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Catered Affair
When you mix a fresh picked coupling…
Caterers Chantal and Monty have been hired to handle Layton Industries’ annual Christmas party held at the couple’s penthouse apartment. With big dreams and very little money, they’re living on love. When their hosts don’t make it home for the party, a heady serving of desire distracts the freshly engaged pair during the post-party cleanup…
With a freeze-dried relationship…
Steve and Alexa Layton find it difficult to connect anymore. They’ve spent so much energy and time on achieving financial security, they’ve forgotten what it feels like to be young and in love. When their flight is grounded during a snowstorm, it brings their disconnect to a boil…
Toss in a little spice…
When Steve and Alexa catch their caterers’ after party romp via their online security camera, will it be the ingredient they need to repair their marriage?
…and this catered affair is one they’ll never forget.
Caterers Chantal and Monty have been hired to handle Layton Industries’ annual Christmas party held at the couple’s penthouse apartment. With big dreams and very little money, they’re living on love. When their hosts don’t make it home for the party, a heady serving of desire distracts the freshly engaged pair during the post-party cleanup…
With a freeze-dried relationship…
Steve and Alexa Layton find it difficult to connect anymore. They’ve spent so much energy and time on achieving financial security, they’ve forgotten what it feels like to be young and in love. When their flight is grounded during a snowstorm, it brings their disconnect to a boil…
Toss in a little spice…
When Steve and Alexa catch their caterers’ after party romp via their online security camera, will it be the ingredient they need to repair their marriage?
…and this catered affair is one they’ll never forget.
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First published October 14, 2013
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Kelli Scott
25 books34 followersWriter of naughty romance and raunchy humor. Quick and dirty smut for the busy woman on the go. 2012 Epic finalist for Stormy Wedding. 2012 Reader's Choice Beanpot double finalist with Stormy Wedding and Drive-In.
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January 17, 2014
Erin's Review:
Steve and Alexa's marriage could be anyone's marriage really. You get stuck in a rut. Finances take precedent over romance and you lose sight of what made you a couple.
Chantal and Monty are a hot couple. Monty's carefree attitude is a good match for Chantal's organized demeanor. Their catering business is a success and with their upcoming marriage, they seem to be on top of the world.
Being snowed in forces Steve and Alexa to confront their problems. They never expected to see a hot couple getting busy on their granite counter tops and it gives them both a few ideas. Soon, they remember each other and really don't mind missing their party.
Kelli packed a very big story in one of the most heartfelt short stories I have ever read. It showed what stepping outside the box in a marriage can really do and it also proved that romance isn't always dead. Oh, and always be on the lookout for security cameras ;)
Steve and Alexa's marriage could be anyone's marriage really. You get stuck in a rut. Finances take precedent over romance and you lose sight of what made you a couple.
Chantal and Monty are a hot couple. Monty's carefree attitude is a good match for Chantal's organized demeanor. Their catering business is a success and with their upcoming marriage, they seem to be on top of the world.
Being snowed in forces Steve and Alexa to confront their problems. They never expected to see a hot couple getting busy on their granite counter tops and it gives them both a few ideas. Soon, they remember each other and really don't mind missing their party.
Kelli packed a very big story in one of the most heartfelt short stories I have ever read. It showed what stepping outside the box in a marriage can really do and it also proved that romance isn't always dead. Oh, and always be on the lookout for security cameras ;)
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