Samhain Publishing

When the sun goes down on their erotic encounter, who will be left standing?

I’m so excited to have my very first menage themed novella published with Samhain. Chasing Sunset is the story of two sexy chefs who get hot in the kitchen with their favorite waitress, and when these three get cooking, things really start to sizzle. Oh pardon the cooking puns, I just couldn’t help myself. So if you like your stories with a healthy dash of spice and a sweet aftertaste (there I go again), pick up Chasing Sunset today. Or later this week. Just don’t forget okay?

The blurb and excerpt are after the jump.

Happy reading
Sami

Blurb:

After an unsettled childhood, Sidney McCall has finally found a home in Graceville. This dream town comes with a dream boyfriend. Drew Buchanan is charming, romantic, completely devoted to her—and he cooks! Now if only the whole commitment thing didn’t give her night sweats…

Drew, a professional chef, wants nothing more than to give Sidney everything she’s ever dreamed of, both in and out of bed. Even if it means serving up her most secret wish complete with a whipped-cream topping: a tryst with two men. His best friend Brody Nash is the missing ingredient, and the only man he trusts with the woman he loves.

What starts out as a little harmless sexual play quickly boils over into something none of them expected. An emotional minefield that could forever change the course of their lives.

Warning: Contains explicit sex scenes including; ménage a trois, oral sex, stripper heels, creative use of whipped-cream deserts, sex in a public place, light bondage, hanky spanky and hunky, bossy men. In short, more than enough naughty business for one little novella!!!

Excerpt:

“You had enough, sweetheart?”

Drew’s question made Sidney cut her gaze away from Brody. She flushed with guilt at having been caught ogling another man while her boyfriend was sitting beside her. Yet there was no censure in Drew’s expression. His eyes were hooded—from the effect of alcohol or desire she wasn’t sure. Perhaps a little of both. Between the three of them, they’d polished off two bottles of wine, and any time she’d caught Drew’s stare throughout dinner, the air between them had crackled with sexual energy.

Her brain was a little slow in registering his meaning, but at last Sidney glanced down at the food in front of her. “I can’t eat another bite.” She pushed her plate aside and leaned back in her chair.

“Don’t say that,” Brody admonished, that irreverent smile surfacing. “I brought dessert.”

“Brody wouldn’t take well to anyone turning up their nose at his dessert,” Drew teased.

“I wouldn’t know. It’s never happened.”

“Arrogant bastard isn’t he?”

“Yes.” Sidney eyed the man in question over the rim of her wine glass. “He is.”

Drew laughed and Brody slanted his dark brows at her. “Is that a complaint? I don’t usually get them from Drew’s girlfriends.”

“Low blow, bringing that up, Nash.” Despite his words Drew didn’t seem angered by Brody’s remark. Catching the curious look Sidney sent him, Drew explained, “He’s talking about Cheryl Ames. One of my girlfriends who seemed to appreciate his particular brand of charm, such as it is.”

“She had a crush on me.”

“He’s been holding that over me ever since we were twenty-one.”

“What did she do?” Sidney asked. “Leave you for Brody?”

“Don’t sound so incredulous, shortcake. It’s not a complete impossibility.”

Sidney met the challenge in Brody’s eyes square on. “I guess that depends on the woman.”

“Aw, Sid.” Drew leaned close and nuzzled her neck, making Sidney giggle. “Loyal and sexy. What did I do to deserve you?”

“Nothing but sheer dumb luck, I reckon.” Brody’s teasing seemed good natured on the surface, but something in the lilt of his voice set Sidney’s hackles rising.

She made her point by turning and treating Drew to a thoroughly seductive kiss. When she at last pulled back she said, “No luck involved. It was all his devastating charm.”

“You hear that, Nash?” Drew didn’t take his eyes off Sidney’s. “My charm is devastating.”

“Yeah, I got the message loud and clear. You two are like a couple of lovebirds, joined at the wing.” Sidney turned at Brody’s mocking tone and saw he was looking at her with a steady gaze. “You think I want to mess with that, shortcake?”

“I don’t know what you want.”

Brody’s smile was shrewd. “You’re smarter than that.”

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Sami