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Category: Erotica/Paranormal Erotica/Romance
Description: Ghostly love and lust bring them together... but will it be enough? Tuesday Grayson owns the Blue Moon Inn which she inherited from her aunt. The Blue Moon Inn is a well-known haunted house, and over the years, many people have come to the inn with the express purpose of seeing the Ghost Dancers. Ben Summers, a popular writer, is seeking information on the disappearance of his great uncle. He believes his ancestor is the male ghost that haunts the Blue Moon Inn. The attraction between Tuesday and Ben is instant and inescapable. Fuelled by the passions of long-dead lovers and their own attraction, they fall into an intense sexual affair that leaves them both breathless.
eBook Publisher: Total-e-bound, 2010
eBookwise Release Date: January 2011

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Available eBook Formats: OEBFF Format (IMP) [97 KB]
Words: 19962
Reading time: 57-79 min.

Tuesday Grayson stretched out on a homemade quilt and stared at the cloud-filled sky. "So, tell me more."

Sara Grayson giggled. "Okay, so one day in the perfect cloud kingdom, a dragon came. He flew across the sky, smoke trailing after him."

"Not sure that looks like a dragon."

"This is my story," Sara reminded. "And it looks like a dragon to me."

"Fine." Tuesday waved a hand towards the clouds. "It's a dragon."

"So the dragon is flying around and he decides that he would like to rest." Sara glanced briefly at her aunt. "He found a large field of clover and thought it a good place for a nap."

"I agree." Tuesday let her hand move off the blanket and brushed the thick clover they were laying on. "You don't think he'll mind sharing his napping ground with us nearby?"

"He's the friendly sort." Sara tucked her hands behind her head and sighed. "He landed in the field and checked the clover for rocks. Once he was satisfied that the clover was rock free... he curled up on his left side and fell fast asleep."

"Does he dream while he slept?" Tuesday asked.

"Yes, of course, he dreams. He had the best dream."

"Does he dream of candy and ice cream?"

"Large mountains made of ice cream and rivers full of soda." Sara sighed. "And in his dream, he eats a whole mountain and drinks one entire river of soda."

"I bet he'll be sick."

"Oh no, dragons can eat all the ice cream they want and never get sick." Sara laughed. "I wish I was a dragon."

"If you were a dragon, you wouldn't fit in your house."

"I could be a tiny dragon."

Tuesday laughed and let her gaze move over the puffy white clouds. "A tiny dragon, indeed."

"Is my daddy still mad at you?"

"Yep." She grimaced at the thought. It had been difficult coming home, and facing the ire of her oldest brother hadn't made the move any easier.

"Mama says he's being a jerk."

"That's one way of looking at the situation. Your daddy had plans for the Blue Moon and assumed he would get it."

"Everyone in town knows that only a Grayson woman can own the Blue Moon. It's a tradition," Sara announced and grinned. "I'm a Grayson woman."

"You are indeed." Tuesday grinned. "And one day, the Blue Moon will be yours."

"Truly?"

"Of course, even if your Uncle Brian marries and has a little girl, you'll be the oldest. It will go to you."

"I'd take good care of it and them, too."

"I know you will, darling." Tuesday swallowed hard. Her own self-doubt crowded in quickly. While her aunt had always seemed confident Tuesday could protect the inn, there was a part of her that was concerned that her brother would continue to make things difficult. How could she protect the legacy of her family and fulfil the obligation to the ghosts if she was not there?