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The Saucy Celt
by Kerri Nelson
Category: Erotica/Romance
Description: Sasha Adams only has until midnight to make her deadline. She has severe jet lag, a major case of hunger and absolutely no clue how to get to her destination. Her mission is to write the perfect restaurant review in order win the prestigious Silver Spoon Reviewer Recognition Award. If she can succeed in her mission, she can help both her career and her employer, Food Fantasies Magazine. With the clock ticking and her hunger growing, she stumbles upon a locally owned pizza parlor. Inside, she finds much more than just a hot meal. She finds someone capable of satisfying all her hungers. Cian Mahone's family has owned their restaurant for three generations. When a sexy, American woman walks in just before closing time, he knows that it must be his lucky day. After a passionate evening together in his kitchen, she disappears from his life. Should he chase after the mysterious young woman or just savor the memories of their one night together? Sometimes you have to get lost in order to find what you're looking for.
eBook Publisher: Whispers Publishing, 2009
eBookwise Release Date: October 2009
 
5 Reader Ratings:
Available eBook Formats: OEBFF Format (IMP) [49 KB]
Words: 7786
Reading time: 22-31 min.
"Like a wonderful amuse-bouche, Kerri Nelson's The Saucy Celt is a delightful mix of sweet and spicy?definitely too tasty to miss!"--Terri Brisbin, Award Winning Author of A Storm of Passion
"Kerri Nelson owns the spicy-short in The Saucy Celt. If you are looking for humor, romance, and a happily-ever-after on your lunch break?look no further!"--Sheryl Brennan, Author of Celtic Sacrifice and Celtic Hope
"The Saucy Celt is a delightful, sexy tale...both sensual and heartwarming."--Kelley Heckart, Author of White Rose of Avalon and Of Water and Dragons
He was standing behind the counter, spreading flour over the wooden work surface where he made his pizza dough. He spread the fresh dough out on the floured surface and began to knead it with his hands.
He heard her shoes clicking on the red tile floor behind him as she returned from the bathroom.
"Wanna have a look at my magic dough-making skills?" He raised his eyebrows at her.
She giggled and he thought it was the most magical sound he'd ever heard. She walked toward him carefully so as not to slip on the tile in her black, high-heeled shoes. He looked down at her sexy shoes and followed her long, shapely, bare legs up to the black skirt she wore.
"What are you all dressed up for?" he asked as he worked the dough between his fingers.
She was standing beside him now, watching him work.
"Oh, I was supposed to be somewhere tonight but I got lost," she admitted, and he could see a little blush creeping up on her cheeks.
"Ah, well I'm glad you happened upon my doorstep then." He saw her bite her lower lip with her teeth.
He felt incredibly attracted to this woman and he didn't even know her name.
"So, what's your name then?" he asked as he kneaded the dough a few more times.
"Sasha Adams." She extended her hand to shake his.
He took her hand and shook it gently. She looked down at her sticky, dough-covered hand and laughed.
"Uh oh, Sasha Adams, looks like you are going to have to help me make the pizza then." He motioned for her to step closer to him.
"Is that right?" she asked in a flirtatious voice, which both surprised and pleased him.
"Yup, it's old Irish folklore that one who touches the dough must then make the pizza."
She shook her head at him and her lips pouted out ever so slightly.
Ah, God, she was a beauty.
"Well, if we are going to be work mates then, what's your name?" she asked. He could feel her tension ease completely away as she grew more confident.
"Cian Mahone, ma'am, and this business has been in my family for three generations," he replied proudly.
"Wow, that's just amazing," she said, and seemed genuinely impressed.
He smiled at her and took her arm to pull her closer to him. He positioned her in front of him and facing the work surface. He gently reached down and placed her hands on the mound of dough.
His body was pressed against her back as he leaned his mouth closer to her ear and said, "You just press here with your fingers and then squeeze..."
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