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Awesome Foursome #3
Touch Me
Four friends look for sexual adventure--and lovers as compelling as their fantasies--and discover just how sexually satisfying the right man can be. Especially when he has a body like a Greek god and a name like Adonis... Ann Montgomery can't get enough of Adonis, her new massage therapist. He's hot, he's hard, and his big, warm hands are melting away every one of her inhibitions. Naked on his table, needing all he can give, Ann surrenders to his sensual touch in intimate sessions that have her begging for more... Slowly, skillfully, Adonis unleashes a wild side of her--and a fierce desire that will never be satisfied in just one night...
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First published January 1, 2007
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Susan Lyons
97 books139 followersSusan writes under the names Susan Lyons, Susan Fox, and Savanna Fox. She "knows want women want in contemporary romance" (Publishers Weekly).
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Susan’s "Love Somebody Like You" (writing as Susan Fox) was a 2016 finalist for Romance Writers of America®’s prestigious RITA® award. Her books have won the National Readers’ Choice Award, the HOLT Medallion, the Booksellers Best Award, the Book Buyers Best Award, the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence, the Aspen Gold Readers Choice, the Golden Quill, the More Than Magic, the Lories, the Beacon, and the Laurel Wreath. "Sex Drive" was a Cosmopolitan Red-Hot Read.
Susan’s books have been translated into French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and German. Many are available as audio books.
Susan has presented workshops at the Romance Writers of America® National conference, the Surrey International Writers Conference, Word on the Lake (Salmon Arm), the RT Booklovers Convention, and regional RWA® conferences. She has spoken at library events and to reader groups. Her articles have been published in Romance Writers Report, RT Book Reviews, NINK (the Novelists Inc. newsletter), Love Letter (Germany), and RWA Chapter newsletters.
Susan is a Pacific Northwester with homes in Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia. She has degrees in law and psychology, and has had a variety of careers, including perennial student, computer consultant, and legal editor. Fiction writer is by far her favorite, giving her an outlet to demonstrate her belief in the power of love, friendship, and a sense of humor.
Catch up with Susan on Facebook.
For complete information about Susan's books, visit her website. You can also sign up for her newsletter there.
Susan’s "Love Somebody Like You" (writing as Susan Fox) was a 2016 finalist for Romance Writers of America®’s prestigious RITA® award. Her books have won the National Readers’ Choice Award, the HOLT Medallion, the Booksellers Best Award, the Book Buyers Best Award, the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence, the Aspen Gold Readers Choice, the Golden Quill, the More Than Magic, the Lories, the Beacon, and the Laurel Wreath. "Sex Drive" was a Cosmopolitan Red-Hot Read.
Susan’s books have been translated into French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and German. Many are available as audio books.
Susan has presented workshops at the Romance Writers of America® National conference, the Surrey International Writers Conference, Word on the Lake (Salmon Arm), the RT Booklovers Convention, and regional RWA® conferences. She has spoken at library events and to reader groups. Her articles have been published in Romance Writers Report, RT Book Reviews, NINK (the Novelists Inc. newsletter), Love Letter (Germany), and RWA Chapter newsletters.
Susan is a Pacific Northwester with homes in Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia. She has degrees in law and psychology, and has had a variety of careers, including perennial student, computer consultant, and legal editor. Fiction writer is by far her favorite, giving her an outlet to demonstrate her belief in the power of love, friendship, and a sense of humor.
Catch up with Susan on Facebook.
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January 7, 2015
5 stars - Contemporary Romance/Erotica
Touch Me is the third book in Susan Lyons’ Awesome Foursome contemporary erotica series that focuses on the sex and love lives of four very different women friends living in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Touch Me centers on uptight, stressed-out, workaholic, high-powered lawyer Ann’s deep and sensual relationship with Greek-god, masseuse Adonis. Adonis teaches Ann about tantric sex, savoring life’s pleasures, living in the moment, and of course, love. This was definitely my favorite of the series, and Adonis is simply delicious. The Awesome Foursome is a great contemporary romantica series!
Touch Me is the third book in Susan Lyons’ Awesome Foursome contemporary erotica series that focuses on the sex and love lives of four very different women friends living in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Touch Me centers on uptight, stressed-out, workaholic, high-powered lawyer Ann’s deep and sensual relationship with Greek-god, masseuse Adonis. Adonis teaches Ann about tantric sex, savoring life’s pleasures, living in the moment, and of course, love. This was definitely my favorite of the series, and Adonis is simply delicious. The Awesome Foursome is a great contemporary romantica series!
June 3, 2008
Ann Montgomery has not been with a guy in a really long time. She has forgotten how to let lose and live by the moment. That all changes when one of her three best friends gives her a voucher to get a massage done at Pure Indulgence.
Adonis, her massage therapist has a body like a Greek god and he just may be what the doctor ordered. The more time Ann spends with Adonis the more he helps her slowly unleash her wild side.
Adonis teaches her that the best love making doesn’t always happen in one night but over a period of several long nights.
Be warned this is a hot book. This book is part of a series but you don't have to read any of the books in order to enjoy it or any of the other books by Susan Lyons.
Adonis, her massage therapist has a body like a Greek god and he just may be what the doctor ordered. The more time Ann spends with Adonis the more he helps her slowly unleash her wild side.
Adonis teaches her that the best love making doesn’t always happen in one night but over a period of several long nights.
Be warned this is a hot book. This book is part of a series but you don't have to read any of the books in order to enjoy it or any of the other books by Susan Lyons.
