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    Last Chance with My Dad's Best Friend: An Older Man Younger Woman Erotica
    Last Chance with My Dad's Best Friend: An Older Man Younger Woman Erotica
    Last Chance with My Dad's Best Friend: An Older Man Younger Woman Erotica
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    Last Chance with My Dad's Best Friend: An Older Man Younger Woman Erotica

    By Kelli Wolfe

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    A slow shiver crept down my spine as I got my first real glimpse of the kind of intensity this man was capable of, and I knew right then that however the night went it wasn't going to be anything at all like it had played out in my little fantasies.

    The Arizona summer had nothing on the heat Lexie felt every time she looked at Steven. While the sexy ex-Marine might be her dad's best friend, she had a very different sort of relationship in mind. Getting Steven to see her as the woman she had become was a bit of a problem, but Lexie figured she had plenty of time to get him used to the idea of her being all grown up. But when Steven gets a promotion that means moving out of town the clock starts ticking. Can Lexie get through to him in the two weeks she has left, or will the man of her dreams disappear forever?

    This story is a sweet erotic romance about swimming pools, smutty vampire romances, and a girl's first time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPink Parts Press
    Release dateFeb 20, 2014
    ISBN9781310070419
    Last Chance with My Dad's Best Friend: An Older Man Younger Woman Erotica
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    Kelli Wolfe

    I'm a nurse by day, and a smut writer by night. It's my secret identity, like I'm Supergirl or something. Only my super power is making people read one-handed. Thanks to everyone leaving reviews - they really help other people find stories they'll enjoy. You guys rock! 

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      Last Chance with My Dad's Best Friend - Kelli Wolfe

      Last Chance with My Dad’s Best Friend

      An Older Man Younger Woman Erotica

      KELLI WOLFE

      Last Chance with My Dad’s Best Friend

      Copyright © 2014 Kelli Wolfe

      Published by Pink Parts Press

      Original Title: Lexie’s Last Chance

      All rights reserved. No part of this eBook may be reproduced in any form or by any means, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review, without permission in writing from the publisher.

      This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Names, characters, places, businesses, and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously.

      To be notified of new book releases and sales, sign up for Kelli’s mailing list or subscribe to her blog. She also writes romance under the pen name Olivia Blake.

      Summary

      I knew right then that however the night went it wasn’t going to be anything at all like it had played out in my little fantasies.

      The Arizona summer has nothing on the heat I feel every time I look at Steven. That gorgeous ex-Marine may be my dad’s best friend, but I’ve got a very different sort of relationship in mind. My biggest problem is getting Steven to see me as a woman instead of as his best friend’s little girl, but I always figured I’d have plenty of time to ease him into the idea of me being all grown up once I started college. Except I just found out that he’s getting a promotion at work that will mean transferring to the other side of the state.

      Now the clock is ticking. Can I get through to him in the two weeks I have left, or will the man of my dreams disappear forever?

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      Last Chance with My Dad’s Best Friend

      I LOWERED THE BOOK I HAD BEEN PRETENDING TO READ and peeked through the curtains behind the love seat for about the thousandth time in the last thirty minutes, but the door of the house across the street remained stubbornly closed. Dad was grilling steaks in the backyard and his best friend Steven was supposed to join us for dinner. Meanwhile I was going quietly crazy waiting for him to come over. Steven was smoking hot—a former Marine pilot with a bangin’ bod and curly, dark chocolate hair with just a sprinkling of silver—and my insides turned to jello whenever he was around. I’d sort of had a thing for him for a while, but for the past few months just looking at him set every nerve in my body on edge. My best friend Jill said he’s got a butt that makes her mouth water, but that he’s way out of my league and I’m just setting myself up to get shot down. She’s probably right—Jill usually is about stuff like that—but I couldn’t help it.

      Lexie! Dad’s voice boomed through the open French doors.

      Yeah?

      Can you bring me that bowl of marinade on the counter?

      I looked back through the window. Still nothing. Coming, Dad.

      The smell rising off the grill was heavenly and my stomach growled loud enough to be heard a couple of streets over. Dad grinned as he took the bowl from me, brushing a fresh coat of his special marinade over the marbled slabs of meat sizzling before him.

      How are the potatoes coming along?

      They’ll be ready in about twenty minutes.

      He glanced at his watch. Should be just about perfect. Wonder what’s keeping Steven?

      I shrugged, trying to be nonchalant. No telling. Probably just some last minute stuff for his office. He’s been doing the workaholic thing lately.

      Yeah, most likely. Well, worst case he doesn’t show and I eat his steak.

      You’d just hate that, I can tell.

      His grin widened. What can I say? I’m a growing boy.

      I bent forward and poked his stomach, which had developed a distinct paunch the last couple of years. I can see that. Maybe you ought to try doing a sit-up or two.

      Hey! He took a swipe at me with his marinade brush but I danced out of his reach with a giggle. You’re still not too big to spank, you know.

      I know, I know. I’m going to check on the potatoes before you let the steaks burn.

      I retreated back inside the house while he sputtered indignantly over his steaks. We tease a lot, but it’s all in fun. Dad had done a lot better job raising a teenage girl solo than anyone would have any right to expect, and I was probably doomed to always be a Daddy’s girl. Unless I could convince Steven to take over the job, anyway. Maybe if I offered to let him spank me…

      The potatoes were coming along nicely so I popped back into the living room, retrieved my book, and took another peek through the curtains. Steven was there now, standing in his driveway next to his white and blue Mustang, and my heart took off like a rocket. A second glance sent it into a power dive right down to my toes, though; he was talking to Elizabeth.

      Elizabeth Stokes is my arch-nemesis. She’s two years older than me and looks like she ought to be a model for Victoria’s Secret or something—tall, thin, blonde, and so pretty it makes my teeth hurt. Jill and I called her ‘Lizard Breath’ in school and spent an awful lot of time wishing she’d get crushed by a falling piano or something. But as much as I detested her on principle, I never hated her more than at that moment. Her eyes were sparkling and suddenly she laughed at something that Steven said, tossing her head back and sending her perfect golden curls dancing. The smile on Steven’s face as they chatted sent an icy chill through my heart.

      Oh, no. No, no, no. This could not be happening.

      I let the curtain slide back into place and bent

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