After several
years of creative drought author Flame Arden, author of
Christmas Eve, an Evernight
Publishing release, crested a wave
of erotic inspiration and published a trio of steamy romances
available where
ever eBooks are sold.
Looking for
love, sometimes in the wrong places. In And
You, Virginia, Are No Lady, the middle sister need the
help of Gabriel
Count, a successful private investigator, to help her find proof
her client did
not embezzle company funds.
Gabe wants nothing to do with lawyers,
but is forced
to accept Virginia's generous offer of employment to pay for his
mother's
nursing care. A former detective on the Atlanta Police Force, he
resigned after
a near-fatal gunshot. He spent three months recovering from his
injuries while
the shooter walked on a technicality.
He takes Virginia to dinner on his
Harley to discuss
the case and she ends up straddling him in her bed. Knowing she
wears sexy
thongs beneath sedate suits she wears to address the jury if a
real turn-on for
him, but he can't get her into his bed without taking her out of
town, which he
does every chance he gets.
Her family ranks so high on the social
ladder this bad
boy from her high school days is certain nothing will come of
their sexual
fling, but he plans to enjoy the comfort of Gin's lush body as
long as he can,
which she turns into eternity.
Book two, Great
Balls of Fire, is about the youngest sister, Paris, and
her dedicated
attempt to get Winston Harrison Gentry III reelected to the
Atlanta City Council
again.
His playboy past has come back to bite
him in the
butt, and he's hoping Paris can improve his image using her
public relations
skills. She has her work cut out for her, thanks to the pack of
horny women hot
on his trail. Win sees in Paris the woman he wants to spend the
rest of his
life with, while Paris enjoys a secretive affair with him while
she'd searching
for the right man to spend her life with.
It takes a nearly nude woman discovered
in Win's
camping tent and a poor looser bent on revenge for Paris to
discover who is
behind the candidates bad publicity and set the record straight
so Win can win
the election and she can start making babies. His.
In Frankly, My Dear, Book
Three of Flame
Arden's Atlanta Burning series, readers discover why only
certain men cause
Atlanta Hampton to burn.
A sexy successful Realtor, Atlanta has longed to again share a bed with Rob Count since their brief but heated clash and cling at her sister Virginia's wedding almost two years ago. His deep voice, tactile touch and loving way of pushing all her buttons makes Atlanta burn for him, but Rob never called her for a repeat performance, and this hurts.
A sexy successful Realtor, Atlanta has longed to again share a bed with Rob Count since their brief but heated clash and cling at her sister Virginia's wedding almost two years ago. His deep voice, tactile touch and loving way of pushing all her buttons makes Atlanta burn for him, but Rob never called her for a repeat performance, and this hurts.
Then luck gives Atlanta a hand. On a short
trip to appraise
a cabin soon to be listed for sale, Atlanta's SUV breaks down on
the highway
and Rob Count, Gabe's older brother, happens along and offers to
help. The same
man she put down when she met him for having motor oil stains
under his
fingernails. While her vehicle is in Rob's shop being repaired
he lends Atlanta
his SUV to complete her journey, then shows up at the cabin and
they resume
their hot affair. At the end of their weekend escape, Atlanta
retrieves her
repaired SUV and returns to her home in Buckhead, Georgia.
Unable
to
stay away this time, Rob shows up at her office on Friday and
invites her to
spend the day with him visiting the local historic sites neither
has visited
since their childhood. After several sensual rendezvous at the
cabin Atlanta
makes a final trip to the cabin. When Rob arrives unexpectedly,
she rushes into
his arms, terrified by a series of unexplained noises coming
from somewhere in
the cabin. Those noises unnerve both of them.
If
you
like to read erotic romance with a bit of suspense, this book is
for you.
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