Jan Irving Writes

A Cowboy in Ravenna

Book six in the Uncommon Cowboys Series

Ranch foreman Trinity March has always protected the boss’s son, innocent young human Chace Davidson, but can Trin keep the dark creature inside him from finally claiming Chace?

Foreman Trinity March has always taken care of the boss’s son, impulsive, passionate Chace Davidson. He knew Chace was his mate the moment he taught him to ride but he figures he’s not good enough for the innocent young human.

Chace aches for Trin but when he runs off to Italy to lose his embarrassing virginity Trin follows, just like always, under orders from Chace’s father to ‘straighten’ Chace out. Good luck since wolf shifter Trin just might take what he has always wanted.

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His Landlady

Diana Moore is edgy around new tenant Sloan Kent, owner of a kick boxing school. From the moment she glimpses a martial arts poster of the lean, beautiful man, she wants him, but she can't see a focused warrior athlete and an earth mother like her having much in common.

But Sloan's calm Zen facade lulls Diana so that she submits to him the first time they are alone together. Diana has never had such intense pleasure, but he's too young to be her master, isn't he?

Very well written, very beautiful on so many levels, His Landlady is so worth the read--Miz Love at Miz Love Loves Books, top pick.

For those who crave sensual, sensitive, gentleman dominants, Sloan's for you! His care for her when she first experienced subspace was heartwarming, and a bit heart melting as well. Like gently pulling petals from a delicate rose, Sloan peels away Diana's defenses. Utterly entrancing--Five Stars, Bella at Fallen Angel Reviews.

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Recent Review:

Straight Cowboy is a character-driven story with a solid plot and a wistful close encounter with wild horses. Ms. Irving has penned a sweet love story in a true-life setting that few people get to see. I enjoyed Straight Cowboy very much--Mrs. C Black Raven Reviews.

Straight Cowboy is book one of the Uncommon Cowboys series. Single title ebook here and audio book here.

The Wizard's Boy

Sand is just looking for a hot night with two dominant lovers when he stumbles on Daniel, a scared kid clinging to his dog, lost on the streets. Sand offers Daniel a home. At first Daniel fries the wiring and sears holes through the roof, echoing the young mage’s pain, but slowly he begins to feel safe and not so alone thanks to Sand’s quiet understanding.

Years later Daniel works for Sand part time at his sensual night club Shifting Sand but he is a surly employee, hating the many men Sand surrounds himself with. After waiting to claim the beautiful submissive for so long, Daniel tricks Sand into being his. One night to use his power to bring Sand willingly to his knees and show the man he’s loved from a distance that Daniel might be young but he’s Sand’s perfect master.

Daniel is determined to get his man, but is Sand ready to submit and become a wizard's boy? The debate over whether something that has been created has a soul or not has been considered by many people and the reader gets to experience it from Sand's point of view. Sand's desire to master his own fate and make his life his own proves his individuality. It was wonderful how Sand took in Daniel, even though he could've been putting himself in danger. I loved reading about all the mishaps Daniel had while he slowly learned to control his powers, as well as all the crazy problems he had along the way. Sometimes families don't recognize when young people are growing up, not giving them the freedom and understanding they need. Sand didn't see that Daniel was a man until he pushed the point, forcing Sand to reevaluate their relationship. The growing feelings between Daniel and Sand were beautiful to experience. The many paranormal aspects of this story were woven into a contemporary setting, creating an intriguing story that I enjoyed reading--Five stars from Teresa at Fallen Angel Reviews.

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