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Category: Erotica/Erotic Romance/Romance
Description: Twenty years ago, their limo broke down and the Silverettes never made it to the big Blue Silver concert. Now the band's back together for a reunion tour and Georgie Davis is determined to bring the fan club back together for a concert. But Georgie has another reason for wanting to see the boys play--pure, unadulterated sex. Her last relationship ended a while ago, and Georgie needs a change. With lessons from an 80-year-old former whore and hours of study to help her, Georgie plans to seduce the band's easiest mark, keyboard player Julian Manchester. She wants only one night of passion and poetry ... but one night turns out to be not enough. For either one of them... [Genres: Contemporary / The Arts /Series ]
eBook Publisher: Amber Quill Press, 2006
eBookwise Release Date: December 2006

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Available eBook Formats: OEBFF Format (IMP) [107 KB]
Words: 23140
Reading time: 66-92 min.

"Their chemistry [Georgie and Julian's], both in and out of bed, lights the pages."--Kerin, Two Lips Reviews

"I LOVED this story and will reread it often ... I simply can't think of anything that I disliked about Blue Silver: Nothing Like The Sun."--Marci Arbitman, Just Erotic Romance Reviews

"At several points in each Blue Silver tale, the heroines get together and in each book, all of these events jive with one another seamlessly. There have been no inconsistencies in any of the stories, for which I am thankful, as inconsistencies are one of my pet peeves."-- Elizabeth, Fallen Angel Reviews

"I highly recommend the entire series!"--Kerin, Two Lips Reviews

God, he smelled good. A cologne she couldn't name, under laid by the scent of soap and water. She'd expected the tang of sweat, but though he definitely smelled male, he didn't reek. Pheromones, she told herself, shifting slightly in the chair as her body reacted. He smells like sex.

"Is it starting to hurt?" Julian looked concerned.

Her ankle. She hadn't really twisted it, just taken advantage of the fortuitous collision to feign a reason for him to help her.

She stood as though to test it. Julian stood, too. She didn't have to crane her neck to look into his face, something she appreciated. Being with Joe, who'd topped six feet, had always left her with a crick in her neck and shoulders. She liked being able to look Julian in the eye, or nearly so. He had gorgeous eyes. Gray-blue, and darker than she'd expected.

A grin spread across his face like syrup on pancakes. "Do you want to get something to eat?"

Georgie looked over at the buffet, which was groaning under the weight of platters and trays of goodies she'd been denying herself for months. "Hell, yeah."

If her enthusiasm seemed at odds with the sophisticated aura she was intent on projecting, Julian didn't notice. He took her by the elbow, fingertips barely touching her but sending electric sparks of sensation through her just the same. She studied the buffet as though it were far more interesting to her than he was, even though her heart had begun to thump-thump so hard in her chest she was certain he could hear it. The last thing she wanted to do was ruin everything by turning into some sort of gibbering, drooling fan-girl, even if that's what she felt like inside.

He'd said something else, something that clearly required an answer, but so intent was she on memorizing every piece of glitter on his skin, she'd missed it.

"I asked if you liked brie," Julian repeated, as if he were used to dealing with gabbling fan-girls every day.

And, Georgie realized, he probably was.

She didn't know why that thought moved her to straighten her back all at once, except for one thing. She hadn't spent six months working to become a sexpot to throw it all away by being just another drooling, gibbering moron. She was a goddess, a sex kitten, a sophisticate. A self-confident and assured vixen with perfect hair and kick-ass shoes.

"I do." Her smooth tone came out just the right way.

Before she could, Julian grabbed up a plate for her and layered it with a slice of gooey brie oozing from its baked crust and several cream puffs covered in chocolate. He took a plate for himself, added some food and gestured toward the door to the hall.

"Let's go where it's quieter, yeah?"

She followed him into hallway, which was not only quieter, but cooler. Julian held out her plate, and she imagined she saw challenge in his eyes. Georgie took the plate and lifted a cream puff with her fingers.

"Girl after my own heart," he said. "No forks. Eating chocolate. I think I'm half in love with you already."

"That's a nice line." Georgie held up the cream puff and tucked it between her lips. Taste exploded on her tongue and she let out a breathy moan in reflex.

Julian's eyes gleamed again. "I might want to take your shoes out on a date, love ... but tell me, what is it exactly that cream puff is doing to you?"

Georgie laughed and licked the chocolate from her lips. It really was a dance, she thought. And for once, a dance to which she knew all the steps.

"Want to try it out?" She offered the cream puff.