Read Online Always Mr. Wrong by Joanne Rawson - Free Book Online Page A
Authors: Joanne Rawson
Tags: Romance, Chic-lit, Lust, Short-Story, Christmas, love, mother daughter relationship, restless, get laid, mr wrong, joanne rawson, something missing, unlucky in love, always mr wrong
Ads: Link
emptier
and emptier.
“We can’t go back, but we can move on from
where we left off, the part when I ask you to marry me. But this
time only marriage. No houses, no au pairs, and no babies.”
Flinging my arms around his neck, I smothered
him in kisses. Taking a breath, I tilted my head back to look at
him. “Guy Foreman, I would love to marry you.”
His mouth came down on mine, and his hot
tongue plunged into my mouth, rolling it around mine. His hands
tugged at my shirt, pulling it out of my skirt. This was no
schoolboy fumble as his fingers unzipped my skirt with expertise,
cupping his large hands around my bottom, pulling me into his
firmness.
Kissing down my neck, nuzzling at my ear, his
hot breath filled my body with a blazing desire of passion. Yes,
this was an experienced man, but I was right. This was the man I
wanted to spend the rest of my life with.
“Clare,” he whispered seductively. “I love
you so much I want you right here, right now.”
Not sure of what happened next, I recall
sweeping the kitchen table clear of the fruit bowl and magazines.
It all seemed to happen in a sexual frenzy of passion, lust, and
confirming our love to each other. However, the next thing I
recalled was Guy and me naked on the kitchen table, Guy on top of
me, a bottle of chocolate sauce, and a trifle Sponge Finger in his
hands. I lay with my head hanging off the edge of the table,
squealing in pleasure as Eleanor walked through the doorway.
As casual as if Guy and I were playing
scrabble she asked, “Do you two ever lock a door?”
About the Author
Joanne Rawson was born and brought up in Derbyshire England.
After leaving college in 1984, she headed off to be an au pair in
the Loire Valley, France for one year. Returning to England, Joanne
worked for Derbyshire Education Authority in special education and
then for Derbyshire Social Services, working with adults with
learning and physical difficulties. In 2005, Joanne and her husband
gave up their hectic lifestyle, after ten years of managing branded
restaurants around London’s M25, and now spends her time in
England, Goa and Malaysia, writing romantic novels and short
stories.
Visit Joanne's
blog:
http://authorjoannerawson.blogspot.com/
Other
stories by the Joanne Rawson
with Melange
“ Learner
Mum ” in Having my Baby anthology
For Better or For
Worse
No Strings
Attached
Angel of
Kindness
Turn the page for more books
available
from Melange Books
Also Available
From Melange Books
Angel of Kindness
by Joanne Rawson
Megan Shepard was not looking forward to
Christmas. Now divorced, all she had to look forward to was
spending Christmas in Derbyshire, with her sixty four year old,
bisexual, hippie mother, and a scrawny little sapling tree,
overdressed with cheap decorations from the pound shop. However,
her friends had other ideas, like taking her to Pinkie's Night
Club, their old stomping ground as teenagers. This brought back
memories of rah-rah skirts, fishnets, and legwarmers dancing to
Madonna, until the DJ played The Power of Love, whereupon Richie
King would take her hand and lead her to the dance floor.
Seeing Richie leaning against the bar in his
unforgettable Danny Zucko pose, she knows the right thing to do
would be to walk in the opposite direction, yet finds herself
walking straight to him, and taking the advice of her
unconventional mother. Swept off her feet to the winter wonderland
of Manchester's Christmas Market, romantic walks in the snow of the
Derbyshire Peak District, and fireside dinners, she has to wonder
if Richie really changed, or has he something to hide?
Also Available
From Melange Books
For Better or For Worse
by Joanne Rawson
Take a trip to the steamy side of English
suburbia. To the envying eyes of the locals, three ordinary women
in their forties seem to have wonderful families and excellent
careers. Or do they?
Annie Fitzgerald's perfect
and emptier.
“We can’t go back, but we can move on from
where we left off, the part when I ask you to marry me. But this
time only marriage. No houses, no au pairs, and no babies.”
Flinging my arms around his neck, I smothered
him in kisses. Taking a breath, I tilted my head back to look at
him. “Guy Foreman, I would love to marry you.”
His mouth came down on mine, and his hot
tongue plunged into my mouth, rolling it around mine. His hands
tugged at my shirt, pulling it out of my skirt. This was no
schoolboy fumble as his fingers unzipped my skirt with expertise,
cupping his large hands around my bottom, pulling me into his
firmness.
Kissing down my neck, nuzzling at my ear, his
hot breath filled my body with a blazing desire of passion. Yes,
this was an experienced man, but I was right. This was the man I
wanted to spend the rest of my life with.
“Clare,” he whispered seductively. “I love
you so much I want you right here, right now.”
Not sure of what happened next, I recall
sweeping the kitchen table clear of the fruit bowl and magazines.
It all seemed to happen in a sexual frenzy of passion, lust, and
confirming our love to each other. However, the next thing I
recalled was Guy and me naked on the kitchen table, Guy on top of
me, a bottle of chocolate sauce, and a trifle Sponge Finger in his
hands. I lay with my head hanging off the edge of the table,
squealing in pleasure as Eleanor walked through the doorway.
As casual as if Guy and I were playing
scrabble she asked, “Do you two ever lock a door?”
About the Author
Joanne Rawson was born and brought up in Derbyshire England.
After leaving college in 1984, she headed off to be an au pair in
the Loire Valley, France for one year. Returning to England, Joanne
worked for Derbyshire Education Authority in special education and
then for Derbyshire Social Services, working with adults with
learning and physical difficulties. In 2005, Joanne and her husband
gave up their hectic lifestyle, after ten years of managing branded
restaurants around London’s M25, and now spends her time in
England, Goa and Malaysia, writing romantic novels and short
stories.
Visit Joanne's
blog:
http://authorjoannerawson.blogspot.com/
Other
stories by the Joanne Rawson
with Melange
“ Learner
Mum ” in Having my Baby anthology
For Better or For
Worse
No Strings
Attached
Angel of
Kindness
Turn the page for more books
available
from Melange Books
Also Available
From Melange Books
Angel of Kindness
by Joanne Rawson
Megan Shepard was not looking forward to
Christmas. Now divorced, all she had to look forward to was
spending Christmas in Derbyshire, with her sixty four year old,
bisexual, hippie mother, and a scrawny little sapling tree,
overdressed with cheap decorations from the pound shop. However,
her friends had other ideas, like taking her to Pinkie's Night
Club, their old stomping ground as teenagers. This brought back
memories of rah-rah skirts, fishnets, and legwarmers dancing to
Madonna, until the DJ played The Power of Love, whereupon Richie
King would take her hand and lead her to the dance floor.
Seeing Richie leaning against the bar in his
unforgettable Danny Zucko pose, she knows the right thing to do
would be to walk in the opposite direction, yet finds herself
walking straight to him, and taking the advice of her
unconventional mother. Swept off her feet to the winter wonderland
of Manchester's Christmas Market, romantic walks in the snow of the
Derbyshire Peak District, and fireside dinners, she has to wonder
if Richie really changed, or has he something to hide?
Also Available
From Melange Books
For Better or For Worse
by Joanne Rawson
Take a trip to the steamy side of English
suburbia. To the envying eyes of the locals, three ordinary women
in their forties seem to have wonderful families and excellent
careers. Or do they?
Annie Fitzgerald's perfect
Similar Books
