Club Extase Part 2: Club Extase Series, #2

By E.J. Adams

Justin Renaud sleeps with women but never offers any commitment. He doesn't have to. He likes it that way; it is uncomplicated. Rachel Cooper is looking for "Mr. Right" and the relationship that will last.

Justin and Rachel are all wrong for each other, but when they meet there is an undeniable attraction. Justin must decide if he is willing to complicate his life to be with her. Rachel must decide if she is willing to find out if "Mr. Wrong" could turn out to be "Mr. Right."

• Language: English
• Publisher: E.J. Adams Romance
• Release date: May 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386242895

E.J. Adams

E.J. Adams is the author of several successful Steamy Contemporary Romance series, with over 500,000 eBooks downloaded to date.  She is a romantic at heart and likes her characters to find their Happily Ever After. Her books offer moments of drama, humor, and heartache along the way. E.J.’s leading men are strong, but flawed, males. Her leading women are sweet, smart, and independent. E.J. writes romance you can get swept up by and takes you away.

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Chapter 1

Justin Renaud

Where are you going? asked Sarah as she sat up in the bed. Or was it Susan?

I have an afternoon meeting. I told you that already.

What was she complaining about? By her own admission, she just had the most incredible sex of her life. I suppose she could have been lying. But I doubted it. Women always wanted more sex with me.

Just a little while longer? she whined.

I hated whining. Well, unless the whining came from sexual pleasure. I hadn't minded Sarah, or Susan, or whatever the fuck her name was, whining in bed. But now her tone just annoyed me.

Sorry, babe. Maybe some other time.

Really? I'd love that. When are you free?

I also hated when they acted desperate. Shit. She had a smoking hot body. She was better than average in bed. And she gave a very nice blow job. I doubted that she spent many nights alone.

Maybe next week, was all I said.

Hell, if I had a free night, I'd fuck her again. But I didn't want to commit to anything. I never have before because I don't have to. I like to keep my options open.

Okay. You'll call me?

If I have time next week. But I'm sure you won't be lonely without me.

What's that supposed to mean? Are you suggesting I'm a slut?

I don't mean to suggest anything.

Then what are you saying?

That you are good at sex. You must be experienced. I have a lot of experience with varied women. I can tell when my partner also has experience. I flashed her a smile.

She seemed to blush a little. You really think I'm that good in bed?

Oh jeez. Did she really need my validation? Every once in a while I got a self-doubter like Sarah, or whatever her name is. Why couldn't they just be happy with the great sex and leave it at that?

You were great. I gotta run.

I exited the hotel room and closed the door behind me. I felt a little bad for her. But I'm always up front with a woman before we have sex. I was honest with Sarah (yes, now that I thought it over it was Sarah – Like the Hall & Oates song). That's just how it was with me.

Some people would say that I'm a jerk when it comes to women. An arrogant jerk. Maybe I am. But the women I have sex with never complain. They always want more.

I don't want to commit to a relationship. My parents had a terrible marriage and a nasty divorce. A lot of my friends have parents who are also divorced. I don't need that shit in my life. My way is easier – uncomplicated.

I want to focus on my business. At just 25 years old, I'm the co-owner and manager of Club Extase. Within a week of opening, Club Extase has generated a lot of positive buzz. I've just hired a new advertising agency to help keep Club Extase the hottest night club in Manhattan.

Running a business is tough enough. I don't need a relationship to complicate my life. I certainly don't need the type of relationship my parents had. As long as there are women who are willing to have sex with me without a commitment, I see no need to change.

I hailed a cab. I only had a half hour before my meeting. Rachel Cooper from Jacobs & Sloane advertising agency was coming by the club to go over the new ad campaign. I wondered if Rachel Cooper was hot.

The prospect of a relationship with a business associate probably wasn't advisable. Since I don't do relationships, I was