April 5, 2008
Another great book in the Awesome Foursome series. Ann felt like such a real character with very real issues it was easy to connect. I did feel the hero was a little too young by age for what I typically read about, but how he comes across is as being older and more mature. And he was definitely sexy! All in all, an excellent read.
October 21, 2011
If not for the main characters first (very hot!)encounter, I would have only given it one star. What I found extremely irritating was the heroines controlling mothers very critical voice that spoke to her throughout the entire book...it was like something right out of "Psycho"
July 15, 2011
Wow. Ms. Lyons packed quite a lot into this story. Ann Montgomery is an uptight, driven, career-minded lawyer on the fast track, working so intensely that her body is paying the price--muscle pain, headaches, jaw pain among other problems. Her one outlet is her three friends--together they are the Awesome Foursome, and they meet once a week over a meal to catch up and talk and encourage each other. One of them suggests that she try a local spa, known for their masseurs.
Adonis Stefanakis is one of those massage therapists. Both of them feel the spark of attraction at their first appointment and are discomfited. Ann uncharacteristically presses him to act on it, and he knows he cannot within the bounds of their working relationship. So, she fires him :)
From there, they go on to explore a relationship, Ann far more cautiously than Adonis. She's grown up with her fiercely independent and ultra successful mother pushing her to be and do her best; she's never felt able to relax or take time for anything other than such single-minded pursuit of her career goal.
I admit that I felt very hard pressed to relate to Ann, but Ms. Lyons does let us into her heart and thoughts fairly well, and it is a joy to see Ann's slow blossoming under Adonis's warm care. They both come to see how well suited they can be for each other, and it's a well-deserved happy ending to enjoy reading.
Adonis Stefanakis is one of those massage therapists. Both of them feel the spark of attraction at their first appointment and are discomfited. Ann uncharacteristically presses him to act on it, and he knows he cannot within the bounds of their working relationship. So, she fires him :)
From there, they go on to explore a relationship, Ann far more cautiously than Adonis. She's grown up with her fiercely independent and ultra successful mother pushing her to be and do her best; she's never felt able to relax or take time for anything other than such single-minded pursuit of her career goal.
I admit that I felt very hard pressed to relate to Ann, but Ms. Lyons does let us into her heart and thoughts fairly well, and it is a joy to see Ann's slow blossoming under Adonis's warm care. They both come to see how well suited they can be for each other, and it's a well-deserved happy ending to enjoy reading.
January 23, 2012
I'm giving this four stars, because Adonis is pretty much my model hero- beta, blond, working half-time to have more time for all the wonderful things besides work, mature, gentle, not keen on owning things, not ambitious...he's perfect. I loved him.
I hated Ann at the beginning- the way she used him to get what SHE needed was...somehow disgusting for me. Yeah, I know, she had a pretty cold childhood, but the way she treated Adonis was so mean I couldn't forgive her for quite a while. Rolling her eyes over the way he likes to get it on between the sheets while she wants to control every second of it? Sorry, I didn't like that at all. It was condescending and arrogant.
I could understand why she considered the lawyer-guy from her firm as a lover, but I hated it nonetheless. And it's true: a guy who gets a divorce because he fell in love with another woman- that's a difficult starting point in my opinion.
I liked her far better at the end, though, when she told David she didn't want to get together with him before she knew that Adonis would stay in Vancouver for her- that seemed pretty straight-forward and made her a whole lot more sympathetic.
Four stars- because Adonis was just too sweet!
I hated Ann at the beginning- the way she used him to get what SHE needed was...somehow disgusting for me. Yeah, I know, she had a pretty cold childhood, but the way she treated Adonis was so mean I couldn't forgive her for quite a while. Rolling her eyes over the way he likes to get it on between the sheets while she wants to control every second of it? Sorry, I didn't like that at all. It was condescending and arrogant.
I could understand why she considered the lawyer-guy from her firm as a lover, but I hated it nonetheless. And it's true: a guy who gets a divorce because he fell in love with another woman- that's a difficult starting point in my opinion.
I liked her far better at the end, though, when she told David she didn't want to get together with him before she knew that Adonis would stay in Vancouver for her- that seemed pretty straight-forward and made her a whole lot more sympathetic.
Four stars- because Adonis was just too sweet!
February 5, 2013
Un'altra puntata della serie sex 4 the city, davvero molto carina anche questa.
La protagonista vive la vita che vuole sua madre, fa il suo stesso lavoro e dovendo scegliere un uomo sente nella testa i consigli della madre.
Poi conosce il protagonista, di quattro anni più giovane che vive una vita completamente agli antipodi rispetto alla sua e, piano piano, riesce a farle conoscere altre cose e altre realtà al di là del lavoro.
Molto carino e ovviamente passionale, ma in alcuni punti avrei voluto un pò più di intensità nei sentimenti, comunque una piacevolissima e leggera lettura.
La protagonista vive la vita che vuole sua madre, fa il suo stesso lavoro e dovendo scegliere un uomo sente nella testa i consigli della madre.
Poi conosce il protagonista, di quattro anni più giovane che vive una vita completamente agli antipodi rispetto alla sua e, piano piano, riesce a farle conoscere altre cose e altre realtà al di là del lavoro.
Molto carino e ovviamente passionale, ma in alcuni punti avrei voluto un pò più di intensità nei sentimenti, comunque una piacevolissima e leggera lettura.
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August 31, 2010Mini Review: Good life lessons learned through this story, but not preached. As they figure it out, you do too. With a new outlook, love is understood and the bite of expectations dulled.
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