Rebound Lover

By Vanessa E Silver

This is an erotic romance short story - Word Count 4,249

Lucy is not looking for anything serious after suffering a bad break up from her ex-boyfriend Roger, who has made her feel distrustful of men.

So when she embarks on a steamy relationship with the very sexy Calvin Jones her expectations are only of experiencing some fun company and hot sex!

But she is taken by surprise later when details of Calvin’s wealthy identity become clearer to her. Furthermore, she finds that he is not satisfied to merely play the part of her rebound lover. No, he wants so much more from Lucy…

…more than Lucy initially wanted to give another man. It leaves her with a dilemma as she finds herself drawn powerfully to Calvin but at the same time battling to get rid of her past hurt.

• Language: English
• Publisher: LB Books
• Release date: Oct 27, 2015
• ISBN: 9781519974938

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Rebound Lover

Vanessa E Silver

Published by LB Books, 2015.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

REBOUND LOVER

First edition. October 27, 2015.

Copyright © 2015 Vanessa E Silver.

ISBN: 978-1519974938

Written by Vanessa E Silver.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

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Chapter 1

‘Calvin, you did not need to go to all this trouble just for me!’ I could barely keep my mouth closed as I took in my glamorous surroundings. I was totally caught off guard with surprise as I sat down at the table where a lavish looking dinner had been laid out.

‘Trust me, it was no trouble at all.’

‘Really?! You organising a dinner for us both on a private yacht? I would hardly call this a simple date, I can only imagine what strings and favours you had to pull to carry this off. Was it something to do with your generous boss again?’

‘I guess you could say something like that,’ he replied a little awkwardly.

I appreciated all the effort and expense he had made, but humbly refused to admit to, so I did not push him any further on the matter.

‘Well, if I had known you were planning all of this, I would have come more appropriately dressed for our dinner.’ My playful side came out as I dismissed any serious thoughts from my mind. I