PARTY FOR TWO
by Trixie Stilletto
ISBN: 1-59279-545-5 (Electronic)
Cover by Trace Edward Zaber
Copyright ©2006
Genres: Contemporary
Heat Level: 2
Length: Amber Kiss (7k words)

Available From Amber Quill Press

Retired Marine Ben is back in town after twenty-five years and his childhood sweetheart Ellen has planned a very special welcome home.

Can two middle-aged people find the spark that blossomed as kids during one intimate party?

Ben felt as if every ounce of breath in his lungs had been sucked out, like he'd fallen off the top of the Victory Tower without a harness and landed on his back. In front of him was the most stunning woman he'd ever seen. She had long, flowing red hair, with one streak of white from the top to the bottom on the right side. Her hazel green eyes, which had haunted him over the years, were bright with welcome and he felt like he was sinking into their warmth. He pulled his gaze away from her eyes and then got hung up on her mouth. Her lips were wide and full, wet, red and ripe. He shook his head slightly. He had to do something because every ounce of blood was hurtling southward like a laser-guided missile. So he took in the rest of her.

Mistake. Big mistake.

She was wearing this black, filmy lace gown that left the creamy, white skin of her shoulders bare. There was a smattering of freckles over her chest and one—he blinked not really believing what he was seeing—deep red beauty mark nestled right at the top of her bountiful cleavage.

Game, set and match. He was aced before he'd even entered her house. It took every once of his control not to fasten his lips on that mark and live there for the next eon or two.

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"PARTY FOR TWO was full of sex, sex and more sex! Ms. Stilletto fills the pages with hot steamy scenes leaving the reader craving for more. This reviewer enjoyed how Ms. Stilletto showed a healthy active sex life can continue in middle-aged couples. It pleased this reviewer immensely to see a couple who weren't the average young hero and heroine ravaging themselves." Tina, LovesRomances.

"This was a fun read. Ms. Stilletto wrote about two people in middle age, starting all over again. Who wouldn't like the thought that perhaps, someday we can go home again and things will be better than we ever imagined? The sex was hot, the story and emotions sweet." Tralana, Enchanted Ramblings