I'll Comfort You Tonight: Sierra & Anthony, #1

By Fawn Fallon

Sierra has never given her handsome co-worker, Anthony, much thought.  A young professional in the creative arts, she is generally tempted by stylish, sharply-dressed men.  Anthony, a lighting specialist more at ease in jeans and boots, hasn't caught her eye.  Plus, Sierra has no interest in complicating her work environment with a messy fling or relationship. 

But upon learning that Anthony, who is exceptionally down-to-earth and charming, specializes in giving sensual nights of pampering -- "princess nights" -- to women with broken hearts, Sierra cannot suspend her blooming fantasies about him.

If she escalates the flirting to get what she wants, Sierra will have to concoct a big fib and feign the end of a relationship that never really existed.  However, she isn't the only one with surprises.  On Sierra's very special and intimate night, nothing turns out to be quite what it seems.  Despite all the secrets, can something good and pleasurable emerge between them anyway?

"I'll Comfort You Tonight" is steamy short fiction (6,500 words) and the debut story in the Sierra & Anthony romance series by Fawn Fallon.  It contains mature themes and is intended only for mature readers.  

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fawn Fallon
• Release date: Nov 21, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386282624

Book preview

Chapter 1

Idon't know when I lost control of my fantasies about Anthony.

It must have been gradual.  He began occupying more of my thoughts.  Suddenly, he was the only person I was thinking about, during my daydreams or when I touched myself.  

But this was all so unexpected.  Of all the people at my work, Anthony seemed to be one of the least likely men to captivate my attention so intensely.

My name is Sierra.  I am twenty-six, tall and slender, and quite athletic, especially when it comes to my favorite sporting activity—golf—which I try to indulge in at least a few times per month.  I am naturally a strawberry blond and I wear my hair parted on the side, with large wavy curls that reach the middle of my back.  After I graduated with a bachelor's degree in graphic design and got hired by a large public relations and advertising firm, I ceased wearing foundation makeup and stopped hiding the light freckles peppered across my face.  It's not that I no longer cared about appearing my best, it's just that I finally realized the speckles complemented my features and helped give me a unique and authentic look.  

As the assistant art director, my typical work day included frequent contact and collaboration with artists, models, actors, professional designers and photographers, business leaders, and even sports stars.  Flirting was easy for me.  I did it right—at arm's length, in a jovial manner, always cognizant of invisible boundaries.  I wasn't about to damage my career by acting on an impulse and having a fling with a stud from my work world.  These men tempted me, of course, but I knew anything with them could get messy, so my will-power was never really challenged.

Not, that is, until I got to know Anthony.

Anthony wasn't an artist, athlete, model, or business bigwig.  He was a lighting specialist and worked two