The second book, “Sweet Persuasion”, follows Serena as she finds a sex club owner that will be able to fulfill her and give her what she wants sexually. Each book has a different protagonist and character that is followed. The Sweet Series focuses on a related group of people that work for a security group in Houston, Texas. When dominant Gary meets sweet and submissive girl Faith, it’s a match made in sexual heaven. The book is a romantic, erotic thriller that delves into the kinkier side of sex. It’s about a Dallas cop named Gray Montgomery who is trying to track down the man who killed his partner in uniform. The first book of the Sweet series is called “Sweet Surrender”. The Sweet Series is made up of six books.
In this series, Caelen and Rionna get married and she returns as wife to the laird of the McDonald clan. The McCabe trilogy began with the book “In Bed With A Highlander”, the second book “Seduction Of A Highland Lass”, and the third book, “Never Love A Highlander”. She followed up this series with the McCabe trilogy.
Sexy and historical, the series follows a woman who falls for a Scottish highlander man. It’s the erotic story of a clandestine love affair between members of two different clans. The series is a romantic historical novel set in Scotland. The Mongomerys & Armstrongs series was Maya Banks’ first published work. She frequently makes appearances at writer’s conferences and does public speaking events. She has been on the New York Times #1 Bestseller List and is a bestselling author of romance novels in USA Today. Maya loves to hunt and go outdoors and fish with her family when she’s not writing. Maya Banks has a husband and three children and lives in Texas with their pet dog. She has written a number of books and series, including the Montgomerys and Armstrongs series, the McCabe trilogy, the Sweet Suspense series, the KGI series, Colters’ Legacy, and more.
Maya Banks is an American author of contemporary romance, Scottish historical fiction, erotic romance, and romantic suspense.
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