Sex Lounge

by Rachelle Chase

Book Overview

Manager of a San Francisco talent agency, Nichole Simms is poised, professional, and cool - but her private notebook reveals a much more daring woman who loves explicit, uninhibited sexual fantasies. Her dream lover is a secret. Until he finds her notebook.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758216505
• ISBN13: 9780758216502
• Release Date: May 2007
• Publisher: Aphrodisia
• Length: 249 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.9" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

Sex Lounge

Nichole Simms can't help her fantasies. The manager of a talent agency, she is used to coming in contact with beautiful and well to do people. None are more gorgeous to her than Derek Mitchell, the unmitigated king of Chaise Lounge Designs and owner of several showrooms. It is during one such fantasy about Derek that Nichole is interrupted by the man himself. Blushing crimson and almost unable to talk, Nichole tries to appear normal, but to no avail. Then, to top it off and make her mortification complete, she realizes that Derek is now in possession of her notebook, the one in which all of her fantasies have been written. He shows every sign of being unwilling to return the notebook to her until every sexual fantasy she has dreamed about has been played out. The sexual tension in Sex Lounge was enough to make me sweat. More than once my heart rate sped up in time with Nichole's as Derek's sensual and sinful seduction began. I enjoyed watching these two characters fall for each other. Sex Lounge was truly a delight to read. I became as obsessed with reading Sex Lounge as Nichole was obsessed with Derek. Unable to put the book down, I read it completely and totally in one sitting. One long, steamy sitting. Rachelle Chase has my attention with this release and I would love reading more from her. Talia Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

A well written tale

To her client Derek Mitchell, San Francisco talent agency manager Nichole Simms is the calmest person he ever met; nothing seems to effect this seemingly always in control professional. Derek ponders if she is frozen in bed or hiding a hot passion with this icy practiced exterior. One thing he knows is that he would love to heat the sheet with his agent. When he accidentally finds her notebook, he knows he should not take a look inside. However, he cannot help himself so he takes a curious peek although he assumes all he will find are business notes. To his shock he has found her fantasy diary of hot sexual desires; even more stunning is to realize he is her make believe co-star. Although Nichole is extremely embarrassed by his discovery, Derek eases her mind and then her body when he informs her she is his dream lover too and suggests they play out each act in her script. Though obviously a contemporary erotic romance, the key to this well written tale is the non boudoir subplots such as Nicole at work and lawsuits jeopardizing Derek's successful business as that brings fullness to their characters and subsequently to the story line. Rachelle Chase heats up the sheets with this terrific tale. Harriet Klausner