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A Dominant policewoman, fresh from the mean city streets, finds her perfect match in a curvy small-town, bicycle cop... Note: This original 5100-word short story may be short in length, but it's not short in passion! Amazon Review:   Typically FF is not something I would go searching for when I'm looking for something to read. However, I a a huge fan of Delilah Devlin and would read anything of hers I can get my hands on. That being said, I found The Only Game in Town to be a quick but incredibly hot read. If you're looking for a short, steamy read you can't go wrong with Delilah Devlin.  

When coming between three brothers, it’s best to just let go. Lone Star Lovers , Book 8 Angelina Flores lived a perfect ranch-kid childhood, complete with three princes on horseback who treated their housekeeper’s daughter like a princess. At age eighteen, the fairytale came crashing down when she realized she had to choose between Brand, Nate and Eli McAffee. And when she did choose one—she lost all three. She’s older now. Wiser, thanks to her college education and a few years’ distance. A distance she’d planned to maintain…until her mother begs her to fill in at the ranch while she takes care of a sick relative. The minute her boots hit the front porch, the memories come flooding back, right along with the hunger. It’s tough to put the past behind her when temptation is so close. Especially since the brothers seem bound and determined to woo her. Separately. Together. Whatever it takes to keep her right where she belongs—in their arms. Warning: Three cowboys all ai...

Fraternizing has never been this sexy!  Note: This original 6600-word short story may be short in length, but it’s not short in passion!  Amazon Review:  I've seen a recent trend of step-brother erotica and I have to admit that a good portion of it is so over the top I spend most of the time rolling my eyes at what passes for an erotic short. I mean, yes, we get it, your parents were married at some point making the two of you some sort of extended family at best, at worse, strangers in a house that were forced to be cordial to each other at dinner and holidays. But realistically, you're not related, so stop with the whining about how wrong it is already and either do it or don't. That being said, I have greatly enjoyed Devlin's other stories, both the short ones and the lengthier ones, so I was curious as to how this would pan out. That being said, I was impressed by how well the story flowed. If there was a moral dilemma to speak of it was over ...