Quite The Catch

By: Lynn Carlyle

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 2 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's summary

Quite The Catch

Lynn Carlyle

For someone just 28 years of age, Kim Fox had already become one of the preeminent novel editors in the country, having received a career boost from her uncle, an important executive of a major publishing house.

But Kim had not achieved her success solely through that relationship: she was simply good at her job.

Trevor Lindstrom was a young but prominent author with a string of very successful works of fiction. But he wanted to keep a keen edge, so he asked an important person at his publishing house to help them arrange for the services of an editor.

That executive was the uncle to Kim Fox.

They ended up meeting at her quaint home in Mississippi, two hours from where he was staying for several months at his parents beach home while he wrote his newest book. And immediately, their interest in each other proved to be more than just professional.

But Kim had a nagging element of her psyche that kept telling her that she would have a difficult time ever finding a man she cared for, who also cared for her, who would be willing to help her live out her desire to experience an occasional good bottom warming.

It was something she had only ever experienced one time, when she had purposely set a series of events in motion that had sent the 18-year-old Kim home after school unable to sit comfortably.

But now she is finding herself very romantically drawn to Trevor, and there is no secret that he feels the same about her. But how will she go about the process of revealing to him what has become an important part of her romantic makeup?