Brindle Chase

The world is a lonely place without romance. It took me too many years to figure that out, but now that I have, I hope to infect others with its splendor. I’ve always loved the paranormal—vampires, demons, angels, were-creatures and more. I also love a spicy tale and writing stories that are both has been the greatest adventure—beyond parenthood and marriage—that I have ever embarked upon. Sharing it with you makes it all the greater.

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The Grass is Always Greener

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2
Released Date: 
Fri, 08/13/2010
The Grass is Always Greener by Brindle Chase
The Grass is Always Greener by Brindle Chase
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4856
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Susan’s sexy widower neighbor drives her crazy with want. After a year, it’s time to see if he’s ready to love again.

Susan's next-door neighbor, Jim, is Mr. Perfect. Environmentally conscious ... tall, strong, and healthy ... a good-guy all the way around. Susan should know; she’s been watching him from her side of the fence for months. She’s done with bad boys, and it’s been a year since her divorce and Jim’s wife’s death. Today, she’s decided to do something about the loneliness plaguing them both. It’s time to risk their friendship on the chance they can love again.

Overview: 

There was a longing in his eyes and turmoil in his voice. She knew he didn’t want to betray his wife’s memory. Despite the emotional wound scarred across his heart, Susan could see the attraction was mutual. But she was not his wife.

"I’m not Julie. I don’t want to be. I’m Susan. But she’s gone and I am so sorry," Susan said softly, taking another step towards him.

His chest heaved in anguish, followed by a barely perceptible nod. He stared at the floor.

"I know it hurts. I know you loved her. I hurt, too, I ..." her voice trailed off, lost in the emotion of the moment. Love could be such a damnable thing. But it could also be so wonderful. Beautiful. Like she knew it would be with Jim. He wouldn’t hurt her, only love her. And she would be his everything, if he could just see.

His gaze lifted, solemn, true, clear and completely honest. Susan wanted to believe he could love again. That he could love her?

"I do want to go solar, but I thought, maybe ..." The words died once more. His eyes shimmered sorrow. Like he might cry. No, no, this wasn’t to be a sad moment.

"We don’t have to be alone."

"It’s been ... it’s been a long time." His voice was soft, reflective. Jim’s gaze dipped back to the floor.

Susan took another step closer. She wanted to hold him, care for him, and let him cry it out. To be his shoulder to cry on and kiss away the tears.

"Jim. I’m lonely. I know you are too. I’ve ... I’ve wanted you long before that though." She may as well just spill it. This awkwardness sucked and their friendship was the most important. The sex be damned.

"Me too."

A lump rose in her throat suddenly and strangled her, cutting off any response.

His gaze lifted from the ground, a fire burned there ... a hunger, and she gasped. Savage desire blazed in his stare, and his eyes swept over her. He moved towards her.

His arms were like thick cords of steel wrapping about her, and she met his mouth with furious need. Their breath became fire. Their lips mashed and she nibbled at his, urging him to open for her. Their tongues met, flickering with molten want as her body melted.

Crushing all of herself tight against him, she felt his erection straining at the loose khaki shorts slung low across his hips. She wanted it ... needed him ... craved this. His hands cupped her ass, squeezing with fevered lust.

The kiss deepened, his tongue invaded her mouth, exploring and battering hers with a primal need. She ran her hand across the outline of his cock, tracing its long, thick length trapped beneath the tough material of his shorts. He groaned his appreciation, and she captured it with her mouth.

Susan’s sexy widower neighbor drives...

Trading Up

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Fri, 03/25/2011
Trading Up by Brindle Chase
Trading Up by Brindle Chase
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Heather has it bad for her sister’s boyfriend. When her sister suggests a switch in the dark, the temptation is a seduction she can’t ignore.

Heather adores her flighty sister’s boyfriend, Mark. He’s Mr. Right, and her sister is about to let him go. He’s a catch, and Heather’s only chance is to play out her sister’s insane and wicked plan to switch in the dark. If she fails, she’ll lose him to the throng of girls waiting in the wings. It’s a winner takes all arena and seduction is the game.

Overview: 

"Mark is Mr. Perfect. But not for me. He’s Mr. Perfect for you."

For the second time that evening, Heather wondered if her jaw had actually detached and fell to the floor or if it just felt like it. "See? I knew it. You did lose your marbles."

"No, no. Follow me here a second."

"Teri, this is—"

"Shush. Now think for a second. Mark is hot; I know you think so. But you guys are made for each other. Hello? You work long hours. He works long hours. You’re a homebody—no offense—and he’s a homebody."

"Teri—"

"I know he thinks you’re hot. It’s perfect."

"What?"

"What, what?"

"What makes you think he thinks I’m hot?"

"He told me."

"What? He told you?"

"Don’t be so surprised, sis. You look like me." Except they didn’t. Theresa was a cup size larger and three jean sizes smaller. While they looked like sisters, a side-by-side comparison was not fair to Heather.

"He said I was hot?"

"Well, not in those exact words."

"That’s what I thought."

"No, no. I forget how it came up, but he said something like you were really pretty."

"Pretty?" Heather had to admit, she wanted to believe it. But it changed nothing—he was her sister’s boyfriend.

"Really pretty." Theresa corrected her, and Heather felt her cheeks flush with warmth. How strange it was that one tiny adverb of emphasis turned a compliment into a treasured endearment.

"Okay, well, whatever."

"So?"

"So, what?"

"Do you want him?"

"What? You want to give me your boyfriend?" Heather’s pulse quickened and a fever kindled deep down inside at the very thought.

"I’m going to leave him anyway; I’m giving you first shot at him."

Heather stared at her sister a long moment, sighed, and then drummed her fingers along the counter. "I bet it doesn’t even occur to you how insane you sound right now."

Heather has it bad for her sister’s boyfriend...


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