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The Forthcoming: R. Moreen Clarke - Quench My Thirst

 
 
Every wild desire, every illicit fantasy will be indulged—with pleasure. These men know how to leave their women breathless. For they live true to their motto: keep the customer very, very satisfied...
 
Trevor Calhoun and Damian Adams are ambitious, hotshot salesmen—by day. By night, they’re selling something very different—soul-searing bliss. Smooth, skilled, and oh so fine, there’s no appetite they can’t satisfy. That is, if the price is right. All it takes is a phone call, and these hunks of chocolate perfection are primed for action, ready to fulfill the secret needs of well-to-do Chicago women.
 
Women like Denise, a pillar of her community—with x-rated fantasies that would make the church ladies gasp. Or Agnes, the aggressive, high-powered lawyer who demands complete control, in and out of the bedroom. Nina, the beautiful, insatiable celebrity who’ll get her freak on anywhere, anytime. And Paige, vulnerable and shy, but with a hidden fire that Trevor can stoke to an explosive inferno. Every woman with a different craving, but with one thing in common—they all want Trevor and Damian. And these gorgeous, gifted studs are happy to oblige…
 

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