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What would you do if you found an erotic drawing of
yourself, and it happened to be drawn by the one man you wanted most in
the world?
by Ayla Ruse
Editor: Katriena Knights
Cover Artist: Reneé George
Genres/Themes: Erotic Romance, Novella,
Paranormal, Magic
Kiera
loves her new eroticism, but would her desire exist without his art?
Blurb:
Max Winters and Kiera Long may have never discovered their interest in
one another if it weren't for fate. One of Max's erotic drawings winds up in
Kiera's hands, and even though she's shocked, the conservative teacher can't
help but be intrigued. She wants to explore these untamed parts of herself, and
who better to join her in this discovery than Max?
As their relationship develops, guilt eats at Max. He can infuse his drawings with persuasion and knows he has to come clean with Kiera if there's ever a chance for them to remain together.
When Kiera discovers the secret behind Max's drawings, she's crushed.
Now, how far will she go to find out if she can be sexy without Max, or is this
even possible?
Excerpt:
Kiera sighed, thinking again of Max. Did he like daring
women? He was a father, so it was doubtful. He'd want to be with someone he
loved, wouldn't he? Did she love him?
She thought of her fantasies again. Nah. Not love. She was
in lust.
She tested the word with a whisper. "Lust." What a decadent
word. Even saying it felt provocative. She imagined Max Winters' face if she
said she was in lust with him, then she laughed. He'd probably laugh right
along with her. Or look at her weird.
"Oh, well," she muttered, stuffing her fantasy back into
that particular overflowing compartment. She shifted in order to rise to her
feet then noticed something lying under her desk.
"Looks like you left something behind," she said to the
empty classroom, picking up the paper and seeing immediately it was full of
pencil sketches. Upon further study, however, she plopped her butt down on the
floor and let her jaw drop.
The pictures were of her. Very provocative, very
detailed drawings of her in little to no clothing.
One sketch had her hair unbound and her body dressed in a
tiny bikini. Another image had her in some kind of barely-there armor, taking a
warrior's stance, and still the variety went on. They were good -- great,
actually -- but they were unbelievably revealing. She was torn between being impressed
with the artwork and feeling like she'd been spied on.
Then her eyes lit on one tiny image and wouldn't budge. He'd
drawn her from the back, at an angle and, in obvious ecstasy, straddling a very
nicely drawn image of what had to be Max himself. Again, a part of her was
shocked and surprised, not sure how to absorb the fact that the man she lusted
after apparently shared her desires. At the same time, however, the more she
stared at the pictures, the more she wanted everything before her to be true. Her
inhibitions seemed to shed from her mind, her nipples tightened, her breath
hitched, and if Max stepped back into this room, she knew without a doubt she'd
beg him to take her right there over her desk.
When the intercom crackled, she shot up from the floor as if
she'd been caught red-handed with a naughty magazine. The paper had dropped and
she picked it up gingerly, as if it were alive. She turned it face down on her
desk, leaned her hip against the edge and simply tried to calm her racing
heart.
What had come over her? Sure, she'd had fantasies of her and
Max together, but nothing as vivid as what he'd drawn -- or as vivid as how
looking at the pictures had made her feel. Even now, her body hummed as if he'd
really touched her. She gently rubbed her legs together and shivered when her
thighs tingled as if he'd been between them and her private parts… whoa…
no one had ever made her feel so needy.
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Her
Sexy Side is available now from Changeling Press
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