Raspberries and Wine — Ayla Ruse

Paramour

Uncover the adventures that occur when sophisticated, mature women who know what they want encounter dark and dominating younger men. Discover the deep passion that unfolds from these chance meetings.

Raspberries and Wine by Ayla Ruse

When Stacy opens her door on Valentine's Day, it's not to the man she expected, but to the man who'll give her what she needs.


It's Valentine's day and newly liberated divorcee Stacy Dalton has a plan: seduce her former classmate and end the post-divorce intimacy drought. She's cooked a meal, she's dressed to the nines, and she is crossing her fingers that tonight she will not go to bed alone. There is a slight hiccup in the plan when it's not her former classmate that shows up with an easy smile and a hungry look--but his drop-dead gorgeous son.

Twenty-nine year old Graham Rosen has always been attracted to older women. So making last-minute plans to take out his father's cancelled date seems an effortless and enjoyable task--especially when he sees the sable-haired beauty who opens the door. Unfortunately, Stacy seems hung up on their age. Even after giving in to Graham's erotic attentions, the beautiful cook refuses to acknowledge any possible future to their relationship.

Some women need a strong man--with an even stronger hand. Graham is no mere boy to shy away from a challenge and he is more than willing to show Stacy he's serious about his desire for her beyond just one lustful night. But will his erotic discipline succeed in dissolving Stacy's hesitations and bring her closer to him? Or will it scare her away?



Ayla Ruse

About the Author:

Handed a historical romance at the age of twelve, Ayla Ruse fell in love with love and with happy endings. Having grown up living life tasting a little of this and a little of that has not changed this attitude, but it's expanded her views. Love isn't always happy and it isn't always the way a person ?thinks it should be.? Sometimes it's outside the box, and it's always a challenge.

The challenge of finding and holding onto this love is what drives Ayla in her fiction. She likes stories that strip love ? among other things - down to the skin and tests the attachment and beliefs of the participants. Sometimes that test can come in the form of multiple partners, overcoming a desperate fear or even being sexually inventive.