Lyra Marlowe
erotic romance that breaks a few rules
erotic romance that breaks a few rules
Nolan and John are paramedics, partners, best friends—and complete opposites.
Nolan is a true romantic with a broken heart, and he’s gay. John is straight, a
relationship-dodging cocksman who’s growing bored with casual sex. But Nolan’s
having sex dreams about John, and John’s having fantasies about Nolan. They could
be moving toward a relationship, but they’re both afraid of destroying their friendship.
Then Nolan’s one and only ex-girlfriend comes to visit and changes everything. With
Nolan’s blessing, Lucy does her best to ease John’s boredom, playing out his
deepest sexual fantasies—and hers. But when Lucy learns of John’s secret desire for
Nolan, she’s determined to see them happily together. She won’t take no for an
answer, even if she has to drag the two of them into bed with her.
Reader Advisory: One of our heroes works strenuously to accommodate all the
fantasies our heroine has, including one of forced sex.
Nolan is a true romantic with a broken heart, and he’s gay. John is straight, a
relationship-dodging cocksman who’s growing bored with casual sex. But Nolan’s
having sex dreams about John, and John’s having fantasies about Nolan. They could
be moving toward a relationship, but they’re both afraid of destroying their friendship.
Then Nolan’s one and only ex-girlfriend comes to visit and changes everything. With
Nolan’s blessing, Lucy does her best to ease John’s boredom, playing out his
deepest sexual fantasies—and hers. But when Lucy learns of John’s secret desire for
Nolan, she’s determined to see them happily together. She won’t take no for an
answer, even if she has to drag the two of them into bed with her.
Reader Advisory: One of our heroes works strenuously to accommodate all the
fantasies our heroine has, including one of forced sex.
| Lyra Marlowe 2011 All rights reserved. |
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| Most people would like to be delivered from temptation but would like it to keep in touch. Robert Orben |