Damien

By Em Brown

“Ms. Brown has written a tantalizing tale full of hot sex...a very sexy and sometimes funny read that will definitely put a smile on your face.” – Coffee Time Romance review

An embarrassing assumption about a hot dad lands Margaret in trouble...the sexy kind.

This short story was formerly published in Hot Dads: The DILF Anthology.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Em Brown
• Release date: Jul 4, 2018
• ISBN: 9781942822547

Em Brown

After accidentally flashing an audience with her knickers, Em Brown decided that writing was a safer activity. She enjoys writing romance, particularly erotic historicals. For more about her works, visit www.EroticHistoricals.com.

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DAMIEN

Life for Margaret Bailey was going well – extremely well – until Damien Rohnert walked into it, rattling her complacency to its core.

The loud rumble of a motorcycle greeted her ears the first day on the set of a new play she was, for the first time in her life, starring in. Co-starring, rather. And while the beautiful Brianna Hutchins was still the top name on the playbill, it was close enough for Margaret. The little community theater nestled among the vineyards of Sonoma County was producing a play from Off-Off-Broadway about two sisters in love with the same man, only he would turn out to be gay and choose a male lover in the end, leaving the sisters the difficult task of repairing their relationship with each other.

It was an obnoxious sound, Margaret thought of the motorcycle. Out of character for the quiet and charm that she had come to love about this part of Northern California. She had moved up here, giving up her apartment in Oakland, to escape noises such as this.

Ladies and gentleman, the man of the hour is here, the artistic director announced to the cast sitting about the table for their first reading of the play.

In walked the tall driver of the