I'm going to share Whet Your Appetite with you, but first I wanted to share this article I found very interesting about reviewers. Because I've been scratching my head lately with a few reviews this pretty much sums it up for me.
http://robonwriting.com/2013/02/05/i-want-to-review-the-reviewer-personally/#comment-2470
Now on to Splashing Good Time
This book is one of my favorites still...and only .99 at
Ellora's Cave
Blurb:
Reece Collins is growing tired of her Wednesday ritual of masturbating to the
sight of the so-called “pool boy” and her battery-operated friend is leaving her
unsatisfied. She craves a no-strings-attached torrid sexual encounter. Problem?
The only one offering is ten years her junior.
Nathan Donovan has lusted over his client forever. When he happens upon her
in a very compromising position, his desires swell as he plunges headfirst into
the deep end to save her. One brief encounter leaves him yearning for more, but
when she splashes cold water on his plans, he has to choose between walking away
or spanking some sense into her.
Excerpt:
By reading any further, you are stating that you are at least 18 years of
age. If you are under the age of 18, it is necessary to exit this site.
An Excerpt From: SPLASHING GOOD TIME
Copyright © AMBER SKYZE, 2009
All Rights Reserved, Ellora's Cave Publishing, Inc.
“You look hot!” she told her reflection. “Irresistibly hot?” Only time would
tell. Strolling over to the window she dared a peak outside. He wasn’t here yet.
Would he come? Certainly Steve sounded convincing enough. The fifty dollar bill
she planted in his palm was enough encouragement to make an actor out of him.
She stood by his side while he made the call. If she hadn’t known better, she
would have believed him. She sent him on his way after the call. No need for him
to stick around for the fireworks—hopefully of a sexual nature.
The undeniable sound of tires crunching on gravel, alerted her Nathan was
here. And from the hurried sound of the truck coming to a stop, he wasn’t
pleased. Silently she prayed her idea wouldn’t backfire. Hurrying from the room
she descended the stairs, hoping to greet him at the pool.
“What the fuck!” she heard him scream.
Too late. She wasn’t quick enough. Nathan knew and he wasn’t happy. Reese
slowly opened the door and walked casually over to the pool where Nathan stood
looking at the water, obviously trying to figure out where the emergency
was.
Whipping around he demanded. “What’s going on here?”
Lost for words Reese stood frozen in her spot. She hadn’t expected such
anger. Yes, she tricked him into coming over. Maybe having Steve tell him the
pool had turned an ugly color green that he couldn’t get rid of was a bad idea
but she believed he’d be happy to see her. Boy was she mistaken.
“I-I-I put Steve up to it,” she confessed. “I didn’t think you would see me
any other way.”
“Maybe if you picked up the phone you would have found out.” The disgust in
his voice evident.
He was pissed at her. Her plan was slowly crumbling before her eyes. She
couldn’t risk losing him a second time. He couldn’t walk away out of her life.
She loved him. God help her she loved him more than any man she’d ever loved in
her life.
“Would you have come if I had?” she challenged.
Looking away he shrugged.
“Then I was right to do what I did. I needed to see you, Nathan. You’ve been
avoiding me. I’ve missed you.”
She watched him looking at the water. Was he searching for answers? Maybe
there was hope for them after all.
Closing the gap between them, she touched his hand. “Please Nathan, look at
me.”
He did as she asked and immediately her heart sank. Pain, deep pain, filled
his eyes. Gone was the sparkle she loved so much, replaced with pain that cut to
the core. Pain caused by her foolishness.
Touching his face she whispered. “I’m sorry.”
“What’s done is done.” He tried pulling free but she refused to let him walk
away.
“I never meant to hurt you.”
“I’m fine.”
“I wasn’t trying to compare you to Vince. It may have sounded that way at the
time and I’m sorry. I love you for who you are, not because you’ve proven him
wrong. It doesn’t matter to me what Vince thinks, or anyone else for that
matter. The only thing that matters is what’s in here,” she said pointing to her
heart. “And here.” She placed her hand over his heart.
She felt his heart beating rapidly through his tight black t-shirt. He
covered her hand with his.
“Do you honestly believe you’ll be okay with what others think about us?
Because as you’ve pointed out before I’m much younger than you.”