Sex on the Beach
Jan 2010
Berkley Heat
ISBN 9780425232163
Dear Reader,
I had so much fun writing
Sex on the Beach that I couldn’t wait
to dive into another sexy destination
wedding romance. Holiday resorts
are sexy – and weddings are romantic!
So, when Shelley and Tom
hold their pre-wedding festivities at
Whistler, you can bet they’re not the
only ones steaming up those winter
nights.
Wedding planner Andi Radcliffe wants to be a man’s “first and
only,” yet she can’t take her eyes—or
hands—off sexy firefighter Jared, a
widower who’s loved and lost.
Brianna George, the celebrity
host of a TV talk show, is all business.
Can Zack, a hot young Aussie ski
instructor, seduce her over to the sexy
side of life?
Maddie Daniels always had
a thing for her brother’s bad boy
friend Logan. This is her chance to
prove she’s all grown up… and find
out just how good a bad boy Logan
really is.
Come join in the fun with
a little Sex on the Slopes – and get
ready to melt!
Susan
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Sex on the Beach
Lyons is a master at blending hot
sex with genuine emotions, and her
gift is evident all throughout each
story. Overflowing with heartfelt
feelings and scorching passions . . .
– Amelia, Sensual Reads
Susan Lyons is a talented storyteller
with a voice like no other author.
Her characters will touch not only
your heart but your soul too…
— Roberta, You Gotta Read Reviews
Love, Unexpectedly
Fox takes readers on a wild train
ride where passions flare and
identities are mistaken in this
emotionally compelling, sexy
contemporary romance.
— Publishers Weekly
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This book has what I look for in a
contemporary romance: complex
and interesting characters, strong
chemistry, and a deep romantic
connection. (A Desert Isle Keeper)
— Jane Granville, All About Romance
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“You smell like vanilla,” Logan told Maddie.
“Body lotion. Is it too . . . wholesome for you?”
It was a scent he associated with her family’s kitchen. “It’s nice. It’s like you have
two sides. You show the world the good girl.” The girl in the fluffy pink bathrobe. “The
one who probably bakes cookies. But hidden inside is this down-and-dirty sexy woman
who I’m guessing would do pretty much anything.”
“I love cookies.” Gazing up at him, she said it slowly, seductively, drawing the
word out as if cookies were the last thing she was really talking about. “And as for
doing anything . . . try me, Logan. Just try me.”
“You got a deal.” His mind flooded with images of all the ways he wanted to have
sex with Maddie. Weirdly—well, maybe not so weirdly, given their history—he also
imagined them sitting by a fire, mugs of hot chocolate in their hands, eating cookies
and talking.
In his life, she’d been the only person he could really talk to. Though she’d
changed in more ways than he could count, he somehow knew he’d still be able to do
that.
“I missed you,” he found himself saying. Standing in the middle of the bathroom,
both of them naked, the words just slipped out, and her eyes widened with surprise.
Gruffly, he went on. “You’re right that we were friends.” He didn’t have many of those
in his life. Like, none, except for his casual relationship with her brother. The only
people he spent any length of time with were criminals.
She nodded. “You shouldn’t have left ten years ago.”
“I had to.”
Her lips pressed together. “Maybe you felt that way. But you should have stayed in
touch. And you should have come back.”
Maybe I have. The words sprang to his lips, but this time he managed to hold them
back. Hell, he was crazy to even think them. No way could he start up with Maddie
for real. Right now she only wanted sex, probably to see what it was like with her
high school crush. But long term, she wanted and deserved a different man, a different
life. So he said offhandedly, “Water down the drain. Speaking of which, you want that
shower?”
The sensuality was explosive, the
storylines fantastic, and the
characters were wonderful. This
was one of the best books I’ve read
in a long time.
– Brenda Talley, The Romance Studio
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