Introducing a New Line of Mini Erotic Novels Entitled “Sex and the Work Week”

ATLANTA - Jan. 15, 2015 - PRLog -- “The goal of the “Sex and the Work Week” romance novel line is to take readers away from the office, away from the routine of their workday with short, erotic reads,” stated Cassandra Black.

According to Ms. Black, “This romance book line is fun, fast-paced and hot! Two more “Sex and the Work Week” titles are being written now. Most of the mini novels are slated to average between 45 and 60 pages for literal quick lunch break reads.”

Read a snippet of the first mini novel below or on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S8XRRM0.

Excerpt -- “Lunch Mates:  Sex and the Work Week”

The next morning I dressed very carefully. Sexy silk panties and matching black lace bra. Garter belt hose. Tight rayon shift in canary yellow, the one with the plunging neckline, the slit up the side. Five inch fu*k-me heels. I spent an hour on my hair. And ten minutes deciding on a scent. I fussed until I looked damn good.

My boss was going to be out all morning, otherwise I would have worn something more subtle.

I got looks from the boys in shipping. And the boss’s personal assistant made a wow face and gave a low whistle when I walked past her desk.

“Monica, girl, you look awesome. You lose weight?”

“I wish.”

My mind wasn’t on my work or anywhere near it, so the morning plodded. I could only handle so much. A few simple redesigns for the new website, form responses to a slew of old, unimportant emails. Stuff I usually did on the weekend or late at night when I only needed half a brain. Right now, that was all I had.

At eleven-forty, I stood up and headed for the door, my purse under my arm. My heart drummed in my ears. My mouth was full of dust. I reminded myself that I needed this, that I needed a lusty afternoon with an attractive stranger...I’d been dry way too long.

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“Lunch Mates” can be found on Amazon at the following link:  http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S8XRRM0.

About the Publisher

The new, erotic multicultural romance is published by Stone Cottage Books (“SCB”).

Co-author Cassandra Black is also the owner of Stone Cottage Books. SCB is a boutique electronic publishing firm blazing trails in contemporary romance by including a plethora of love stories depicting middle-aged romance characters in the company’s growing catalog of contemporary romance books.

Co-author Gin Adams is a new SCB freelance writer.

To discover more books by this company, see http://www.amazon.com/Cassandra-Black/e/B005BU7Y44.