| Author: | Molly Haven | ISBN: | 1230001110753 |
| Publisher: | Molly Haven | Publication: | May 11, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Molly Haven |
| ISBN: | 1230001110753 |
| Publisher: | Molly Haven |
| Publication: | May 11, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
“A STRONG RECOMMEND FOR LOVERS OF EROTIC HUMOR” — Ereaderotica.com/Sylvia Storm
“MADCAP COMIC EROTICA AT ITS BEST” — Blue Spectrum, The Erotic Writers Group
Stacee Pockett is a young, beautiful, innocent, always-smiling and ever-optimistic young attorney who loves her work. In fact, she’s recently landed her dream job working for one of the country’s top litigators — and her idol — the imposing and formidable Greta Gable. Stacee’s best friend, fellow attorney and inveterate party person Evie, is concerned that Stacee is wasting her prime sexual years buried in her law books and legal pads. While grateful for the concern, Stacee assures Evie that she’s doing just fine. Sex, she tells her friend, is a distraction she’d just as soon avoid as she launches her promising legal career.
That day, Stacee receives an important assignment from Greta Gable herself: Obtain eight signatures from prominent local figures important to The Big Case. The signatures have so far proven difficult to obtain and without them The Big Case could be delayed for months. Eager to please her idol, Stacee accepts the daunting assignment, but not before receiving a stern lecture from Greta, who reminds Stacee, "I expect nothing but the most proper decorum from the lawyers who work for me.”
With legal documents in hand and “Decorum” as her mantra, Stacee sets out on her quest for the signatures, but soon discovers, on what turns out to be the wildest, sexiest and most memorable day of her life, that avoiding distraction in favor of decorum is not an easy task, especially when your clothes keep coming off. “Oh, my goodness!”
The first novel by author Molly Haven, “The Signatures” is a fun, funny romp in which a sweet young woman is determined to always do the right thing … and to find out where the magician dropped her undies.
NOTE: This is a swinging, sexy adult comedy and is for mature readers only.
“A STRONG RECOMMEND FOR LOVERS OF EROTIC HUMOR” — Ereaderotica.com/Sylvia Storm
“MADCAP COMIC EROTICA AT ITS BEST” — Blue Spectrum, The Erotic Writers Group
Stacee Pockett is a young, beautiful, innocent, always-smiling and ever-optimistic young attorney who loves her work. In fact, she’s recently landed her dream job working for one of the country’s top litigators — and her idol — the imposing and formidable Greta Gable. Stacee’s best friend, fellow attorney and inveterate party person Evie, is concerned that Stacee is wasting her prime sexual years buried in her law books and legal pads. While grateful for the concern, Stacee assures Evie that she’s doing just fine. Sex, she tells her friend, is a distraction she’d just as soon avoid as she launches her promising legal career.
That day, Stacee receives an important assignment from Greta Gable herself: Obtain eight signatures from prominent local figures important to The Big Case. The signatures have so far proven difficult to obtain and without them The Big Case could be delayed for months. Eager to please her idol, Stacee accepts the daunting assignment, but not before receiving a stern lecture from Greta, who reminds Stacee, "I expect nothing but the most proper decorum from the lawyers who work for me.”
With legal documents in hand and “Decorum” as her mantra, Stacee sets out on her quest for the signatures, but soon discovers, on what turns out to be the wildest, sexiest and most memorable day of her life, that avoiding distraction in favor of decorum is not an easy task, especially when your clothes keep coming off. “Oh, my goodness!”
The first novel by author Molly Haven, “The Signatures” is a fun, funny romp in which a sweet young woman is determined to always do the right thing … and to find out where the magician dropped her undies.
NOTE: This is a swinging, sexy adult comedy and is for mature readers only.
