked his eyes open, sucking in a breath. “Kissing you.”

“Why?”

“I want to fuck you.”

Chris narrowed his eyes, lenses of his glasses shining in the lamplight. “What are you trying to prove?”

“I’m not trying to prove anything.”

“Liar.”

Darien snarled softly. He loosened his firm grip on the back of Chris’s skull. The fingers, however, stayed, sifting gently through Chris’s short hair. Soft but kinda thick. Probably why it always stayed just so. “Okay. I want to know what it’s like.”

“‘What it’s like’?”

“Sleeping with a guy.” Sleeping with you.

“Why?”

“Maybe I do want to prove something. I don’t know.” He tried to push closer, got his groin to brush Chris’s thigh before the other man pulled back. He sighed. “All I know is that when I’m with you, I want to fuck you. It’s been like that for over a month now. So why not go with it?”

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BLURB:

In Hell, Brent learned that “little” and “cute” didn’t mean feminine or submissive. New band member Hell showed him love and pleasure like he’d never known it. Now, Brent’s late and Hell’s pissed. Hell loves fireworks and he was looking forward to watching the Fourth of July fireworks show with his lover from the balcony of their new lakeside home. Brent screwed up and now he’s got to make it up to his little firecracker in the best way he knows how.

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©2007 Jet Mykles, all rights reserved

Brent toed off his Birkenstocks as he headed for the door and reached down to grab the hem of his T-shirt to pull it off. He fumbled with it, then managed to toss the garment into a nearby chair. Left only with his cargo shorts, he stopped in the doorway.

Hell didn’t turn, didn’t move from gazing up at the sky. “You’re late.” His tone was cool, but maybe he wasn’t too mad. A pop and a swish and a trail of sparkling white shot into the sky, giving a silvery sheen to Hell’s lavender curls.

“I know.” Brent stepped onto the wooden slats of the balcony floor. “I’m sorry.”

A huge bang in the distance and the sky lit with green. He reached Hell just in time to hear the imp’s gasp of pleasure at the sight. Brent glanced up, admiring the brilliant fire flower, but lost interest quickly. Fireworks were cool and all, but he was much more interested in this fiery little man. Brent gripped the banister on either side of Hell and stepped into him, pressing his cock into the curve of the smaller man’s back.

That earned him a glance over the shoulder, those violet eyes gleaming black in the odd lighting. Hell quirked an eyebrow at him without smiling, then turned back to the display.

Okay, so I’m to be punished. Brent pressed into his back, making Hell aware of his erection. We’ll see about that.

Hell grunted, pushing back roughly. “Not now. After the fireworks.” Another cool glance. “Maybe.”

Brent chuckled, bending in so he could nuzzle the smooth, pale skin at the side of Hell’s neck. “Fireworks after the fireworks?”

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Pairing: m/m

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A brief look at the ongoing lives of Brent and Hell from Heaven Sent 3: Hell. Turns out, Hell really likes fireworks.

BLURB:

In Hell, Brent learned that “little” and “cute” didn’t mean feminine or submissive. New band member Hell showed him love and pleasure like he’d never known it. Now, Brent’s late and Hell’s pissed. Hell loves fireworks and he was looking forward to watching the Fourth of July fireworks show with his lover from the balcony of their new lakeside home. Brent screwed up and now he’s got to make it up to his little firecracker in the best way he knows how.

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Cover art by April Martinez.

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REVIEWS:

• Literay Nymphs Reviews – 5 Nymphs
  • “Hell and Brent’s sensual love scene is as explosive as the fireworks they watch”
  • Reviewed by: Water Nymph

• My Book Cravings
  • “I just didn’t want it to end as soon as it did, I wanted more, Hint, Hint Jet “
  • Reviewed by: Nicole

• Two Lips Reviews – 5 Lips
  • “…this book is a must have for your Heaven Sent collection.”
  • Reviewed by: Bella

• Fallen Angel Reviews – 5 Angels
  • “Ms. Mykles has once again created a short story that is a perfect addition to the Heaven Sent series.”
  • Reviewed by: Teresa

• Two Lips Reviews – 5 Lips
  • “Jet Mykles delivers a steamy scene that has caused me to look at fireworks in a whole new way!”
  • Reviewed by: Tara Renee

• Joyfully Reviewed – 5 Lips
  • “Brent knows exactly how to make Hell lose control, and Hell knows how to take it back. These two are so hot together!”
  • Reviewed by: Cassie

• The Romance Studio – 5 Hearts
  • “This is a funny, silly, romantic, erotic picture of two lovers.”
  • Reviewed by: Dee Dailey

• ISBN-10: 1596325127
• ISBN-13: 978-1596325128

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The print version will include both Heaven and Purgatory. Same stories as in the ebooks, just combined.

Blurb for Heaven:

Desperate to save his familyʼs hotel, Tyler sinks his hopes and whatʼs left of his money into a new venture: a nightclub at the hotel. Everything rides on The White Roomʼs success—without it the hotel will go under. Tylerʼs nervous, but Lady Luck smiles on him, in the form of mega-popular rock band Heaven Sent signing on to play at the club.

