Saskia's Four Steamiest Full-length Novels

Explicit romance. Four full-length novels featuring innocent risk-takers. Farrah's friendship with a high-class hooker risks destroying her marriage. Hailey risks arrest at the hands of the cop she loves. Loretta risks her family's disapproval when she loves a wild man rock star accused of rape. Geraldine risks losing her job if she succumbs to her boss's hunky boyfriend's demands. THE HOOKER NEXT DOOR: Farrah's frustrated.
She loves her husband, but her husband's always away on business. A beautiful girl moves in next door and Farrah's interest is aroused. Saskia receives so many male visitors, all of them high-class-looking and expensively dressed. When one of her neighbor's customers, a powerful politician, rings Farrah's doorbell by mistake, and becomes obsessed with Farrah, she's drawn into a web of deceit and high risk sex that could destroy her. BETWEEN A COP AND A HARD PLACE: Hailey's not interested in dating.
She got badly burned by her ex-boyfriend, sleazy Ryan. She devotes herself to caring for an elderly neighbor, reputedly very rich, who lives alone in his large house. Hailey rebuffs the advances of Milt, a hunky young construction worker. Hailey's innocence and beauty have also attracted the interest of Sheriff Justin McGuire, a charismatic woman-hater, tormented by his ex-wife's betrayal. There's a burglary at the elderly neighbor's house.
Hailey's old friend dies and Hailey is blamed for his death. She flees with Milt and they become lovers. The deputy catches up with the real killer, Hailey's sleazy ex, Ryan. Freed of his hangup with women, Justin can now declare his love. Hailey must choose between Milt and Justin, and she doesn't know by which one of them she's pregnant. HARD MAN, SOFT FAN: Loretta's engaged to be married to her steady boyfriend, Mathew, a trainee journalist.
Her dreams of one day singing with Jethrol Mann, the raunchy local rock star, are mere fan fantasy. Mia is a sexy backing vocalist. When Jethro kicks her out of the band Mia teams up with Mathew to conduct a poisonous media campaign against the singer. A chance meeting in the music shop where Loretta works ends with Jethro hearing Loretta sing. They fall in love. Mia, meanwhile, has accused Jethro of rape.
Jethro and Loretta flee to the singer's home town, where only Loretta's strength and independence stand any chance of saving him. GERALDINE'S TAKEN: Geraldine runs an antique jewelry shop in a seaside town. She's an expert in nineteenth century jewelry but most of the stuff in her window is cheap tat for the tourists. When Geraldine buys an elderly lady's jewelry collection for two hundred dollars she does it more to help an old woman in distress than for any profit she might make in her shop, she'll be lucky to get more than ten dollars for the pretty butterfly brooch.
Geraldine's domineering boss, Helga, sends her boyfriend, handsome, dashing Richard Broughton, down to check out the business. Richard is dangerously charismatic but Geraldine doesn't trust him, or his attempts to seduce her, especially when he assures her that the butterfly brooch is genuine Fabergé and worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.