Flesh: Part Three by Sky Corgan

The third installment in the bestselling Flesh series by USA Today bestselling author Sky Corgan

Flesh: part three

The moment that Amy has been fantasizing about has finally arrived. She has Lucian Reddick all to herself, and he's definitely in the mood.

Something doesn't seem right though. With a big contract hanging in the balance, being with him feels more like business than pleasure. Sometimes, a woman's mind is her worst enemy.

Heat level: Hot!

This is the third installment in an episodic series.

Genre: FICTION / Romance / Contemporary

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Romance / Erotica

Language: English

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Word Count: 9483

Sales info:

This series has over 500 five-star reviews. Many of the installments have been in the top 200 of the overall Amazon US store. Some have reached #1 in their genre category.


Sample text:

I don't know what to do. I know what my body wants to do, but it's not right. I didn't come here for this, even if I secretly wanted it to happen.

Yes, this is why I wore my most seductive business attire. This is why I spent hours in front of the mirror, making sure I looked perfect. This is what played through my head the entire drive over to his house. It's not what I actually expected to happen though.

Already, my breathing is becoming unsteady. My body is on edge. Just the feel of his hand on my face—it's like the skin to skin contact is pumping an aphrodisiac into me. I'm having the most difficult time keeping focused, remembering that I'm here on business.

“Doctor Reddick, I have a job to do,” I tell him, though the resolve in my voice is weak, and I don't try to pull away.

“You don't learn very well, do you?”

His words are like a slap to the face. He's politely calling me stupid, and he's looking at me with such disappointment that it pushes my arousal back.

I want to pull away from him. I want to tell him that the consultation is over, and he can seek out one of our competitors. But then I think about Tyra and Derrick. They're both so hopeful that I'll do a good job and land Lucian as a client. And if I do, the benefits could be life changing. I'd definitely get a bonus, and maybe even a raise. Not only that, but the company would likely get more high-profile clientele. This isn't just about me. What I do in the next few moments affects the lives of so many people. Can I really afford to be selfish and refuse him?


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

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German
Already translated. Translated by Lena Maurer
Italian
Already translated. Translated by Alessandra Elisa Paganin
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