Late nights by a
roaring fire, star-gazing with the cute park ranger, lazing around the balmy
beach—sounds like a perfect summer vacation, doesn’t it? Cherry loves camping so
much she doesn’t even mind spending a week with her nosy parents. Anyway,
camping is kind of their family tradition.
That’s why
Cherry’s so upset when her father invites his recently-divorced friend, Phil,
along. A geeky guest intruding on their family vacation? Not fair!
But when Phil
arrives at the campground… WOW! Was he always so cool? No, definitely not. When
she was younger, Phil had been just another dorky dad. Now he’s stylish and fun
and even pretty hunky! Divorce suits him nicely, as far as Cherry’s concerned.
Phil is the last
man in the world who should be turning Cherry’s head, but the fact that their
love is forbidden makes it that much tastier. The forest isn’t big enough to
keep two lovelorn people apart… even if they’re totally wrong for each other.
This book
contains scenes some readers may find offensive. It is intended for mature
audiences only.
Cherry
by Giselle Renarde
published by eXcessica
Excerpt:“Why don’t you sit here on my towel?” Cherry asked. “You can put on sunblock for me.”“Oh, I…” Phil’s face turned bright red, zero to crimson. “I don’t think I… I’ll just get sand in it, then you’ll be itchy all day.”Cherry looked out over the water. She’d lost sight of her mother. “You don’t want me to burn, do you?”He didn’t answer. That’s when she knew she had him in her snare. She felt ridiculously guilty as she handed him the sunblock, because she knew this was wrong, but she kind of didn’t care. And, somehow, feeling bad for tempting Phil made her feel good about herself. It didn’t make any sense, but that’s how she felt.Phil’s body heat blazed against her back as he knelt behind her. “Do you think you could…?”She glanced over her shoulder to catch him fumbling with the sunblock. “Do I think I could…?”He chuckled, red-faced, like he was scared of her or something. “Just lift your ponytail so I can get your back?”“Oh.” She giggled, even though she wasn’t usually that kind of girl. “Yeah, sure.”Twisting her rope of sandy-brown hair around her hand, she held it in a fist on top of her head. She felt like a pin-up girl in this position: kneeling on a towel, the sun glinting off the golden beach, toasting her skin. Her nipples peaked as she stuck out her chest. There weren’t any boys her age around, not that she could see. Just families building sandcastles and playing in the water.“I forgot my raft.”“Hmm?” Phil still hadn’t worked up the courage to touch her. “What did you forget?”“My blow-up raft.”“For a second there, I thought you were going to say blow-up doll.” His slick palms landed firmly on her shoulders.“Eww! Yeah right, like I’d have one of those.”He must have forgotten he was afraid of her, because he rubbed the sunblock in pretty forcefully. “I guess if you’re desperate enough…”“What about you, Phil?” Cherry tugged on her ponytail so hard it hurt. “Are you desperate enough to fuck a blow-up doll?”“Cripes, Cherry!” It sounded like he was choking on her name. “Next time warn me when you’re about to say something like that.”“What?” She shrugged, bouncing his hands against her shoulders. “We’re all adults, here.”“Adults have a little decorum when discussing their sex lives.” His hands landed flat against her back, one on either side of her spine. “They’re not crass about these matters.”“Sure they are—well, some are. Maybe not you or my parents, but some people aren’t ashamed about being horny. Sex is totally natural. I hate it when people act like you’re evil or whatever just because you like screwing.”Phil’s hands slid down Cherry’s back, tracing creamy lotion almost all the way to her ass. He stopped when his fingers met her bikini bottoms, and turned his hands so his palms pressed into the small of her back…
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