...fabulous fabulist, Grace d'Otare
continues "The Maeve & Devlin Tales"
“Shall we have a story?” Devlin suggested, as another enormous clap of thunder rattled the rooftop. He traced the curve of his wife’s bare shoulder with the tip of his finger. “A bedtime story. Something distracting. Something to keep us warm on a wicked night.”
"What sort of a story?” Maeve turned her head, hiding her eyes but not her smile. His wife knew exactly what he had in mind.
“Oh, an erotic story, to be certain.”
Maeve and Devlin share erotic bedtime stories in The Queen's Tale, The Pirate's Tale, and The Tale of The Dancing Girl.
Available
from Harlequin Spice Briefs
The Tale of The Dancing Girl -- November 2009
Maeve has been known to make helpful suggestions when Devlin's driving. Really, is that such an awful thing? Dev has a helpful suggestion of his own: tell me a story. Now.
Perhaps a story about dancing? The push and pull, the touch and tremble that passes between partners. Brave and powerful women...one naked man. Oh, and a room full of mirrors.
Devlin might have to pull over and let Maeve drive afterall.
Here's what one reviewer had to say:
"I hit the jackpot with this latest by Grace D’Otare... It’s sensual, erotic, and a romance. Very well done indeed."
-- Wendy the Super Librarian at The Good, The Bad, The Unread Buy The Tale of the Dancing Girl on the eHarlequin website or for an excerpt, check out my Titles page.
"Naughty Bits" -- featuring The Queen's Tale
Grace is still very excited to be included in the first-ever Spice Briefs anthology. Even if it is occasionally embarrassing to have family members offer books with underwear on the cover to the waiter while the bill is being negotiated.
Never mind that. Consider the fact that Queen Philomena's story is now available in a format you can take to the beach, the bathtub, or bed!
For an excerpt, check out my Titles page.
The Pirate's Tale
Our favorite storyteller knows nothing lifts the spirits, (as well as other useful parts, ahem,) like a lusty Pirate tale complete with a brooding Captain, a curious wife, and one very mysterious key.
Grace loves pirates. Boots and ropes. Close quarters and open seas. Men that rumble: arrrggghhh. Some even speculate Grace was named for Grace O’Malley, siren Queen of the Pirate Seas. But that would be a tale for another day....
For more, check out my Titles page.
