Bücher von Clea Jones

Geraldine wants to be taken… out of herself...? … higher? … to a better and brighter future? … or simply, brutally, without any say in the matter, taken...?Life's going well for Geraldine, running an antique jewelry store in a seaside town, with a pretty face and reputation for dependability and honesty and a good-natured, reliable fiancé in tow… until Richard Broughton appears in Clifton, arrogant, overbearing, stunningly attractive, quite possibly involved with Geraldine's bitchy boss, Helga, and insisting he knows more about antique jewelry than Geraldine.Is the butterfly brooch in the shop window that Geraldine purchased for a couple of dollars really genuine Fabergé, or is Richard merely trying to get her to lose her head?

Just because Loretta is Jethro Mann's number one fan doesn't mean she's a pushover. In fact, Loretta is stronger and more independent than she looks. Just because every lyric Jethro writes and every note he sings and every guitar riff he plays pierces her to her very soul doesn't mean that she can't save the wild man rock star from himself.A chance meeting in a music shop. Loretta's voice, bringing Jethro's love song back to life. Love is inevitable, but when a vengeful groupie brings false charges against Jethro, and Loretta's ex, a wannabe journalist, is canceling the rock star in the press, can even the strongest love survive?A standalone novel, 26,000 words.

Farrah and Saskia are good neighbors, and good friends too, but can their friendship survive with Farrah happily married and loyal to her husband, Stephen, and Saskia working as a high-class hooker, especially as Stephen's away so often on business trips and Saskia's having problems with a VIP client, passionate, hot-headed, sexually brutal Senator Robert Jones?A moment's indiscretion. A mistaken house number. A ring at the wrong doorbell, and Farrah is plunged into a world of high-stakes, dangerous sex, unsure whether Saskia is trying to protect her or lure her into a life that will destroy her marriage?A 33,000 word standalone novel.