Close Harmony — Justine Elyot

Food of Love:

The Westminster Symphony Orchestra is one of the finest on the planet, drawing crowds of loyal fans to every concert.

A big part of the attraction is its lead violin, Milan Kaspar, who has brought mass appeal to the self-contained world of classical music. But Kaspar isn't happy in his role and his determination to be appointed conductor leads to some shady goings-on behind the scenes, while his flamboyant private life draws both male and female admirers towards him like moths to a flame.

Embroiled in intrigues both political and sexual, the orchestra begins to fragment and fall apart at the seams. Will anyone stop having steamy sex for long enough to notice?

Or will the music - the food of love - be silenced?

Close Harmony by Justine Elyot

Book three in the Food of Love Series

How do you choose between two perfect men? It's like choosing your favourite music -- certain pieces suit certain moods. Which mood is Lydia feeling the most?

The autumn season of the Westminster Symphony Orchestra finds Lydia unable to choose between passionate Milan and dominant Karl-Heinz -- so she decides to give them both a chance. She hops from one bed to the other, trying to weigh up her options. Milan has a hold on her heart, but has never been reliable. Karl-Heinz is a good man, but what is the secret behind his strange repression? Old rivalries and new jealousies are kindled while Lydia works hard at having the time of her sex life.

No trio has ever practised quite as hard as this…But there is trouble in paradise for Ben and Vanessa, too, as a face from Vanessa's past makes an unwelcome appearance and all seems impossible to resolve.

Amid turbulent emotions and orchestra rehearsals, the musicians work hard to negotiate a path to happiness. Will music prove to be the food of love, or a poison, infecting the future?


Justine Elyot

About the Author:

Justine Elyot is a UK based writer of erotic romance and erotica. Her work has appeared in numerous anthologies from Black Lace, Cleis Press, Xcite and Constable & Robinson. Her first full-length book, On Demand, was published by Black Lace in 2009.