Blurb
In reality TV form, this series
follows the lives and loves of those who work at Captive Films.
Hot, successful, playboy Riley Johnson, whose business
success far exceeds his success in love.
Movie star, Keatyn Douglas, whose epic love story has
spawned a series of books and movies.
And Dawson Johnson, who joins Captive with a tragic
past.
Expect lots of drama, sex, and tabloid-worthy events.
Fans of the USA TODAY bestselling series, The Keatyn
Chronicles®,
will love reconnecting with their favorite characters as adults.
Each Captive Films season contains six episodes, two in
each volume.
Think of it as a TV show you hold in your hands!
So tune in and enjoy this week's drama.
Please note that as the characters have grown up, so have
their stories. This contemporary romance is intended for readers 18+.
EACH SEASON CONTAINS SIX EPISODES. TWO IN EACH BOOK.
RELEASE DATES ARE: MARCH
17TH, MARCH 31ST, APRIL 14TH.
Are you ready for more
Riley & Keatyn?
Captive Films (Season 2.2)
is Now Available!
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Jillian Dodd grew up on a farm in Nebraska, where she
developed a love for Midwestern boys and Nebraska football. She has drank from
a keg in a cornfield, attended the University of Nebraska, got to pass her
candle, and did have a boy ask her to marry him in a bar. She met her own
prince in college, and they have two amazing children, a Maltese named Sugar
Bear, and two Labrador puppies named Camber Lacy and Cali Lucy. She is the
author of the That Boy Trilogy and The Keatyn Chronicles Series.
ADDITIONAL GRAPHICS CAN ALSO BE FOUND HERE http://jilliandodd.net/captive-films-series/captive-films-sharable-graphics
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“I didn’t mean to
eavesdrop,” Maggie says, “But fuck yeah! I’m so proud of you for standing up to
that asshole!” She studies me. “You know what. You look like you could use a
glass of wine. Fortunately, that’s something we have plenty of here. Red or white?”
“White. I can’t believe
I said all that. My dad is going to be mad at me when he finds out I lied to
him.”
“And do you care about
that?” she asks as she drags me out of her office, across the street to her
house, and onto her front porch. “Sit and rock. I’ll be right back.”
I sit down and rock.
And rock.
And feel a little
calmer.
By the time she comes
back with two glasses of a crisp Chardonnay, I say, “I’m proud of me too.”
“You should be. Can I
see the Thanksgiving card?”
“Sure.” I hand her my
phone.
“Oh, wow. You even made
up a little rhyme.
We
should thank you for your business this Thanksgiving day,
But,
instead, we find Collin and his secretary rolling in the hay.
Yes,
he has a wife who you all know,
But does that really matter?
Boys
will be boys and all that chatter.
If
you’re a wife and know how I feel,
Show
Collin you won’t stand for this deal.
Move
your business to someone worthy of your trust.
And
not someone who just thinks about lust.
Maybe
it’s time us women unite.
Like
the Pilgrims and Indians did that night.
So
Happy Thanksgiving,
enjoy
your cranberry sauce
And
know I’m divorcing this asshole,
Love,
Ariela Ross.”
“What do you think?”
“I think if you stop
planning weddings, you could write divorce cards.”
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