Showing results by author "Lexi Lauderdale"

When Chris's scholarships are no longer enough to subsidize his university tuition, his flirtatious friend, Kara, teases him about finally joining the working world. She tells him it's not so bad, but it doesn't change the fact that he has to find a job, and fast. A posting in the school's online newspaper quickly catches his eye. "Photographer's assistant wanted. No experience necessary." The woman who posted the job, Simone, is his attractive photography professor.

Erin, a grad student, has long lusted after celebrity twins Joseph and James, often foregoing nights out with her roommate in favor of watching their televised competitions in the quiet of her living room, with only her fingers and sex toys for company. When she's introduced to her wealthy stepfather-to-be, however, she's also introduced to her new stepbrothers, who are none other than the subjects of her fantasies for the past 10 years.

The world of exhibitionism satisfied Catherine in a way that left her pushing the boundaries with each new encounter. One day, she decides to get body painted by a local art studio and have a night out at the symphony. A chance encounter with an old acquaintance leads to a public performance that leaves more than two customers satisfied.

Rachel's divorce, although heartbreaking, leaves her free to focus on her work during the day and take herself on "dates" in the evenings with her newest friends: a bottle of wine and whatever sappy movie is streaming on her television. It also leaves her free to remodel the other half of the duplex she received after her divorce. When Conner moves into that halfplex with a rent deduction to do renovations, all the pounding she hears doesn't just come from construction - he's bringing home dates.

Christine O'Darragh has been hanging on to happiness by the tiniest of threads ever since discovering her (now ex-) fiancé's infidelity. She has thrown herself into her work as one of Paris's top studio designers, wowing her clients with her great taste and sense of style. One wealthy client, however, refuses to be pleased.