The Lovers

It seemed ideal- two months at a charming writers' retreat, surrounded by kindred souls. But Bettina Boothie wasn't prepared for just how long eight weeks was. Or that in the proicess he would have to open up and reveal the most secret places in her body and soul.

Fortunately, her fellow authors do not share Bettina's self-consciousness and begin to draw her out of her self-imposed shell. One in particular- Audrey LeClaire- sems to ooze conifdence and assuredness. Dark and petite Audrey's potent sensuality draws the men and women in the workshop to her like flies to honey. Bettina is just as vulnerable, finding herself overwhlemed by an unexpected attraction to Audrey who makes Bettina her special project.

But when Jack Curran arrives at the retreat, everything changes, Jack is tall, beautiful, masculine. A writer of dark thrillers, he is as mysterious and alluring as his books. He and Audrey are obviously an item, but they eagerly welcome Bettina into their bed. Suddenly Bettina finds herself swept up in a love triangle where she will iether be cherished ...or consumed...