Inviting Trouble

by Nancey Cummings

Like a little noir in your erotica?

Investigating the murder of her best friend, Trixie must work with the distractingly hot cop in her hometown. How far will Trixie go to uncover the truth? Trixie has a feeling that she's the kind of girl who goes all the way.

This novella features sexually explicit scenes and is not intended only for those over the age of eighteen. All characters are age eighteen and older.

67 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 9, 2014

About the author

Nancey writes fun, fast and flirty scifi romances featuring feisty heroines and out-of-this-world heros. Nancey lives in an old house with her husband and two cats who have complaints with management. When she’s not writing, she enjoys video games, horror movies and anything involving time travel.

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Reviews

[Federica S. · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's a good short story with a bit of mystery and a lot of "steamy" scenes. I enjoyed it and, even if some scenes were a bit obvious, the end came as a nice surprise... If you are looking for a short intriguing story, you should read this.

[Angela · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 Stars
Inviting Trouble is a cheeky short story of just 69 pages in which Trixie is determined to find where the blame lay for the murder of her friend, Hazel. Caught red handed rifling through papers at the local small town police station, she turns up daily, with cake, as an unpaid, unconventional detective.

Once Trixie starts her questioning of the men around Hazel's life, the sex and eroticism is explicit and plentiful. Trixie is a bubbly audacious character and gets her comeuppance when both a wife and fiance of men she has been 'questioning' don't take particularly well to her probing methods.

An unexpected twist at the end rounds off the murder story, with enough 'fizz' to keep you entertained.