La dernière chanson d'amour

Lucinda Riley

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What happens when you overhear your wife describe your sex life as just fine?

Unfortunately, some serious eye opening.

Emily
With a great job, kickass friends, and an amazing husband, Emily Maxwell knows her life is better than most. She was happy with her job, had girls' night once a month, and her husband was gorgeous on top of being successful. Married for fifteen years and with the same friends that she's had since college, Emily has no cause for complaint, she really doesn't.

Well...almost no cause for complaint. While her marriage is a good one, it lacks the passion that it'd once had. Though her husband treated her like a gem, he treated her like a squeaky-clean gem. A squeaky-clean gem that hasn't had sex up against the wall in years. Granted, with so many other blessings in her life, the lack of fire in the bedroom was a small price to pay for everything else.

Marcus
With a successful business, good friends, and an amazing wife, Marcus Maxwell knows his life is better than most. He was pleased with his job, had plenty of friends, and his wife was the most beautiful thing he's ever seen. Married for fifteen years and with a thriving construction business, Marcus has no cause for complaint as long as he has his wife with him, he really doesn't.

Well...almost no cause for complaint. While his marriage is a good one, he sometimes thinks it's too perfect. With no children to take away from the spark in his marriage, he often wonders if there should be more going on in the bedroom. And the kitchen. And the living room. And the bathroom. And the office. And the backyard. Hell, even the front yard.

When everything starts being taken for granted...
After Emily overhears Marcus talking about the best sex of his life and hears how it's not with her, she makes the mistake of ignoring the issue and concentrates on all the other good things in her marriage. Soon, their sex life become lackluster, but sex isn't everything, right?

After Marcus overhears Emily describing their sex life as just fine, he takes immediate offense because he's a guy and guys are super stupid sometimes. Now, while it's not like he needs a blue ribbon pinned on his...uh, manhood for a job well done, he still takes exception to his wife's choice of adjectives.

When an attempt at shower sex goes horribly wrong, Marcus confronts Emily about their 'just fine' sex life, and he ends up with a lot more than he had bargained for. Realizing how much he's failed his wife, Marcus pulls out all the stops, and nothing will stop him from proving just what she means to him.

NOTE: This book contains adult language, adult situations, and explicit sexual encounters. If sensitive to any of the aforementioned issues, please do not purchase.

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