Jenny Lyn

Jenny Lyn read her first romance novel at the tender age of fifteen, a chaste Harlequin entitled Philomena’s Miracle by Betty Neels, and was ruined, er, hooked forever. Over the years, her tastes have evolved into something a little more...lusty. She writes books that she would want to read, stories with a lot of heart, heat, and always a happy ending.

Her writing career began only quite recently, based on a dare from her family. After penning a short story for a Writer’s Digest annual competition and placing seventh in the literary category, she thought writing full-length novels may be worth a shot. Alas, the staid literary world didn’t hold her interest so she decided to try erotic romance. After all, a blank page and a dirty mind are terrible things to waste.

A dyed-in-the-wool southerner and native Floridian, Jenny spends her non-working hours lovingly pandering to a supportive husband, a college-age son, and three needy fur babies. In addition to writing and taking care of her family, Jenny is a rabid college football fan, loves to read, cook, and do anything outdoorsy.

She’d love to hear what you have to say about her books. You can find her online at www.authorjennylyn.com; on Twitter as @JennyLynwrites; and on Facebook at Jenny Lyn, Author.

Saving Sydney

Heat Rating: 
2
Released Date: 
Fri, 02/10/2012
Saving Sydney by Jenny Lyn
Saving Sydney by Jenny Lyn
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52267
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romance, erotica, contemporary, jenny lyn, m/f, sex, contemporary romance, strong female protagonist, wealth, class differences, bartender
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Long Description: 

Bar owner Reece Myers wants a shot at forever with beautiful and sophisticated Sydney Carson, but their lives are as different as night and day. Sometimes a chance at love is worth learning how to compromise.

Sydney Carson doesn’t have room in her life for the complications of a relationship. Her life is busy enough, what with having to referee her parent’s separation, keep her playboy brother out of trouble, and still manage to run her family’s busy real estate investment firm. That doesn’t leave a lot of time for personal needs.

But after bumping in to high school friend, Reece Myers, and feeling the searing heat of their instant chemistry, Sydney figures that finding time for the occasional hour of mind-numbing sex certainly couldn't hurt. Or could it?

Reece Myers has finally gotten his life where he wants it. His blue-collar bar is a success, he’s got good friends, and a building nest egg in the bank. The only thing missing is the right woman to share that life with. He thinks he’s found her in the form of one long-legged, gorgeous redhead from his past, but the hard part is convincing Sydney it’s worth a shot.

Going in, Reece knows Sydney has money, but her sweetness and unassuming nature make it easy to ignore. However, when their personal and professional lives clash, the vast difference in their bottom lines shocks him back to reality. Can he overcome his insecurities for a chance at a future with the woman of his dreams?

Overview: 

There was simply no better way to start your night than with a lap full of sexy, warm woman. Her being practically naked certainly didn't hurt much either.

Reece let his hands drift down Sydney's damp, bare, back, and around her slim hips to come to rest on the tops of her thighs. His tanned skin was a stark contrast to her creamy flesh. Her forehead rested on his shoulder, deep breaths skating across his chest, cooling the layer of perspiration. Exertion and beard abrasion tinted her lush breasts and graceful neck a soft pink.

Her soft scent engulfed him, something that made Reece's head swim when mixed with a generous helping of sex. It was a far cry from the run-of-the-mill bar smells she'd strolled through to get to his office not twenty minutes before.

They'd managed to only partially undress one another. His shirt was open and pushed off one shoulder and his jeans and briefs were shoved down past his hips. Somehow he'd been able to get her top off and her bra unclasped, but her charcoal-gray skirt remained zipped and was bunched around her waist. The black lace thong she'd been wearing, however, didn't survive. One sharp snap of his wrist had rendered it no longer wearable.

As if she'd just noticed this little tidbit, she murmured, "You owe me a new pair of panties."

She lifted her head to look at him, reaching up with one hand to remove stray strands of her tousled auburn hair caught on his goatee, and cocked a perfectly arched eyebrow.

Without speaking, Reece flipped the front of his shirt over, showing her the spots where several buttons were now missing. Not that he was complaining. He'd take hot, impatient sex over decorum any day of the week.

One corner of her mouth quirked. "Oh, well then I guess we're even."

"Hello, by the way," Reece said, brushing her hair back from her flushed cheeks. "It would be nice to fuck in a bed sometime."

Lifting her hips, Sydney slid off of his semierect cock. Reece grimaced, immediately missing her snug heat. In fact, if she'd only stayed in place a few minutes more he would've been ready to go again. That was part of the problem with this little arrangement they had—he couldn't seem to get enough of her. It also wasn't lost on him that she hadn't responded to his comment about taking their steamy encounters to someplace more personal and private than his office.

Instead, she shimmied her skirt down her hips and began searching for her shirt while she stepped into her heels and snapped her bra closed.

Reece peeled himself off the dark leather couch, disposed of the condom in the trash in his tiny, private bathroom, washed his hands, and tucked himself back into his jeans. He shrugged out of the button up and opened a drawer in his desk, grabbing a new black T-shirt with the bar's logo on it and pulling it over his head.

"Syd, can I take you to dinner one night?"

She smoothed her hair back from her face and snapped a barrette in place, effectively taming her soft curls, while avoiding looking him in the face.

"Where are my sunglasses?" she mumbled, eyes darting around his office. Disappointment swept through him. "I'm taking that as a 'no'."

Bar owner Reece Myers wants a...


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