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USA Today best-selling author Adriana Locke brings laughter and love in this friends-to-lovers small-town romance. Love is crazy.Peck Ward, the sweet, small-town mechanic, isn't sure it's for everyone. Least of all him. His life is chaotic enough without adding the pressure of a relationship. Besides, unrequited love is a real thing, and he's kind of over it.This works out perfectly until a certain someone throws a wrench - pun intended - into his plans. As they go from adversaries to friends to possibly something more, things get complicated. After all, they know how this story ends. It's not with them together.His easy grin is enough to win her over. Her unabashed personality does him in. But are they ready to accept the fact that, sometimes, you don't find love where you're looking for it? Sometimes, you find it in the most unexpected, craziest places.

Crank is a standalone romance in a new small town, blue-collar series from USA Today best-selling author Adriana Locke. Join listeners everywhere as they fall in love with the delicious Gibson boys.This is one mistake Sienna Landry can't buy her way out of.As Walker Gibson looks at her, then at the damage to his precious truck (that she may or may not have accidentally inflicted), she knows she's in trouble. It's not the busted headlight and dented grill that's sunk her though. It's the downright sinful man in front of her that's the problem.The small-town mechanic is broody. Rough. Smells like engine grease and gasoline, and Sienna isn't sure why that's so sexy, but it is. It so is. She's ready to peel off her panties at the drop of his wrench.He wants her too. She can feel it when he brushes against her. Experience it as he presses her against the wall of the shop. It's thinly veiled in his deep, brown eyes when he looks at her like she's everything he's ever wanted. So why won't he give in?The damage to Walker's truck is the first of many mistakes between them, ending with truths that rock Sienna's world. Nothing can fix her broken heart except the love of a man who won't, maybe even can't, love her back.

Hadley Jacobs is over Machlan Gibson. Sure, she'll always be a little weak to the dimple in his right cheek and the way his five o'clock shadow makes him ruggedly handsome. But that's not enough to cover every other thing about him because they all drive her nuts. Like how he won't admit he's wrong even when he knows it and how he drives his stupid car a million miles an hour on wet asphalt. As she rolls back into town and takes a seat at Crave, she won't take the bait. She's over him. Mostly.Machlan isn't over her. It's not because he hasn't tried. He reminds himself over and over that she's not the girl for him. After all, she drives him insane with her sassy attitude and the way she calls him out on everything. She beats him at poker, even though she doesn't know the difference between a straight and a flush, and when she looks at him with her bright, blue eyes, it's unnerving. When she climbs onto that bar stool and orders a drink, he puts it in front of her and ignores the sparkle in her eyes. He's not over her, but she won't know that. But she does know that. And he knows she's not as over him as she's pretending to be. When life forces their hand this time, there's more on the line than a pile of poker chips. It's their forever. Crave is a second-chance standalone romance in a new small-town, blue-collar series from USA Today best-selling author Adriana Locke. Join listeners everywhere as they fall in love with the delicious Gibson Boys.

Cross Jacobs was a screw-up. Everyone knew it, especially him, and the point was hammered home when Kallie Welch drove herself right out of his life. But, she's back. Seeing Cross wasn't on Kallie's to-do list. She didn't think she could avoid him forever but trying never hurt anyone. One minute, she's standing by herself, and the next, she's accosted by a rich, velvety scent that could only belong to one man: Cross. At face value, he's divine. He's rugged and confident, with a smile that melts her right where she's standing. It doesn't take long to find him charming, witty, and the owner of a few legitimate businesses- not at all like the mischievous boy she left. He laughs, and her heart flutters. With a touch of his hand, she's dizzy. She's pretty certain she's going to die when he pulls her into an embrace and touches his lips to her forehead. It feels right. It feels so right. But is it?

Exposé Top Story: Best Making HeadlinesThe temperature skyrocketed in Chicago this week and it had nothing to do with the weather. Our two favorite ballers went head-to-head (or should we say helmet-to-helmet?) on the practice field and there's video to prove it.Sources tell us the (sweaty, aggressive, hot-as-heck) fight that got Branch "Lucky" Best, Finn Miller, and visiting Columbus quarterback Callum Worthington ejected from practice (you must see this video!) was not over a fumbled play. It was over nothing less than Layla James Miller, Finn's younger sister.Does Layla's name sound familiar? It should. Until about five minutes ago, you could find her on Callum's well-formed arm . . . until he gave us whiplash showing up in Tahiti with the face of Ares Cosmetics, Carly Mathewson. But Callum and Layla aren't dating anymore, so where's the beef?Give us a sec.Layla James is now scoring with Branch. Yeah. We'll give that a minute to sink in.Word has it Finn isn't all that hyped about his sister playing ball with his (former?) best friend. Branch's playboy image is well-known and even better documented. A keyword search of his name on our site alone brings up thousands of hits of him with women and rarely are two the same.The question remains: why does Callum care?We'll have to wait and see. In the meantime, we'll be crying in our champagne and hoping our favorite bromance gets back on track. (And, seriously, go watch that video!)USA Today Bestselling author Adriana Locke delivers a "sweet & steamy!" tale of a football hero, his best friend's little sister, and a surprise that might be an interception ... or a Hail Mary.