Release Me (The Wolf Hotel Mermaid Beach Book 1)

USA Today Bestseller IndieReader Top 10 Bestseller Release Me is the first book in the highly addictive Wolf Hotel Mermaid Beach series, a spin-off of the Wolf Hotel series.

I may not know much, but I am an expert in two things: Heartbreak. And hedonism. I’ve been chasing escape from one bed to the next, finding distraction in all the wrong places. Like with my roommate’s sister. And my billionaire boss’s lover.

You could say I’m lucky in lust but very unlucky in the other L-word. By the time I arrive in Mermaid Beach, Florida, I’ve decided I’m done with flings. I’m over chasing women I can’t have. Until I meet Sloane Parker, the woman who has made it her mission to ruin the new Wolf Hotel. A hotel I’m supposed to help manage, by the way. Yeah. Me, Ronan Lyle, Director of Facilities. Don’t you dare laugh.

I don’t need another forbidden woman in my life, especially one who could derail my future. But what I want? That’s a totally different story.

Please note: This series is intended for a mature audience.

This is a book where Ronan is with more than one woman, at least until he figures out his shit. And Connor is, well, Connor. If you haven’t read the other books in the series, you don’t know these two, and they may take some getting used to.

Release Me is divided into two parts, and these parts straddle the Wolf Hotel series featuring Abbi Mitchell (Books One through Five.) Part One is referred to as Before Abbi, and it is the prequel novella, Ronan, originally published in 2016. It was published as ebook-only, and many of you have asked me to make it available in paperback and audiobook. Here you go! I’ve revised the story, adding in new scenes, and I had it re-edited. I think it’s definitely worth a reread.

Part Two is After Abbi, and takes place after Own Me. The storyline picks up one year after Part One. Do you need to read Wolf Hotel Books One through Five to understand what’s happening? It’s not required, though there will be spoilers from those books woven into this part. I tried my best to keep them to a minimum, but it’s impossible to avoid them all.

This story ends in a cliffhanger. For content warnings, please visit my website.