Ginny Glass

Maggie Wells

Christina Thacher

Emily Cale

Verbal foreplay goes a long way in these four steamy stories in Love Letters Volume 3: Wicked Whispers. I Is for Indecent by Christina Thacher Annie Forrest doesn't think flirtatious Stefan Cox is seriously interested in her—until he starts describing what it will be like when they strip away their inhibitions and their clothes. But do they have anything in common besides their gift for dirty talk? J Is for Jaded by Maggie Wells Voice actress Julie Poplin secretly thinks about rocker-turned-sound-engineer Vaughan Hatch when she needs to make passion leap from the page while narrating a steamy audio book. But their recording session takes a seductive turn when she accidentally speaks Vaughan's name instead of the hero's… K Is for Kick-Start by Ginny Glass Author Sophie Maddox has a bad case of writer's block and a distractingly handsome editor clamoring for her newest sexy romance. She's tempted by Oliver's offer to use his place to write—and even more tempted to act out scenes when a typo reveals she's been using him as inspiration. L Is for Lessons by Emily Cale When Chloe turns to her friend Bethany for help earning some extra cash, she's shocked to discover that Bethany is a phone sex operator…and is intrigued by her offer to teach Chloe the ropes. But neither of them is prepared for the unexpected desire their lesson unleashes. 40,000 words

Love Letters Volume 3: Wicked Whispers

Darby just wants a drink when the airline cancels her flight, but she gets more: she gets noticed by Damien, a handsome man who wants to spend the night with her. Darby loves being dominated, so she travels to The Aerie, the private BDSM sex club Damien frequents, to see if she really is a submissive. At The Aerie, Damien's normal detachment fails him with Darby. He's obsessed with her enthusiasm and grace but he's locked his heart against her love. Warning: This book contains scorching hot scenes of BDSM sex between a blackhearted Dom and a natural sub, but don't be fooled: it's really a romance. Approximately 30,000 words.

Christina Thacher

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