What do you think?
Rate this book
Last Dance
He stepped forward and looked down at me.
“Ever hear of telling a man what you need from him when you need it? Instead of after, when you're all ready to split on him?”
Lame comeback, lame excuse. He hadn't been in touch the whole time he was out of town. That was his choice, not mine. I knew from past experience that he wouldn't text or call if I reached out to him. So why would I? I didn't need that kind of kick in the ass. No thanks.
I shrugged.
“I'm not splitting on you, Dane. I'm making a life decision for me.”
We were so close now, just inches apart. I could feel his body heat. I could almost feel the pulse of his blood, his strong heart. One more inch and his hard muscled chest would press against me. So would his hard dick and his soft, soft mouth.
He opened his mouth to say something. To continue the argument, to one up me. Whatevs, as Jamey would say. I'd had enough.
I stepped into his arms and ended that discussion. For a few minutes at least.
The final chapter in Cat Lee's story is here!
The stormy romance between Cat and Bayou rocker Luke Dane shows no signs of calming; while Cat desperately tries to get her life on track, Luke ignites the blood in her veins. Caught between what her head and her heart want, Cat is forced to make the hardest decisions of her life. But can she stick to them when every time she sees Luke she can't help but fall into his arms?
Family, friends, work, and love pull Cat in every direction and the only person she can trust is herself. But with her hot temper and track record of falling for the wrong man, does she stand a chance of building a new life on the Bayou?
Last Dance is the final instalment in the Four Funerals and Wedding series of erotic romance. It contains highly descriptive scenes of a sexual nature and is not suitable for readers under the age of 18.
“Ever hear of telling a man what you need from him when you need it? Instead of after, when you're all ready to split on him?”
Lame comeback, lame excuse. He hadn't been in touch the whole time he was out of town. That was his choice, not mine. I knew from past experience that he wouldn't text or call if I reached out to him. So why would I? I didn't need that kind of kick in the ass. No thanks.
I shrugged.
“I'm not splitting on you, Dane. I'm making a life decision for me.”
We were so close now, just inches apart. I could feel his body heat. I could almost feel the pulse of his blood, his strong heart. One more inch and his hard muscled chest would press against me. So would his hard dick and his soft, soft mouth.
He opened his mouth to say something. To continue the argument, to one up me. Whatevs, as Jamey would say. I'd had enough.
I stepped into his arms and ended that discussion. For a few minutes at least.
The final chapter in Cat Lee's story is here!
The stormy romance between Cat and Bayou rocker Luke Dane shows no signs of calming; while Cat desperately tries to get her life on track, Luke ignites the blood in her veins. Caught between what her head and her heart want, Cat is forced to make the hardest decisions of her life. But can she stick to them when every time she sees Luke she can't help but fall into his arms?
Family, friends, work, and love pull Cat in every direction and the only person she can trust is herself. But with her hot temper and track record of falling for the wrong man, does she stand a chance of building a new life on the Bayou?
Last Dance is the final instalment in the Four Funerals and Wedding series of erotic romance. It contains highly descriptive scenes of a sexual nature and is not suitable for readers under the age of 18.
88 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 6, 2016
About the author
Erika Chase
12 books8 followersErika Chase is an avid traveler, decent baker, and expert garage sale shopper. She lives in San Francisco with her pet cat who chooses to remain nameless on the internet.
Blaze is her first series of erotic novels.
Blaze is her first series of erotic novels.
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
No one has reviewed this book yet.