His Back Bay Princess

By Fiona Murphy

Diego Suarez is a Boston homicide detective who comes from a completely different world than Catherine Fisher. He’s the son of Mexican migrant farm workers, she can find the founders of Boston in her blue bloodline. He’d had to endure a stint in the Marines to fund college, she’d gone to a private university and her graduation present had been a three story home in Back Bay where Diego couldn’t even afford property taxes. They are different, too different for it to work out between them. Cat deserves better than what he can give her, it will never work.
It doesn’t matter if the only time he feels alive is when he’s with her. It doesn’t matter that she looks at him with all the love she feels for him in her eyes. One day she’ll wake up and figure out she can do better than him. It’s better to never start something that won’t last, can’t last.
Catherine doesn’t care about money, the having of it or lack of it. All she cares about is Diego. After Diego has been shot and she is asked to look after him she knows she has just one last chance to find out what is keeping Diego from her. She knows he feels something for her, so why is he pushing her away?

This is a standalone novella at 27,009 words. This had been judged as steamy romance rather than the erotic romance. However, as I was shooting for Erotic romance please be aware it is explicit in content.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fiona Murphy
• Release date: Mar 21, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311345530

Fiona Murphy

**There are also excerpts from the books at my blog and on my Facebook page.**I want to thank my beta readers for their time and feedback: Ari B. Jordana B. Linda D. and Rachel S.Due to commitment issues I have lived in many places and my favorite is Chicago but I have now somehow managed to settle into Austin and perhaps my commitment issues are behind me.I have enjoyed reading from a very young age and it wasn’t long before the children books bored me and by seven I was reading what my mother read and cut my teeth on Stephen King and Dean Koontz and I didn’t sleep without the light on until I was about ten. I got a hold of my first Harlequin by accident and it was love at first read, no one died and happy endings? It was a whole new world and I loved it. While I continued on with King and Koontz when I needed my happy ending I knew where to go.Writing my first story at eight it was pretty bad but I would like to think I’ve gotten better. Now I write the happily ever afters I first fell in love with but now there is some really hot and erotic romance on the way to the end.