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Whirlwind
Hosting her first booth at a national tattoo convention is nerve-racking enough for artist Senna Whitefeather. Then she confronts the smoking hot Native American with a firm body and piercing dark eyes who's been following her all day. Appreciation for art takes on a new meaning when a challenge to unveil their tattoos escalates into a passionate encounter in the back of her booth. But when the stranger's identity is revealed, will Senna's brazen "go-for-it" attitude backfire?
29 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 9, 2013
40 people want to read
About the author
Layla Chase
33 books68 followersThe combination of years spent working with words in the secretarial field and a love of reading romances sparked Layla’s initial urge to write. Add to that the experience of reaching a landmark birthday, and you might say a mid-life crisis was born. Relocating from her native California to Texas in 2000 provided more time to focus on the craft. A direct challenge form a critique partner turned Layla’s writing toward the sensual side and she hasn’t looked back since. Writing erotic romance allows her to spread her creative wings and let her imagination take off.
Multi-published in historical, paranormal and contemporary, Layla’s sexy stories are mixed with a bit of humor or a tug of emotion, but always have a happy ending.
Layla lives in south Texas with her engineer husband and teenage daughter. Her other three children are scattered up and down California and having adventures of their own. When not writing or plotting her next story, she spends time reading, watching movies and traveling (so many possible locales for the next adventure).
Multi-published in historical, paranormal and contemporary, Layla’s sexy stories are mixed with a bit of humor or a tug of emotion, but always have a happy ending.
Layla lives in south Texas with her engineer husband and teenage daughter. Her other three children are scattered up and down California and having adventures of their own. When not writing or plotting her next story, she spends time reading, watching movies and traveling (so many possible locales for the next adventure).
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Displaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews
August 14, 2013
Senna Whitefeather attends her first tattoo convention where she comes upon an intriguing gentleman who is constantly observing her from afar throughout the day.
The attraction between Senna and Chev, the mystery man, is undeniable. They go from talking and comparing tattoos to having a sexual encounter in no time. I think the story could use a little more character development which in turn would turn the plot into a great story about two Native Americans who share a love for their art.
-Reviewed by Lisa
The attraction between Senna and Chev, the mystery man, is undeniable. They go from talking and comparing tattoos to having a sexual encounter in no time. I think the story could use a little more character development which in turn would turn the plot into a great story about two Native Americans who share a love for their art.
-Reviewed by Lisa
February 17, 2014
Rising tattoo artist Senna Whitefeather has her first booth at a national tattoo convention and is thrilled with the prospect of showing her talent She starts the day off with a bang though crashing into the most stunning man she has ever seen a Native American who has a lot more in common with her than she thinks.
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http://sensualreads.com/?p=13488
May 31, 2013
This was pretty good as far as short stories go, not much to it, but I was looking for something quick to read and this was just that a quick read.
July 23, 2013
Really liked this story. Would love to read more about them.
July 6, 2015
Reviewed by Shyla
Book provided by the publisher for review
Review originally posted at Romancing the Book
Whirlwind was aptly named! For a short story it was rich with detail and cultural aspects I found fascinating. Ms. Chase did an excellent job of providing background while building up the sexual tension between our two lead characters. Both of whom I loved! From the moment I read the firs page, I was hooked. Young, talented, and hard working, Senna Whitefeather was just the type of independent woman I love to see in romance. Hosting her first booth at a national tattoo convention she finds more than she bargains for when she runs into a mysterious stranger named Chev who draws her to him like a magnet.
The enigmatic, dark eyed fellow Native American hero was delicious. Intelligent, charming, and equally talented I liked him from their first accidental meeting. The two continue to come together, part, and circle again in sensual, innuendo filled conversations. A challenge to show one another the ink covering their bodies ignites a passionate scene that burned up the pages, and gave a deeper perspective of each character. Tattoos are a very personal thing, that often tell a story. I loved that Ms. Chase showed that to the readers.
Sexy, unique, this short is a must read.
Book provided by the publisher for review
Review originally posted at Romancing the Book
Whirlwind was aptly named! For a short story it was rich with detail and cultural aspects I found fascinating. Ms. Chase did an excellent job of providing background while building up the sexual tension between our two lead characters. Both of whom I loved! From the moment I read the firs page, I was hooked. Young, talented, and hard working, Senna Whitefeather was just the type of independent woman I love to see in romance. Hosting her first booth at a national tattoo convention she finds more than she bargains for when she runs into a mysterious stranger named Chev who draws her to him like a magnet.
The enigmatic, dark eyed fellow Native American hero was delicious. Intelligent, charming, and equally talented I liked him from their first accidental meeting. The two continue to come together, part, and circle again in sensual, innuendo filled conversations. A challenge to show one another the ink covering their bodies ignites a passionate scene that burned up the pages, and gave a deeper perspective of each character. Tattoos are a very personal thing, that often tell a story. I loved that Ms. Chase showed that to the readers.
Sexy, unique, this short is a must read.
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