Cuffed

by Melissa Snark

Officer Mike Ryan is more than Eve Harris can handle. Her routine drive home goes off course when she finds herself cuffed by the tall, dark, and sensual cop. What starts out as a distressing mistake quickly soars out of control as their passions light up the Georgia night.

8 pages, ebook

Published December 1, 2012

About the author

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Author Melissa Snark lives in the San Francisco bay area with her husband, three children, and a glaring of litigious felines. She reads and writes fantasy and romance, and is published with The Wild Rose Press & Nordic Lights Press. She is a coffeeoholic, chocoholic, and a serious geek girl. Her Loki's Wolves series stems from her fascination with wolves and mythology.

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Reviews

[Chrys Fey · Rating 3 out of 5]

“Cuffed” starts when Eve is pulled over by a good-looking cop for driving fifty-five miles an hour in a thirty-five zone. Eve’s actions to flirt with the cop are ridiculous, but quite funny. I don’t have a problem with erotica, but when things immediately turned sexual, I became uncomfortable with the “strange” cop and helpless female scenario, but the end has a twist that eased my mind.

Those who love erotica may get a thrill with this free, sixteen page read.

[Thom Swennes · Rating 3 out of 5]

Eva was driving over a lonely and secluded section of highway when she is suddenly accosted by a highway patrol vehicle that appeared out of its place of hiding. Damn! She thought, with her mind elsewhere she hadn’t even noticed the speed trap. She obediently pulled to the side of the road and desperately thought of an excuse good enough to satisfy this patrolman. His six foot six frame didn’t escape her notice and she instantly started fantasizing about this stranger in the buff. He asks her if she knew how fast she was driving (she had no real idea) but nevertheless answered “thirty-five” with a low chuckle he says “fifty-five in a thirty-five zone”. He asked for and got her driver’s license and registration papers and went back to his car to run a check on her. When he returned a short time later he asked her to get out of the car and put her hands on the roof. This is when the story assumes a life of its own and the expected is no longer a member of the team. Melissa Snark takes the reader on a free tour of her imagination and it is a trip they aren’t soon to forget. High or classical literature it isn’t (and will never be) but a hot, memorable story it is and sure to satisfy the tastes of anyone that enjoys that genre.

[Marcella · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nice for a short story, but too short to tell me anything about the author.