Stormy Love - Sports Menage Romance

By Jenna Payne

Elizabeth Storm was a trust fund baby with parental problems, although hers are a little different from most people's. Despite that, , she is determined to make herself a new life in New York. She has a new high rise apartment she loves. She is doing charitable work that is satisfying, and she is still a voluptuous woman in the big city and thinks now she has it made on her own. 

That is, until she is shopping for jewelry and is caught up in a robbery. Everything spins out of control after that, including an attraction to a couple of NBA stars she runs into during the robbery. As if things couldn't get more complicated she is injured and everything happening to herself and others could be all about her! 

She desperately needs to find out the answers. Especially to her attraction to two good looking athletes. Before long they are rising her Stormy Love to new peaks! 

A Standalone Short Story with No Cliffhanger! 

• Language: English
• Publisher: American Sports Romance Club
• Release date: Nov 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386148524

Book preview

Stormy Love

Prologue

Lizzy walked into the jewelry boutique to cheer herself up. She was going to have to speak to her mother later and that was always a horrible situation. So she figured buying a nice bracelet would lift her spirits. The owner knew her from a month back, the last time she had to speak to her mother.

Hello, Miss Storm, it is good of you to return. Is there anything I can help you with, a problem with your last purchase? The salesman asked. She had to search her memory for his name. She smiled.

I am immensely satisfied with my last purchase, Reginald, and I was wanting to purchase another. I feel the need for a second bracelet, she told him. He was pleased she remembered his name. Reginald was an older man, stout with grey hair and a three-thousand-dollar suit.

Well, Miss Storm we have some wonderful new pieces over here you may be interested in. I am happy you enjoy your first purchase with us, Reginald pulled out a velvet tray of bracelets she was interested in looking at from the many under the glass counter. Then he looked up as another customer came through the door. Lizzy smiled.

Go see what he needs, Reginald, I am going to be a minute looking at these, she told him taking off her coat and setting it with her purse on the counter.

He smiled and moved off greeting the new customer. Lizzy looked over the beautiful pieces. She wanted to buy them all, but despite her trust fund she did not like indulging herself that much. One expensive bracelet would work for today. There was a loose silver chain bracelet with amethysts set all around the metal. She shook her head. She was hard on anything with a clasp. Then she looked at a solid, wide bracelet that would slide over her wrist, but was snug enough to not fall off. It was also silver set with two emeralds and a ruby between them. They were good sized stones too. Wearing it, she raised it up and held it in front of her, looking in the mirror. It fit and looked good. As good as her previous purchase that was on her other wrist. Lizzy had a thing for emeralds and rubys so she decided that she would get that one. It matched her dark red hair and bright green eyes.

She saw in the mirror that Reginald was helping a tall man looking at watches. Actually, Reginald was explaining the watch and the man was looking at her. He saw her see him in the mirror and smiled slightly before returning his attention to Reginald. She realized she recognized him from somewhere, she just could not remember where. Boy, was he tall, though, easily six and a half feet, if not more. Making him over a foot taller than she was. Well-proportioned though, and he also had red hair. His clothes looked designer made. Hmm. Nice looking guy in a jewelry store. She wondered if it would be worth the effort to say hello. He glanced over and saw her checking him out and his smile widened. It was her turn to focus her attention back to the jewelry, embarrassed.

Despite what her parents thought, she was not a slut. She did occasional like to have a good time and human contact was important, she believed. She