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    New Day, New Life
    New Day, New Life
    New Day, New Life
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    New Day, New Life

    By Andrea Dale

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    Rachelle survived cancer, giving her a new lease on life. On holiday in Prague, she confesses her attraction to women to her husband, Mike.

    Newfound courage and an exotic locale paves the way for a mindblowing erotic adventure they won’t soon forget.

    Standout erotic romance author Andrea Dale weaves yet another sensual tale of steamy sex and passion in “New Day, New Life.”

    “New Day, New Life” originally appeared in Sweet Confessions: Erotic Fantasies for Couples (Cleis Press, 2011).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSoul's Road Press
    Release dateOct 7, 2017
    ISBN9781370111374
    New Day, New Life
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    Andrea Dale

    Called a “legendary erotica heavy-hitter” (by the über-legendary Violet Blue), ANDREA DALE writes sizzling erotica with a generous dash of romance. Her work appeared in the LAMBDA-award-winning anthology Lesbian Cowboys: Erotic Adventures and Romantic Times 4.5-star anthology Fairy Tale Lust, as well as about 100 other anthologies from Harlequin Spice, Avon Red, and Cleis Press. She finds passion in rock music, clever words, piercing blue eyes, the wind in her hair, and the scent of the ocean. Visit www.cyvarwydd.com for more information.

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      New Day, New Life - Andrea Dale

      New Day, New Life

      New Day, New Life

      Andrea Dale

      Soul’s Road Press

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      About This Book

      Rachelle survived cancer, giving her a new lease on life.

      On holiday in Prague, she confesses her attraction to women to her husband, Mike.

      Newfound courage and an exotic locale paves the way for a mindblowing erotic adventure they won’t soon forget.

      Standout erotic romance author Andrea Dale weaves yet another sensual tale of steamy sex and passion in New Day, New Life.

      New Day, New Life

      "So, is it everything you hoped for?" Mike asked.

      Rachelle snuggled beneath his arm. And more, she said. I’m here, with you, and I’m healthy. It doesn’t get much better than that.

      Here was Prague; specifically, the wide pedestrian Charles Bridge, the perfect place for a stroll after a dinner of smoked pork and dumplings and cabbage and velvety smooth beer.

      The summer’s night air was a soft caress on her skin. Accents and foreign words slipped around them like the slow-flowing Vltava River under the bridge. Ahead, the Old Town buildings were softly lit.

      She

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