"Sizzling,
Irresistible, Wonderful." Lori Foster-New York
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Alluring Tales, Hot Holiday
Nights
Avon Red
November, 2008
ISBN-10: 0061463175
ISBN-13: 978-0061463174
Genre:
Contemporary
Trade Paperback
The holidays are heating up—with seven wickedly sensual stories
guaranteed to spice up those chilly winter nights!
A determined lady comes home, burning for her girlhood crush—a
sexy lawman who totes a big gun. . .
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A creative ad man's passion is aroused when he sees his
buttoned-up coworker in a revealing new light—dressed in sizzling red
satin on a giant billboard. . .
A professional dominatrix wishes upon a star, and her fantasy appears—an
insatiable alpha male in biker boots who's literally out of this world.
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A tall, dark, handsome warlock finds himself obsessed with his
"familiar"—a sleek and sexy cat-woman who turns out to be the purr-fect
lover. . .
She was always hot for big brother's best friend—and now her erotic
dream is here in the taut and tempting flesh. . .
A pair of fugitive lovers finds themselves warm and toasty in a sultry
Caribbean paradise—and ready for some red-hot fun in the sun. . .
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Each story provides a quick
treat to spice up your holidays. The tales are entertaining… Steamy
erotic sex scenes include mild BDSM, anal and m/f/m.
~ Romantic Times
"Cathryn
Fox is the next
Queen of Steamy Romance."
Julianne MacLean-USA today best selling author

Peaches and Cream by Cathryn Fox
“My new guy’s member is
enormous and my mouth is so tiny.” Tucked in the corner of Risqué, a
members-only erotic club where Jennifer Angel bartended, Jennifer
clicked through her in-box and read her messages out loud. Peeking
over her laptop, she cast her best friend, Cat Nichols, a glance and
said, “Jeez, you’d think spammers would have something better to do
with their time.” She moved on to the next message and blurted out,
“Okay, I don’t even have an erectile, so how can it be
dysfunctional?”
With that, Cat laughed out loud. “Speaking of enormous members and
erectile dysfunction, have you Googled him?”
Jennifer arched a questioning brow. “Googled him?” She kicked off
her shoes, making herself more comfortable, and powered down her
laptop. As she reached for her psychology textbook she asked, “Why
would I google him?”
Cat spun her laptop around on the small wooden table top, closed the
article she’d been working on, and said, “Go for it. You’d be amazed
at what you can find out about people on the Internet.”
“Sam isn’t going to hook me up with some psycho, gun-wielding,
knife-throwing serial killer, is he?” Jennifer narrowed her eyes and
scrutinized her friend. “Unless there is something I should know
about your husband.”
Cat chuckled. “Of course not.” She held her hand up in honor. “I
promise you that he’s setting you up with one of the new research
scientists who has just transferred in from the California branch.
But go ahead and do it anyway. I Google people all the time.”
“Of course you do. You’re a reporter.” Jennifer flipped through her
textbook. “I’m a fourth-year psych student, no need for me to Google
people. Within five minutes of meeting him, I’ll have him all
figured out.”
“Have you ever Googled yourself?” Relaxing after a long workweek,
and needing something to warm her up on this cool December day, Cat
reached for her wine and took a sip.
Jennifer cocked her head and offered her friend a devilish grin.
“Uh, yeah. All the time. Which is why you insisted I needed a man in
my life.”
Laughing, Cat nearly spewed her wine all over the laptop. “You’re
such a smart-ass, Jenn.”
“It’s a gift.” Jennifer tossed her a lopsided smile and then turned
her attention to her open book, going over last night’s lecture.
The ever persistent Cat pressed on, “Come on, just type his name in
here, and you’ll learn all about your mystery date.”
Jennifer crinkled her nose and reached for her drink. The wicked
gleam in her friend’s eyes worried her. What the hell was Cat up to?
“Why can’t he get his own girl, anyway?
What kind of loser agrees to go on a blind date?”
“Helloooo, you’re going on a blind date, too, aren’t you?”
“Yeah but that’s different. I just don’t have the time to find
myself a good man,” she scoffed and added, “Heck, forget good.
Tonight I’d settle for a hard man.” Although good and hard would
certainly be a bonus, she mused. The truth was, as much as Jennifer
wanted to, between work and school, she just didn’t have the time to
spice up her sex life-her very nonexistent sex life, save for her
battery-operated toy, which she frequently Googled herself with.
“Besides, you and I both know what kind of deadbeat losers I
attract,” Jennifer lamented.
“Which is the only reason I agreed to this setup in the first place.
When it comes to instincts, I’m sure Sam’s are better than mine.
He’s not likely to set me up with some jackass,” she said, putting
emphasis on that last word.
Never one to let things go, Cat insisted, “Go ahead and find out for
yourself.”
Needing to appease her friend so she could get some schoolwork done
before her blind date called to arrange a time and place for pickup,
Jennifer grabbed the laptop and tossed
Cat an impatient look. “Okay, okay, what did you say his name was
again?”
“Jack,” Cat said, unable to keep the grin from her face. “Jack
Miller.”
Jennifer rolled her eyes heavenward. “What were the odds?”
“But don’t worry, Jenn. Sam assures me he’s one of the good guys.”
Jennifer grinned. “Like I said, tonight I’d settle for hard.” She
keyed in his name and gave a resigned sigh. “Oh well, at least this
will give us something to talk about during dinner.” Since chatting
about the weather was out-winter in Chicago hardly made for riveting
conversation-this way she’d be armed with the basics.
After confirming that her impending date was a research scientist-an
award-winning research scientist to be precise-who ran sexy
experiments on the female libido, Jennifer suddenly felt a surge of
heat between her legs. She made a slow pass over her bottom lip as
her thighs fluttered. Eyes alive with curiosity, she scanned the
rest of the article and then went on to study the picture of Jack
Miller.
Dark hair cut short gave him a boy-next-door look, but the sexy grin
curling up the corners of his sensual mouth, combined with the
smoldering heat in his gorgeous blue eyes, told her he was anything
but. From the picture alone she couldn’t tell what his body looked
like, she’d have to wait until tonight to find out. As her gaze
moved over his face, she fought back the urge to rub her hands in
eager anticipation. Although something in her gut already told her
this bad boy had a rock-hard physique that could torture her
sex-starved libido in the most pleasant ways.
When she took a moment to entertain the idea, her body grew needy.
Her nipples quivered and her pussy muscles tightened in heavenly
bliss. Out of nowhere a burst of heat prowled through her, settling
low in her loins. She clamped her knees and squeezed, merely adding
fuel to the flames between her legs.
The one thing that Jennifer did know for certain was that there was
something undeniably primal about Jack Miller that made her feel a
little wild, and a whole lot wicked.
Once she finished the article, she gave in to impulse and decided to
Google herself. Jennifer punched in her name, read the search
results before her, and then rolled her eyes.
“Jesus, what were the odds?” she said. “I share my birthright with a
stripper.”
Jennifer Angel, AKA Peaches.
Cat chuckled. “That’s one hell of a coincidence, Jenn. Just think,
if Jack Googled you, and you asked him to pick you up here, he’d
surely think that you’re Jennifer Angel, AKA Peaches.”
A little intrigued and a whole lot curious, she nibbled her bottom
lip, wondering if her blind date had Googled her. If so, was he
expecting a sex-deprived psychology student or an exotic pole
dancer?
Her mouth twitched. Could a sexy mistake in identity lead to a night
of wild, unadulterated sex, with Jennifer, AKA Peaches, living out
her every fantasy?
How delightfully scandalous.
-Cathryn Fox Avon Red Line, Harper Collins
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