"Marybell Lyman is notorious for two things: Her look—the wicked hairstyle, multiple piercings, and practiced sneer that say, 'Stay back—I bite.' And her voice, the syrupy lilt that is her bread and butter at Call Girls, the prim little town's flourishing phone sex company.
Hunky handyman Taggart Hawthorn is mesmerized by the contradiction: such sweet tones inside such a spiky shell! He wants to know more about mysterious Marybell, to hear more of her sexy talk—all for himself. But Tag's attentions, delicious as they are, have Marybell panicked. She has been hiding a long time. She's finally got a home, a job, and friends she adores. She won't have it all snatched away by another stupid mistake—like falling in love. So when Marybell's past comes calling, she and the Call Girls will prove that no one handles scandals like a Southern girl!
Contains mature themes."
"Emmaline Amos is sick of her ex saying that she's boring and prissy. After all, she works for a phone sex company! (As general manager, but still.) On a rare girls' night out, Em accepts a shocking dare—to handle a call herself. But it's tipsy Em who gets an earful from an irate single father on the other end of the line. Awkward. But not as awkward as discovering that that same mad dad is Call Girls' gorgeous new programmer, Jax Hawthorne.
Em wants to do more than just talk the talk. So she makes a bawdy bargain with Jax. They've both been burned before—this time, they'll keep it strictly physical. Except as soon as they settle on no strings attached, things start to get tangled . . .
Contains mature themes."
"Former mean girl Dixie Davis is back in town, and it's payback time. Literally. Dixie is flat broke, and her best—make that only—friend, Landon, is throwing her a lifeline from the Great Beyond. Dixie stands to inherit his business . . . which is a phone sex empire.
Wait, what?
Plum Orchard, Georgia, is about to get even juicier.
Contains mature themes."
