The Letter: Bedtime Stories, Book 1

By Rosemary Gunn

Songs and poems of childhood ... all grown up and ready to play!

Have you ever wondered what was really happening in the nursery rhymes and children's songs we grew up listening to? Rosemary Gunn explores some of the lingering questions in her fun series, Bedtime Stories!

The Letter offers a hot spin on "A Tisket A Tasket" after Emily loses her Letter to My Love and Stuart picks it up. What happens next is nothing short of steamy hot fun!

Be sure to look for more Bedtime Stories as Ms. Gunn answers questions like:

Why is Mary so contrary? What's going on with the three men in a tub? Whose horn is little boy blue blowing?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Rosemary Gunn
• Release date: Apr 13, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476094090

Rosemary Gunn

Word Addict. Author of erotic romances.

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THE LETTER

(Bedtime Stories, Book 1)

Copyright ©2012 Rosemary Gunn

www.rosemarygunn.com

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Books by Ms. Gunn

available at

www.rosemarygunn.com

Erotic Romance

Open Proposal

Vintage Love

Hearts A Plenty, Book 1

Tattered Hearts, Book 2 [Coming 2014]

Salvage My Heart, Book 3 [TBA]

Reclaim Her Heart, Book 4 [TBA]

Bedtime Stories

[titles stand alone]

The Letter, Book 1

How Does Your Garden Grow?, Book 2

Nonfiction

A Long Crawl: My Journey Through Guillain-Barre Syndrome

Dedication

To B.D. - For push, push, pushing me to keep at it. Thank you.

A tisket a tasket

A green and yellow basket

I wrote a letter to my love

And on the way I dropped it,

I dropped it,

I dropped it,

And on the way I dropped it.

A little boy, he picked it up

And put it in his pocket.

Chapter One

Oh, for the love.

The muttered words sounded loud in the quiet apartment, even as Emily tore the cushions off the sofa, shuffled through stacks of magazines, and peered under furniture. She had already been over the entire apartment – a half dozen times, but returned to the kitchen and opened the refrigerator. Not that she really believed the letter would be there, but she was getting desperate.

As she’d already known, the little folded paper was not to be found among the milk, fruits, or leftover pizza. That left only one possibility. Emily groaned. The absolute worst possibility.

Stuart. Thoughts of her friend brought a flush to her caramel colored cheeks. Friend? Was that what they were? More like two business professionals who simply made a point of taking the time to enjoy each other’s company. Kind of. She raised her hands to her heated face as her heart pounded beneath her breasts. Breasts that even now tightened and ached at the thought of Stuart reading her note.

Why had she even written the silly thing?