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Wet and Willing [Woman in Hot Water: Cold Woman, Hot Men: Small Woman, Big Trouble] (Siren Publishing Menage Amour) Paperback – October 2, 2012
by
Berengaria Brown
(Author)
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Woman in Hot Water [Menage Amour: Erotic Menage a Trois Romance, M/M/F with M/M, HEA] Unemployed and homeless, Kendra gets a job at the local Aquatic Center. Her new boss, Osborne, is very yummy, but he's partnered to Jordan. When she's offered a threesome with two such delicious men, how can she say no? And with so many opportunities to see their semi-naked bodies, being a good girl is not that easy either. Fun on the waterslide, a hot time in the sauna, slick, gleaming muscles in the gym... When Jordan deduces that Kendra is sleeping in her car, the men ask her to stay in their guest room. She's hesitant, but allows them to persuade her. Despite the best sex of her life, Kendra is determined to move into an apartment of her own as soon as possible, so she goes house-hunting. The men don't like either of the places she chooses. She can't risk losing her job but values her independence too. ** Cold Woman, Hot Men [Menage Amour: Erotic Menage a Trois Romance, M/M/F, with M/M, HEA] Melusine Carmichael mistakes the plunge pool at the Aquatic Center for a regular pool and almost drowns with the sudden shock of the icy-cold water. While underwater she hears a voice calling her "Melly," a name she never uses. Yehudi and Arlington are nearby in the sauna and rescue her, using their personal body heat and the sauna to warm her up. They keep in contact with her via Facebook, and finally convince her to let them teach her to swim. But Mel hears the voice again and worries that they're stalking her, so she cuts contact with them. Yehudi and Arlington try everything to see her and she prevents them, so they meet her parents after their swimming class. They learn about the voice saying "Melly" and that someone is stalking her. But who is it? And how can they get Mel to spend time with them again so they can convince her of their innocence? ** Small Woman, Big Trouble [Menage Amour: Erotic Menage a Trois Romance, M/M/F, light bondage, spanking, fisting, HEA] Deb Steele hikes through a Water Authority reservation. But houses are being built on one section of it, and she can't get home. She phones Kai Cole, and he and Harry Anders come to get her. While she's waiting for them, her cell phone battery dies and a young man turns up on an electric scooter. When he realizes she's quite alone, he plans to sexually assault her. She escapes from him just as Kai and Harry arrive. Kai worries about how he can protect Deborah if this man is following her, and Harry suggests they learn karate. Kai decides the only way their beginning threesome relationship can progress further is if they all move in together. But, as Deb is leaving work late that evening, the attacker jumps her once again. Why is he after her? How can the men protect her? And will they ever have enough time to build their friendship into a genuine relationship? ** A Siren Erotic Romance
Publisher
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Siren Publishing, Inc. (October 2, 2012) Language
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English Paperback
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208 pages ISBN-10
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1622419766 ISBN-13
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978-1622419760 Item Weight
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9.6 ounces Dimensions
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5.98 x 0.44 x 9.02 inches
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CLAYTON, N.Y. – With rain and scattered thunderstorms headed for the 1000 Islands region, EverStart Series Northern Division anglers know they’re in for a damp, bumpy ride.
Contrasting the sunny conditions that greeted competitors at the start of day one, today saw thick cloud cover overhanging the takeoff. Rain should fall by late morning and the midday-afternoon period will likely see rough weather stirring up the lake.
Such scenarios make it tough for anglers to reach their spots and tougher yet to maintain the effective boat positioning necessary for targeted presentations. On the flipside, the barometric fluctuations associated with passing storm cells often trigger intense feeding periods. Massachusetts pro Sheron Brown is hoping to capitalize on that principle while spending his day in the St. Lawrence River.
“During practice, we had storms and I was getting some (big) largemouth and smallmouth on reaction baits,” he said. “Yesterday, it was hot and humid and we had no thunderstorms, so the fish didn’t bite the reaction baits. During the last half hour of the day, I went to my secondary pattern, which was dropshotting in about 30-45 feet with a Keitech swimbait and I caught three fish for about 9 pounds before I had to go to weigh in.
“Today, I’ll throw reaction baits – a Rapala DT-18 and a Hildebrant chartreuse spinnerbait – for the first two hours and then I’ll concentrate on that dropshot pattern in the river. I’m going to concentrate on that swimbait for my dropshot. I believe I can get 18 pounds today with that. I may get a 4-pounder on a reaction bait, but I’m not going to die by it today.”
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Ohio pro Charlie Hartley will leverage this link in the food chain by dropshotting a Venom goby. He’ll fish main lake breaks in 15-25 feet and concentrate on the steepest areas along these contour lines. Starting the day in 17th place with 17 pounds, 9 ounces, Hartley said he’ll need to adjust his timing to have a more productive day two.
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