Daphne Plays Doctor (Daphne and the Doctor Erotic Romance, #1)

By Eliza Monroe

Daphne didn’t really need a doctor appointment…but Dr. Heller is irresistible.

Daphne Michaels has always been painfully shy. She’s never asked a guy on a date. But now she can’t get the idea of seducing Dr. Charlie Heller out of her mind. The fantasies start when she overhears him telling a coworker at the Lucky Springs Coffee Shop where she’s a barista that he’s moving his practice to another town. She’s been watching the good doctor for months, but the sudden news of his departure brings a new urgency to her erotic desires. When she schedules an appointment, it’s not his professional opinion she’s seeking.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Eliza Monroe
• Release date: Feb 19, 2016
• ISBN: 9781519993915

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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Daphne Plays Doctor

Daphne and the Doctor Erotic Romance, Volume 1

Eliza Monroe

Published by Eliza Monroe, 2016.

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

DAPHNE PLAYS DOCTOR

First edition. February 19, 2016.

Copyright © 2016 Eliza Monroe.

Written by Eliza Monroe.

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DAPHNE PLAYS DOCTOR

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DAPHNE PLAYS DOCTOR

Daphne Michaels ducked down behind the counter and ran hunched over to the Lucky Springs Coffee Shop’s small kitchen. She ran a hand over her face, and her fingers through her hair, gathering it into a fresh ponytail.

You’re ridiculous. He almost saw you that time, her coworker Marie huffed as she swept past to get Dr. Charlie Heller his coffee.

Mortifying. Simply mortifying. Daphne’s cheeks flamed. Was she a grown woman, or what?

Not when it came to Dr. Heller. God that man was far too good looking to have sat through years of boring medical school. That permanent five o’clock shadow made her want to reach out and stroke him. And then keep stroking him. He was obviously brilliant, but always bordering on disheveled, as though he couldn’t be bothered with trivial aspirations like keeping his hair combed. It was damn adorable.

She wasn’t usually like this. It was just that her shyness was practically debilitating, especially around men she...well, men she wanted to bone. And Dr. Heller was a fine specimen whose proximity had proven too much for Daphne time and time again.

Daphne noticed Marie was taking longer than normal, and tuned in to the conversation she was having with the friendly neighborhood doctor.

...So I’ll be moved by the end of the month. Taking a partnership in a practice in Castle Rock.

Daphne’s stomach dropped. He was moving? No more hot Dr. Heller making her hide in the kitchen?

Once he left, Marie hopped up and sat on the counter, swinging her feet and acting all of her nineteen years.

When are you going to get over yourself and make your move? Marie asked, checking out her nails as Daphne came up beside her, still staring at the back of Dr. Heller’s head. It’s been a while since Todd–

Daphne shot Marie a dark glare. They might be buddies, but her abusive ex was not a topic she was interested in discussing at work, even if it had been months ago and even if the coffee shop was empty, as it was now.

She looked back at Dr. Heller in time to catch him running across the three-lane street. She dropped her gaze to peruse his firm ass and realized her fingers were clenched on the counter. What was he saying?

"That’s what I’m trying to tell you.