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Sahara Baker is a Desirable Witch. This
means she has power, is immortal, and is sexy and loves sex.
Desirables are witches who thrive on sex, but their very
rules make it so they can never commit to one man. Sahara,
like the rest of her sister witches, is charged with
protecting those within her area from phantoms. After a bad
date, several things happen to Sahara at once.
Cedric Compton is a best-selling author
who has researched Desirables and is determined to see if
Sahara is all she is cracked up to be. Cedric finds out that
his research gave him facts, but it didn’t go far enough.
When he meets Sahara, research is the last thing on Cedric’s
mind. Keeping her with him is.
Cedric teams up with Sahara to beat a
powerful phantom. However, as he tries to help, protective
instincts come up that could hurt them both. Sahara is
fighting her and Cedric’s feelings as much as she is
battling the phantom. When the danger is finally over, has
Cedric’s determination to have and keep Sahara won the day?
Or will Sahara continue to follow the lifestyle of a
Desirable? Will another have something to say about it?
Touch Me, Please Me is
about a coven of witches who live to protect humans and
embrace sexual encounters. Sahara has lived her life knowing
that she could and has had sex with many, many partners, but
she could never settle for just one. Cedric has worked at
becoming a best-selling fantasy author and for his next
book, has searched out a person for his research. The sex
between Sahara and Cedric is erotic and happens more often
than not, however, I found that it was firmly part of
Sahara’s life and not out of place. Watching Cedric come to
understand what being a Desirable Witch was and then coming
to trust in Sahara’s powers, kept me turning the pages. The
ending was not anything like I expected, but it was more
fitting because of that. Touch Me, Please Me
is guaranteed to keep you warm while reading. Cedric and
Sahara will have you alternately shivering and sighing.
Paranormal lovers who are looking for something different
will want to read Touch Me, Please Me. |