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Christian McGuire Isn't the King of my Loins
Paperback
Series: McGuire Brothers, Book 3
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 3 2026
Pages: 278
Weight: 0.61
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Christian McGuire is the last person I should be asking to boss me around in bed.
Sure, he's a certified Sex God. But he's also my co-worker and my shiny new brother-in-law.
So naturally, after a few too many tequila shots, I text him asking if he'll be my smut mentor.
As soon as I sober up, I try to destroy the evidence, but I'm too late. Christian has already read every word.
Even worse? He wants no part of it.
Unless I agree to his rules.
- We never talk about Sex Club.
- We never get caught by our friends or family.
- We commit to fulfilling each other's wildest fantasies until he leaves town. No holds barred, no shame, no limits.
I agree without hesitation, confident I can handle one month of the best sex of my life and walk away with my heart intact.
Reader, I could not.
Turns out Christian McGuire is more than just the King of my Loins. He just might be the King of my Heart, and the more time I spend with him, the more I suspect the tequila wasn't to blame for that text.
It was him.
It was always him...
Christian McGuire Isn't the King of My Loins is a steamy small-town romantic comedy featuring a forbidden brother-in-law, a heroine who absolutely did not mean to fall in love, one catastrophically ill-advised text message, and a happily ever after that breaks every rule.
Welcome to Bad Dog, Minnesota - where the heroes are hot, the families are loud, and love always wins. Eventually.
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