Taboo

by Ellen Archer

When Alex met Sally... "I wasn't all that crazy about meeting her. It wasn't that I didn't like her painting. I guess I was afraid she wouldn't meet my expectations. Then she walked in. Sally French was the sexiest woman I'd ever seen." When Sally met Alex... "I had to crane my head to look up. How old was he anyway? Twenty, twenty-two? Much too young. I shouldn't be here, drinking Scotch with Alex Langley, wanting to touch his face. I should be at home, alone, making love to a canvas..."

336 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1995

About the author

Ellen Archer is one of New York’s most sought after voices for Commercials and Audiobooks.

She is an actress and classically trained singer with credits ranging from Regional Theatre to the New York Stage.

Ellen has voiced over 300 national commercials including MetLife, Ambien, Johnson & Johnson and Lysol . She is also an acclaimed, award winning audiobook narrator with several New York Times best selling book credits including, Room by Emma Donoghue, Trading Up by Candace Bushnell (Sex and the City), Sundays at Tiffany's by James Patterson and For the Love of a Dog by Patricia McConnell for which she won an Audie Award.

Commercial producers describe Ellen as "versatile, warm, intimate, fresh, fun, intelligent and sultry." Publishers describe Ellen's voice as "distinct, engaging, and reminiscent of the sensuous actresses of the glamour years like Bergman and Bacall. A wonderful talent for a multitude of fictional characters but also provides the clear, resonant tone required for non-fiction."

http://www.ellenarcher.com/