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LEIGH ELLWOOD Leigh Ellwood's first published erotic romance, Truth or Dare, is available from Phaze in eBook and Amazon.com in paperback. Her Phaze Sparkler novella, Voyeur is now available, too. Truth or Dare is the first in a series of novels set in fictional Dareville, Virginia, a sleepy town where the people don't have much time for sleeping. Brady Garriston is a legendary rock singer seeking to rejuvenate his career and love life, and is able to do both with the love of an uninhibited schoolteacher named Ellie Shaw. Dare Me continues the Dareville saga and follows Brady's friend Cal through an interesting living situation with Ellie's best friend Sue.
This book includes: scenes of graphic language and sexual and adult situations. Studio musician
Cal Briscoe has it bad for his best friend's girl, and when
Brady Garriston
announces his engagement, Cal realizes he will
never have a chance with the lovely and exciting
Ellie Shaw. Losing interest in his work and
discouraged with his love life, he decides to
leave the city behind...and hopefully his feelings
for Ellie. He accepts Brady's offer of use of the
Garriston/Shaw home in Dareville, and is shocked
to discover one amenity...Ellie's friend Sue
Carmichael. Seems Ellie neglected to mention that
she had allowed Sue to stay there, too!
EXCERPT
When Cal reached the back patio, his mirthful
attitude had instantly dissipated, and he no longer felt like further
yanking Sue’s chain. Sue reached the patio, and he turned to her,
scowling. He pointed to the ashtray resting on the glass-topped umbrella
table. "Where is it?" he demanded. Sue frowned. "Where’s what?" "You know damn well what." Cal’s body quaked
lightly, partly from anger and partly from withdrawal. He had ridden a
good thirty miles around and through Dareville and was looking forward
to coming home to relax with the remains of the joint he had left in the
ashtray last night. Only the ashtray was empty now, save for the
tiniest bits of ash even the sharpest of roach clips wouldn’t pick up.
The joint was missing, as was the dime bag resting on the table beside
it, and he said as much. "And so you know," Cal added, "‘dime’ doesn’t mean
I paid only a dime for it." "I know what it means, and I didn’t take your
stupid pot," Sue said dryly. "I don’t do drugs." Cal exhaled sharply through his nose. A hit off a
joint would probably do Her Majesty some good, he surmised, but he kept
that thought to himself. He was light-headed and parched from the ride
and definitely not in the mood to argue. She had to be lying, he knew.
The cottage sat on a remote piece of land just within Dareville’s
borders; there wasn’t a neighbor for at least three miles, and the
property sat on a cul-de-sac, so traffic was a non-issue. "Well, if you didn’t take it, and I know I didn’t
move it from the backyard—" Cal began, his tone patronizing. "How do you know you didn’t move it?" Sue
challenged. "Perhaps you were so stoned at the time you just don’t
remember." "It wasn’t in my room when I left for my ride this
morning. I would’ve seen it otherwise, even with all your crap lying
around." All the crap that had been lying around his room for the past
two weeks, that Sue had said she would move. Maybe her neglect in
following through on her promise was her way of trying to get him to
move out altogether. Fat chance. "I’ll move my stuff when I can," Sue insisted. "My
studio is too small to hold everything, and I haven’t had the time to
move my equipment around to make room." "Seem to have found the time to move my
stuff," Cal grumbled as he yanked hard on the front zipper of his bike
jersey. "I didn’t take your stupid pot!" Sue echoed, her
voice a screech. "Well, if you didn’t, who did, then?" "Well…" Sue dramatically took a seat in one of the
patio chairs and nodded to the wooded area bordering the backyard. "I
suppose we could sit here and wait to see how many woodland creatures
come stumbling from the forest with the munchies. Maybe we’ll see Bambi
and Thumper raiding the garbage cans." "Very funny. I don’t need this." Cal pulled the
jersey over his head and used it to wipe away a few beads of sweat
lining his breastbone. He bit back a smile; the catch in Sue’s throat as
he flexed his muscles was too audible to miss, and the sudden drop in
her gaze spoke volumes. He watched her shift uncomfortably in the chair
until he could no longer resist. "You okay?" he asked sweetly. "You went all quiet
there for a second." "I’m fine." Sue’s annoyance betrayed her
discomfort, easily. "It’s just…this stupid chair. It’s so stiff." He was ready to let another comment fly when
suddenly the catch transferred to his throat. Sue wiggled her hips and
crossed her legs, and when she did so a well-timed breeze lifted the hem
of her flared skirt. Cal was granted a view to rival the infamous
Basic Instinct money shot: a flash of creamy flesh—no stockings—and
feather soft pubic hair just barely covered by a patch of…was this woman
wearing a thong under that conservative dress? Now it was Cal’s turn to wriggle like an awkward
teenager. He clutched the bike jersey close to his shorts and hoped Sue
wouldn’t be able to tell that he was using it to conceal his stiffening
cock, which would surely become quite visible underneath the Spandex.
The movement, however, did nothing to vanquish the image in his mind of
what Sue would look like wearing just the thong, of his tongue gliding
across her hip and following the string trail down to her pussy. He saw
her open wider for him, granting him access to her slick core and
throbbing pink clit… He pressed his other hand against the shirt
covering his crotch, and hoped Sue didn’t have X-ray vision. To his relief, Sue bolted upright and straightened
her skirt. "You know, I’d love to stick around and argue more about your
absent-mindedness and your enabling of bunny rabbits, but I’m late for
work," she said, and started back around the house. "Try not to do
anything foolish today, like burn down the house or kill the cat." "Hey, you think maybe Typhoid took my stash?" Cal
called back. "Maybe he’s the one enabling your furry friends."
Cripes. What kind of lame comeback was that? Sue did not turn around, but flipped back her hand
toward Cal and extended her middle finger. Another breeze teased at her
skirt, but it wasn’t strong enough to expose anything above the backs of
Sue’s thighs. Nice thighs they were, too, Cal observed. Smooth
and supple, and supporting a nice, heart-shaped ass, one he never really
appreciated during their accidental coupling. Oh, but how he would have appreciated rubbing his
oiled-up cock between her cheeks, and spraying his hot seed onto her
back… He shook his head. No, he was going to stand by
his word this time. He wasn’t going to initiate intimate contact; she
would have to do it.
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