Stranded With A Bad Boy Romance

I've just re-released my short Alexandra Marell story, Setting Him Free . Stranded with a bad boy in desperate need of redemption - it's my favourite theme for romance, both for writing and reading. I love it when characters are holed up somewhere, in an old dark house or a rainforest jungle, or the classic desert island and have to rely on their own resources, find common ground (which in a romance is of course, wow, he's hot or she's something else!) and then fall in love. Only joking there about the physical attributes, but we can't deny that's part of it. As well as being forced to depend on each other, I think being stuck in a closed situation with someone might make you look a little more closely and see and realise things about the other that maybe you'd miss out in the wide world. And of course, it's a romance so the two people stuck together are exactly what the other needs. This kind of story allows an author to concentrate right down on the emotions and feelings without the distraction of secondary characters. A great variation on the romance genre.

Setting Him Free

As Quality Control Manager for Exotic Resorts Inc., Danielle Radley’s life is one long round of sun, sea and sand. Unfortunately, it also involves airplanes – and Danielle hates flying with a passion. Flying home from a tropical resort, she finds herself sitting across the aisle from an enigmatic man handcuffed to the seat. A man who fascinates her more than he should.

Taylor Bradford is a broken man. Tired of running, he just wants it over. That is until he catches Danielle’s eye on the plane. A moment of instant connection awakens feelings he thought long dead. When the plane gets into difficulty and starts going down into the tropical rainforest below, he reaches for her hand…

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