JB: You guys have been great…in a kinda scary, but super hot kinda way. So, to wrap this up, let’s do a little word play.

CASH: Baby, I will role play with you any time.

JB: (giggle, blush) Um…word play.

JARED: Cristin’s plotting your player death as we speak, you know that, right? Slow. Painful. I’ll enjoy the hell out of watching you go down.

CASH: Trust me, she doesn’t have a prayer.

JB: (Cash is so screwed. He has no idea.) Ahem, all right. Favorite food.

COLBY: Whatever Mia’s cooking.

CASH: Whatever Mia’s cooking.

Damn, now I’m hungry.

JARED: Same. (cell phone vibrates and he looks at it.) Sorry, JB. We gotta wrap this up. Time to get to work.

JB: But wait, I was promised a shirtless—

CASH (Starts taking off his shirt again)

JARED: Come back after a thousand likes or whatever. We’ll pick up then. Until then, boys, time to go to work.

And in seconds, I’m back where I started. Alone in the War Room. Wow, that was intense. I take one more pass around the room, absorbing what I’m sure will be my last experience in a room like this. Huh…Colby left his DOTS box. I check the camera. Ah, screw it. I grab the box and shove it in my purse along with an almost empty water bottle Cash brought it. Hmm, what can I snag of Jared’s? My eyes narrow on a small piece of paper on the floor by the door. I grab my things and make my way out, swooping down to grab what must have fallen out of one of their pockets. It’s just a scrap of paper, handwritten in very masculine scribbles, GUNS-Sugar and a phone number. Good enough. I shove it into my purse and head back through a series of winding halls to my car. Time to get the hell out of Titanland.

Interview with Cristin Harber

What possessed you to release five titles at one time? And how did it take you to write them?

LOL, I get that a lot. I love reading romance series and my favorite thing is moving quickly from one book to the next. I can clean out a backlist *very* quickly. I figured other romance readers might feel the same way. Since the books were written and edited, I figure why hold back!

It took about two years to complete. The last titles are novellas and came a lot faster than the novels. Winters Heat (Titan #1) was the first novel in this series, so it involved more planning and when writing it, I had just had my first baby. Westin’s Chase (Titan #3) had several moving parts to it (plus I had a wicked case of morning sickness) so it came along slower. Garrison’s Creed was my baby. It just flowed. I couldn’t get it out fast enough.