Satin Embraces

by Julia Grice

THE TOUCH THAT SOOTHED"Don't worry, I've seen women before, this is nothing new," Riordan said. "Your arms, your legs...you've dozens of tiny burns from sparks."Alisa moaned and attempted to cover herself, but it was as if she were caught in a spell, hypnotized. Riordan continued to bathe her, dipping a cloth into warm water and sponging it over her face, her arms, her whole body.THE TOUCH THAT INFLAMED"Your body is so lovely, Alisa," he murmured. Then he was with her on the bed. His hands savored her skin, his mouth caressed her gently, then with growing urgency, until her whole body arched upward."God...Alisa...oh, God," he groaned, pulling her to him, and all her languor was gone now, melted into a wild passion that merged with his....

Genres: Historical Romance, Historical

463 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published November 6, 1984

About the author

Julia Grice grew up in Michigan and has lived in Florida and Hawaii. She has worked as a newspaper reporter, social worker, librarian, and cookie packer, but for the past eight years, she has devoted all her energy to writing. The mother of two teenage sons, Julia Grice now lives in Michigan, where she loves to swim, paint, play racquetball. and do original needlepoint.

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[Tee · Rating 2 out of 5]

not bad, not overall good

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