Two polar opposites—she’s kinky, he’s uptight—discover they share a taboo desire that may destroy both their futures.
Firefighter Dani Harris has always wanted a family, but doesn’t think it’s possible because of her demanding, high-stakes career. Her sex life is as high-adrenaline as her job, and that’s just one more thing that makes her unsuitable to be a wife and mother. Her secret kink—exhibitionism—has gotten in the way of more than one relationship. Will she ever find a man who not only shares her wild fantasies, but loves her for them?
Burdened with ensuring the success of the struggling family business, William Caldwell IV needs a wife suited for a CEO—one with money and connections, who can manage his busy social life and raise their 2.5 children. He’s got everything all mapped out, but when he meets Dani, a woman who’s every kind of wrong, she taps into desires he’s only half-recognized and long-suppressed. Suddenly his carefully crafted five-year plan feels as confining as a straightjacket.
As Dani and Will’s sexual experimentation escalates, they test the limits of polite society by baring all and risking exposure—an exposure that could cost them their reputations and careers.
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Breakfast Excerpt (PG13)
When he rounded the corner into the
kitchen, she almost choked on her coffee. Shit.
The man was a walking, talking advertisement for Brooks Brothers. She’d teased
him about wearing a tie to a barbeque once, but the truth of the matter was
that Will wore a suit like he was born to it. The light gray fabric of his
jacket molded his wide shoulders and chest to perfection, reminding her of the
man in her dream. His trousers hugged thigh muscles that rippled with each step
he took toward her.
Pure suit porn.
A few feet away from her, he stopped
and surveyed the kitchen, his brows furrowing into a deep V. “What’s all this?”
She flipped her ponytail over her
shoulder. “Breakfast. A meal generally eaten in the morning.”
“Ha. It looks like you’re expecting
your whole platoon.”
Ignoring his sarcasm, she slathered
butter on her toast, then indicated the chair across from her. “Sit. Have
some.”
A resigned expression on his face,
he pulled out the chair and sat. He sipped his coffee and nodded. “I see you
found my Caffé Vita.”
“S’good stuff,” she said around a
mouthful.
A corner of his lips quirked up as
he regarded her with amusement. “Do you always eat this much?”
She set her fork down with more
force than she’d meant. Why did men always make comments about how much or how
little women ate? “What’s it to you?”
“Nothing really. It’s just most
women I know don’t eat anything if it isn’t green.”
“Then you know the wrong kind of
women,” she said before shoveling a piece of toast loaded with egg into her
mouth. Yeah, she knew it was bad manners, but fuck him. She took a sip of
coffee to help the food go down, and that’s when she noticed he hadn’t taken a
single bite. “What’s wrong? You don’t like eggs?”
“I usually eat cereal.”
“Really? All I saw was a box of that
bran crap my mom used to force down our throats when we were constipated.”
His face turned red. “Don’t you have
a filter?”
“Didn’t think I needed one. We’re
roomies now.” She tried not to laugh, but the expression on his face was
priceless. And she couldn’t help poking at him just a little more. “If you’re
having a problem, I could pick up some Metamucil for you.” She grinned.
Author Bio:
Award-winning author Kristine Cayne is fascinated by the mysteries of human psychology—twisted secrets, deep-seated beliefs, out-of-control desires. Add in high-stakes scenarios and real-world villains, and you have a story worth writing, and reading.
Kristine’s heroes and heroines are pitted against each other by their radically opposing life experiences. By overcoming their differences and finding common ground, they triumph over their enemies and find true happiness in each other’s arms.
Today she lives in the Pacific Northwest, thriving on the mix of cultures, languages, religions and ideologies. When she’s not writing, she’s people-watching, imagining entire life stories, and inventing all sorts of danger for the unsuspecting heroes and heroines who cross her path.
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