β Scribed by Dee Carney
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
One spark could burn her world down.
Six years after her husbandβs death, Regina Pace is still just going through the motions, her only pleasure a nightly glass (or three) of wine to dull the ache. Tonight is no exceptionβuntil a sensual outdoor encounter with her neighborβs son, freshly home from college. Heβs older, wiser, more devastatingly handsome than she remembered. Heβs also fifteen years her junior.
Despite her misgivings, it isnβt long before her nightly ritual includes a long, deep drink of Josh Smith. Ogling leads to touching, then the sparks flare into an erotic encounter that feels wickedly rightβand deliciously forbidden.
Yet the intense heat canβt burn away the doubt pestering the back of her mind. That the gap between their ages is too large, even for the most determined leap of faithβ¦
Features a boy-next-door who wonβt take no for an answer, more than one sexual fantasy (including some outdoor self-loving!), and a burning romance that proves age is just a number.
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### Product Description *One spark could burn her world down.* Six years after her husbands death, Regina Pace is still just going through the motions, her only pleasure a nightly glass (or three) of wine to dull the ache. Tonight is no exceptionuntil a sensual outdoor encounter with her neighbors
The fourth bookin the epic saga of humankind'swar of transcendence Humanity had appeared to fend off theSh'daar assault once and for all, though they never learned why the alien empire was driven to halt Earth's advancement toward technological Singularity. But in this war of worlds, victory is al
The fourth book in the epic saga of humankind's war of transcendence Humanity had appeared to fend off the Sh'daar assault once and for all, though they never learned why the alien empire was driven to halt Earth's advancement toward technological Singularity. But in this war of worlds, victory is
The fourth bookin the epic saga of humankind'swar of transcendence Humanity had appeared to fend off theSh'daar assault once and for all, though they never learned why the alien empire was driven to halt Earth's advancement toward technological Singularity. But in this war of worlds, victory is al