Synopsis:

COUGARS AND CUBS - an anthology of six erotic romance stories featuring my 'cougar and cub' (older woman, younger man) story, 'Lucky in Love.'

Maddie Summers' friends nicknamed her ‘Lucky.' The scratch-off lottery tickets she gives them for their birthdays are winners. There's only one place Maddie could use some of that good fortune – her love life. She's at that midpoint of her life - 50 - with gray hairs and a few inches added to her waistline. When her husband left her for a younger woman, a part of her died but she bounced back, and now she's ready for...what? Maddie isn't sure what she wants to do with the rest of her life, but she's determined not to let it slip by.

Her dormant hormones spring to life the day six-feet, four-inches of drop-dead gorgeous man moves in to the vacant house next to hers. He's got her hot. He's got her panting. There's just one problem - he's thirty-five.

Jake Conroy's life changes the day he finds his sexy new neighbor standing on his doorstep. He's not looking for love, he's looking for a fresh start in a new town, with a new job. He never figured on meeting Maddie, an older woman with a new attitude.

Maddie is patient and forgiving, while most of Jake's peers are not. Her family has raised eyebrows and his job isn't working out. Is their cougar and cub relationship just a fling, or will they prove they are...

LUCKY IN LOVE.

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Excerpt:

 

“Oh, no, you're not getting the best of me. Not this time.”

Maddie Summers aimed the knife at her rival.

“I've had just about all I'm going to take from you.”

She glanced across the kitchen table, then she licked her lips.

“Phil, you're hard to resist,” she purred.

Maddie lowered the blade, intent on making the first cut.

“I'll just eat the whole damned thing.” She sighed. “Mr. Conroy won't get a bite.”

She tossed the butter knife down on the table next to Phil, the nickname for her favourite bakery treat, a crumb-topped pound cake, Philly Cream Cheese Loaf.

An oldies song drifted by her ears, its familiar melody a signal that she had a cell phone call. She recognised the number immediately. It was her neighbour from the other end of the block.

“Hi, Lucille. What's doing?”

“That's what I want to know. Did you meet our new neighbour, Mr. Conroy?”

“Just saw his car in the driveway. I figured I'd go over there now and bring him one of my welcome-to-the-neighbourhood goodie baskets.”

“Mmm… With that pound cake in it?”

Maddie imagined Lucille licking her lips. She grinned in response to the mental picture.

“You're a good neighbour, Maddie.”

“Well, I hope Mr. Conroy thinks so. You know, I can't make sense of all those crazy hours he works.”

“Mr. Conroy works at Republic Airport. He's a pilot.”

Maddie glanced outside. Conroy's car was still in the driveway. She looked over at Phil, sitting on her kitchen table. The urge to take a bite was strong.

“Gotta run. Otherwise, Mr. Conroy's basket will be light. I just may eat Phil.” Maddie grinned.

She finished packing Mr. Conroy's goodies.

Grabbing the basket, she walked outside into the bright, May sunshine, ready to do her neighbourly duty.

A few minutes later, Maddie stood outside Mr. Conroy's front door.

Ding dong!

 

 

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