3 Book(s) Related to Stranded

Fire and twisted metal birthed my new life. From the ashes of the jet, I rose, reborn on a forgotten emerald isle. Back in the concrete jungle, I was nothing. Here, unbound, I am everything. CEOs trade power suits for whispered pleas. A-list actresses offer sun-kissed skin and desperate surrender. Even wives and mothers, unshackled, explore forbidden desires. Danger and ecstasy are my daily bread. This island, my prison, is now my paradise. Here, in the raw heart of the wild, I've found not survival, but true life.

“Let me touch you, Jacey. Let me make you feel good,” Caleb whispered.

“You’re already making me feel good,” I blurted, my body tingling deliciously under his touch.

“I can make you feel better,” Caleb said, nipping my lower lip. “Let me?”

“W-What do you need me to do?” I asked.

“Relax, and close your eyes,” Caleb replied. His hand disappeared beneath my skirt, and I closed my eyes tight.


Caleb is my 22-year-old stepbrother. When I was 15, I blurted out that I loved him. He laughed and left the room. Ever since, things have been awkward, to say the least.

But now, it's my 18th birthday, and we are going away camping--with our parents. My dad. His mom. Fun times. I'm planning trying to get lost as much as possible so that I don't have to face Caleb.

I do end up getting lost, but Caleb is with me, and when we find ourselves in a deserted cabin, I find out that his feelings toward me aren't quite what I thought.

In fact, he wants me to!

But he's my stepbrother. Our parents will kill us--if the illegal loggers who just knocked down the door don't do it first.

I woke up stranded on a deserted island next to Devon Hayes — the A-list action star I dumped five years ago.

And it's streaming live to millions.

Seven days. No phones, no way out. Just me and the man I loved, then destroyed.

Day 1, we barely spoke. Day 2, I saved him from a snake. Day 3, we high-fived and froze — that old habit we couldn't shake.

Then the storm hit.

Trapped in a cave, his arms around me, we finally said what we'd been hiding for five years.

"After you left, I drunk-drove into a tree. Two months in the hospital."

The way he looked at me broke something inside.

Can we survive this island without tearing each other apart again?