Riding the Waves: The Right Man Erotic Romance, #2

By Eliza Monroe

What wouldn't Elsie give for another shot with the one who got away...

Elsie Matthews is in desperate need of a break. She takes a trip with a friend to take a surfing lesson on the Oregon Coast. There she meets the one who got away.

Elsie hasn’t seen Davin Sanders in eight years, but remembers turning him down all of the many times he asked her out in high school. Then he moved away, and she’s fantasized about seeing him again ever since. Except this Davin is all grown up and sexier than her wildest dreams.

She let him get away the first time. And she’s not about to let Davin get away again.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Eliza Monroe
• Release date: Dec 15, 2015
• ISBN: 9781519944900

Eliza Monroe

Eliza Monroe writes fun, sexy stories – quick reads that are sure to please. From quirky fantasy and sci-fi to the one who got away, from exhibitionism to romance, she'll let you experience your wildest fantasies. Eliza lives in the great Pacific Northwest, U.S. of A. She’s inspired by big nature, especially fir trees and crows, and coffee mugs the size of her head, filled to the brim with the good stuff. So far, Eliza has penned The Right Man Erotic Romance series, the Sex Secrets of a Witch Erotic Fantasy series, and many other delightfully satisfying stories for your enjoyment.

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Riding the Waves

The Right Man Erotic Romance, Volume 2

Eliza Monroe

Published by Eliza Monroe, 2015.

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

RIDING THE WAVES

First edition. December 15, 2015.

Copyright © 2015 Eliza Monroe.

ISBN: 978-1519944900

Written by Eliza Monroe.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

RIDING THE WAVES

Further Reading: Two Cooks in the Kitchen

Also By Eliza Monroe

About the Author

RIDING THE WAVES

Are you sure this is everything we need? Elsie Matthews asked, eying the pile of gear her friend Amy Hanson had piled on the surf store counter.

Amy checked a list she’d helpfully prepared before hand. Some people had the planning knack, and others didn’t. That was for sure.

That’s it, the planner informed her.

Elsie whipped out her rewards card. She was saving for a trip to Hawaii at the end of the school year. Her final year of veterinary school. The biggie. She was freaking out a little about how much her life would change in the next year. Thus the last-minute surf lesson on the Oregon coast.

Amy rolled her eyes as Elsie paid for the whole venture. What the heck? Her parents paid her credit card bill as long as she was in school, and Amy didn’t have any such sweet deal.

After all, Amy had planned this trip because Elsie needed it, not vice-versa.

They gathered up their bags and turned to go, but when Elsie turned it was smack into a well-muscled chest. She instantly backed up a pace, glaring up at the stranger. Her first impression was of a boyishly handsome man, obviously quite fit, with a two-day growth of reddish-brown stubble.

He grinned. Hey.

Did she know him from somewhere? Hey, yourself, she said, still feeling thrown off balance. She could swear she knew him, but the where, when, why, and how of it wasn’t coming back to her.

She hefted all of her new gear and made to slip past him. Instead, she managed to bump into him with what seemed to be every bag in her possession. Did they have to cram so many shelves into this place? She huffed, trying for some semblance of composure as she felt a blush rising to her cheeks.

She finally squeaked past and made it to the door, which Amy was helpfully holding open for her.

Have a good one, Elsie, came his voice behind her. She looked back