Tylerʼs a huge fan of the group, but even so, heʼs not prepared at all to come face-to-face with the painfully gorgeous lead singer, Johnnie Heaven. But, the bomb that goes off in his brain canʼt be lust. Sure, Johnnieʼs probably the most beautiful person heʼs ever seen, but Tyler is straight. It has to be a misguided form of hero worship that heʼs feeling—has to.

When Johnnie learns that Tyler shares his obsession with video games, he invites Tyler to his room to play. Of course, Tyler jumps at the chance. Who wouldnʼt snap up the opportunity to spend time with his idol? He and Johnnie have a great time together, but Tyler soon discovers that Johnnie aims to introduce Tyler to a whole new level of game play.

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Blurb for Purgatory:

Tall and sleek with gorgeous red hair and deep, dark eyes to drown in, itʼs no wonder that famous bass player, Lucas Sloane, stars in so many dewy-eyed teenagerʼs dreams.

Reese used to be one of those teens—back when Heaven Sent was the house band for the local club, Purgatory. Back then, it was easy to get to know Luc, even become friends with him. But he took it too far, worked up the courage to confess his love to Luc—only to be soundly rejected.

Now, six years later, Lucʼs back in town for a visit and more gorgeous than ever. Much to Reeseʼs surprise, Luc not only apologizes for the way he treated Reese, he also comes onto him! Seems Lucʼs discovered the pleasures of being with a man and wants to know what itʼd be like between the two of them.

But Reese canʼt. He just canʼt. He lives the straight and narrow. He teaches high school math. Heʼs got a girlfriend. A normal life. He canʼt be gay. Of course, itʼs really very hard to deny the man who defines beautiful to Reeseʼs artistic mind.

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Cover by PL Nunn of Bishonenworks

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REVIEWS (Print book)

• Boys Next Door – 5 hearts
  • “This is going to be one of the books that you want to grab when everything is crap in your life and you need something warm and smutty and guaranteed to make you smile.”
  • Reviewed by Cynthia

Pairing: m/m

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This would be Darien’s story, the drummer. He takes a fancy to a certain lawyer.

BLURB:

Darien’s best friends are the other guys in the rock band Heaven Sent. The three—now four—of them are closer than brothers to him and he’s happy that they’ve all found their life mates. He is. He doesn’t at all mind that each of those life mates are men. He doesn’t.

In fact, that’s just it. Maybe there’s something to this gay stuff. He’s never been particularly interested before, but after a short, failed marriage, he’s willing to open himself up to new possibilities. Especially if one of those possibilities is the gorgeous lawyer who handled his divorce, Christopher Faith.

Trouble is, Chris doesn’t seem to want to believe that Darien’s serious. Well, sure, Darien’s never slept with a guy before, but he’s allowed to change his mind. Isn’t he?

Read an excerpt

Cover by PL Nunn of Bishonenworks

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Read Sly Spectral Trick to get a glimpse at the lives of Darien and Chris after Faith.

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REVIEWS:

• Literary Nymphs – 5 nymphs
  • “Full of passionate emotion and scorching love scenes, readers will enthusiastically devour this sexy read.”
  • Reviewed by Water Nymph

• eCataRomance – 5 stars
  • ” This is another must read from Jet Mykles.”
  • Reviewed by Kimberley Spinney

• Romance Junkies – 5 ribbons
  • “When the exceptional love scenes are added to the mix, FAITH exemplifies why Mykles is considered one of the top writers in the erotic genre.”
  • Reviewed by Robin Snodgrass

• Joyfully Reviewed – Recommended Read
  • “Jet Mykles outdid herself with Faith … if you haven’t met the Heaven Sent boys you should run over and buy yourself the entire series – you won’t regret it.”
  • Reviewed by Sabella

• Two Lips Reviews – Recommended Read
  • “I can only hope this is not the end of a series that has brought me much joy and entertainment.”
  • Reviewed by Tara Renee

• Fallen Angel Reviews – Recommended Read
  • “Ms. Mykles has added another book to her Heaven Sent series that will be a keeper in my bookshelf to be read and reread for the animated characters, heartwarming, funny, and beautiful members of the greater than life Heaven Sent rock group.”
  • Reviewed by Teresa

• Night Owl Romance Books – 4/5
  • “…as a book which will lift your spirits and give you an interlude of uncomplicated enjoyment, this is perfect.”
  • Reviewed by Alex Fitzroy

• Just Erotic Romance Reviews (JERR) – 5 stars, O heat level
  • “I squirmed the entire way through the novel and never once did I feel the sex was unnecessary. The scenes were fabulously written and provided insight into the characters personalities.”
  • Reviewed by Suni Farrar
• My Book Cravings - 5 flowers
  • “Both Darien and Chris are well rounded and their details so vivid I had no difficulty imagining the world in which they lived, worked and loved in.”
  • Reviewed by Pam

• Enchanting Reviews - 5 enchantments
  • “This read has it all, none less hot, sexy MEN with real depth of character and emotions that just bring you to love them and to feel what they are going though.”
  • Reviewed by Barbara Weghorn

• The Romance Studio – 5 Hearts
  • “Ms. Mykles writing, dialogue and style make this gold in my estimation.”
  • Reviewed by Dee Dailey

• Rainbow Reviews – 4 stars
  • “From the tight, solid writing to attractive characters and swift moving plot, this is a delightful and fun read for new and old fans alike.”
  • Reviewed by Kassa