All three books in the popular Sandbridge M/M romance series by Elizabeth L. Brooks and Lynn Townsend are now available in one box set! Contains the stories: Nights in Sandbridge: Andy's made a habit of running away -- he ran away from his abusive father, and then several years later, he ran away from his manipulative boyfriend. He thinks he might have found a home in Sandbridge with Scooter, but when trouble rears its ugly head, will Andy run away yet again? Daybreak in Sandbridge: Scooter's life is definitely on the upswing: his business is successful and he's engaged to the most amazing man he's ever met. But when Andy is called home to attend his dying father, Scooter is forced to realize that he knew less than he thought about Andy's past. How can Scooter compete with the sizeable fortune Andy is set to inherit or the lovely and stylish girl Andy left behind? High Noon in Sandbridge: Life takes a sudden turn for Scooter and Andy when Scooter's sister meets an untimely end and they're suddenly guardians to a niece they've only met a handful of times. Billie is stubborn and hot-tempered and not remotely interested in making a life in the one place that her mother had sworn never to return. Will she ever learn to call Dockside and Sandbridge home?

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Andy grinned and waggled his eyebrows. “Wanna?”


“Oh, why not? I always envied Jeff and Debbie for going on adventures, might as well have one, right?” Scooter asked. Then, with a very mock-disdainful tone, he eyed Roni. “Does she dance?”


Oh, God. Andy put a hand over his eyes so he wouldn’t have to witness the carnage that Roni was undoubtedly going to unleash for that. “Well, now you’ve done it,” he sighed. “Now we haveto go.”


Roni rather crisply informed Scooter (and Andy, and probably the surrounding two blocks) that the St. Vincents practically inventeddancing and she was going to make him look like an idiot for even suggestingthat she not know how to dance, and Scooter had responded with a fucking Jane Austen quote. At which point the nearest five blocks heard Roni squealing that she’d found her new best friend and was never, ever letting him go back to Virginia, and come on, clothes, we must have new clothes, and better shoes and—


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