Just Good Friends: Book 6 In The Guild Series

By Alyssia Cherry

After a wild night with her mystery man, Gemma can’t face her husband, and stays the night with her best friend Amelia instead. But Gemma is confused and still turned on from her experience, and Amelia is both a welcome refuge and the sexiest woman Gemma knows.... Who knows what could happen?

This erotic story of uncontrollable desire and sexual self-discovery is the sixth short story in the Guild series.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alyssia Cherry
• Release date: Aug 18, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005488529

Alyssia Cherry

Alyssia (Lissy to her friends) grew up in a small, rural village in Wiltshire before moving to London in search of bright lights and excitement. She definitely found both of those things! Her experiences in London have led her to the world of erotic romance writing, and she is currently writing a series of short erotic stories set around a mysterious Guild.

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BOOK 6 IN THE GUILD SERIES

Just Good Friends

By Alyssia Cherry

Copyright 2020 Alyssia Cherry

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OTHER TITLES IN THE GUILD SERIES

Book 1: Off The Rails

Book 2: In Hot Water

Book 3: Raise The Bar

Book 4: Eyes On You

Book 5: On The Edge

The party had gone on until after 3am; the venue had kindly let us carry on as long as we wanted with the proviso that they would be sending us the updated invoice with their hourly rate the following day. Matty and Stella, my bosses, had magnificently brushed away the question of cost, and merely ordered more champagne to alternate with the cocktails of their newly launched vodka. The members of the press were in equal parts delighted and hammered. There had definitely been some questionable sex, drugs and rock and roll going on in the bathrooms. People had been dancing on tables; it had been a dancing on tables party. Was there any greater indication of success? I thought not.

As for me, I was absolutely flying. I was thrilled at the success of my company’s launch party, and my part in it. I had danced on tables with the best of them, and had had an amazing time with my friends - because they were friends, not just