ASMSG Romance Erotica Ezine Oct. 2014 | Seite 38

enough for it to not be painful. For
some reason the rough sensation
was an incredible turn on. She
grabbed his head and deepened her
kisses while he moved her up and
down on his cock. He broke the
kiss and moved his mouth to her
neck.
“Say yes,” he whispered.
She shivered from the tickle it
made on her skin. She had
forgotten what she was supposed
to be answering. She gripped his
head firmer and started moving
faster on his lap. He grabbed her
hips and stilled her, then waited
until she looked in his eyes.
“Say yes,” he repeated. “Take a
chance on me. On us.” His voice

and expression were passionate
and demanding.
Her flesh and soul felt inexorably
tangled up in lust and longing,
yearning not just for his body, but
to discover what it would be like to
be cherished by him.
–The Good Life © 2014 by
Genevieve Dewey, All Rights
Reserved.

About the Author:
Genevieve lives in Nebraska with
her husband and three children.
She has a Master’s Degree in
Anthropology and a passion for
reading, writing, and research. Her
favorite subjects are organized

crime, anthropology, and Chicago
where her family is from (she still
hasn’t quite forgiven them for
leaving). Her books include:
The Downey Trilogy
First, I Love You
Second of All
Third Time’s The Charm
Dom & Kate
The Bird Day Battalion
The V-Day Aversion
The Good Life
Please feel free to connect with
Gen online:
www.GenevieveDewey.com
(Get missing scenes and
supplemental flash fiction!)
Twitter: @GenevieveDewey
Facebook * Goodreads * Pinterest
* Google+ * YouTube

New Release: “Just Needs Killin’” by Jinx Schwartz
Christoph Fischer Books
A new book in this phenomenal,
hilarious and successful series has
finally arrived.
Hetta Coffey is a sassy Texan with
a snazzy yacht and she’s not afraid
to use

of Cortez, Hetta’s in Puerto
Escondido, a place once described
by author John Steinbeck as “a
magic harbor.” Anchored out,
swaying on the hook at the whim
of breeze and tide, surrounded by
magnificent views and turquoise
water can be magical. Stuck at
anchor alone? Not so much.
So when her best friend, Jan, gets
them an invite to a party at a
nearby luxury resort hosted by a
Japanese businessman—all
expenses paid—Hetta figures, why
not? Why turn down an evening of
free food and booze? And besides,
what could possibly go wrong?

The book on Amazon
My review of Book one: I came
across “Just Add Water” at a
fellow author’s blog and was
drawn in by the humorous style in
which the author presented herself
and her books.
The book, first in a series, hit the
right tone with me right away. The
mysterious planned disappearance
of an American man in Tokyo
leaves us with a huge question
mark before we turn across the
Pacific and dive into a different
story
altogether.

With Hetta involved? Plenty.

it!
After several months of cruising
Mexico’s hauntingly beautiful Sea

Not only are she and Jan soon up
to their necks in hot sake, a
succession of unsavory intruders
sends Hetta scurrying for a safe
harbor, but not before she reaches
the conclusion that some fol