Woe in Kabukicho

By Madelynne Ellis

She never sought a connection...

A visit to a host bar in Kabukicho while on a business trip to Japan results in a chance encounter with Sky, an incredibly sexy man whose job it is to entertain lonely women.

When Sky offers to take things way beyond the pouring of cocktails, she finds it impossible to refuse his illicit offer and they embark upon a night of erotic adventure together. However, what she gains is so much more than a fleeting sexual high--but the realization of her heart's desire.

Related title ~

Enticement

• Language: English
• Publisher: Incantatrix Press
• Release date: Jul 7, 2014
• ISBN: 9781501401138

Madelynne Ellis

Madelynne Ellis is a multi-published British author of erotic romance. Her novels and short stories have been published by a variety of houses both in the UK and US. She is best known for her Regency set novels for pioneering British erotica publisher Black Lace, but also enjoys writing contemporary and paranormal settings. Her aim is to deliver scorching, character-driven stories that enchant, torment and don’t shy from darker aspects of life. Madelynne lives in the UK.

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Woe in Kabukicho

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WOE IN KABUKICHO ~ She never sought a connection... but a chance encounter with a beautiful stranger in Tokyo's pleasure ward grants her one heartfelt desire.

A visit to a host bar in Kabukicho while on a business trip to Japan results in a chance encounter with Sky, an incredibly sexy man whose job it is to entertain lonely women. When Sky offers to take things way beyond the pouring of cocktails, she finds it impossible to refuse his illicit offer and they embark upon a night of erotic adventure together. However, what she gains is so much more than a fleeting sexual high--but the realization of her heart's desire.

Related title ~ Enticement (full length novel)

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Dedication

To all those who have longed desperately for a child, may your wishes come true.

Woe in Kabukicho

Like fireflies we’re drawn to this pocket of light in the darkness. I’m borne along on a tide of chatter and fantasy. All day we’ve trawled over spreadsheets and haggled percentages in both pounds and yen. I want nothing more than to slope off to my hotel room and slide back into the dream that none of this matters. But my companions are eager for cocktails and company, and so I descend with them into this glittering fantasyland—Kabukicho by night.

Bronze, brass and iron masks cloud the walls and gilt framed mirrors reflect the sparkles of the chandeliers in this underworld bar in Tokyo’s pleasure quarter. I take the offered menu and without opening it, ask what is good.

Oh, all of them, my associates reply, bubbling with laughter. Their faces alight with cheer. See what takes your fancy. It’s not busy. You should get your choice.

I open the leather bound pages, expecting to struggle with a sea of indecipherable kanji. My spoken Japanese