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Red Sage
November 2011
On Sale: November 4, 2011
ISBN: 1603107185
EAN: 9781603107181
Kindle: B0063KUTUW
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LGBTQ | Erotic
AnnaLise and Dietrich Von Freund manage Hunter’s Crossing,
an equestrian center in Hunterdon County, NJ. AnnaLise
mentors her students, providing training and knowledge in
all things equine and in matters of the heart. Dietrich, her
husband of seventeen years, gives quiet support when
estrogen and failed relationships cross paths with
recalcitrant horses and the demands of competition. In Hannah’s Choice, Hannah Reich fulfills a dream; and on
her first dressage horse on the first day of the rest of her
life, the new German ex-Olympic trainer— tall, blond and
very stern Hans Wilhelm—sets her mane and tail on fire. Hans
may be parsimonious with his praise; but he is quick to show
his favorite student that a proper seat requires legs here,
torso there - the touches swimming with sensuality. Hannah
is ready to entrust Hans with more than just her seat but
Hans’ has a complication that arrives unannounced and that
complication threatens to destroy all they’ve worked to build. In The Sweet Scent of Alfalfa, Jessica Berns has been eyeing
Andy, the farmer who delivers hay, for over three years.
Andy can barely string two sentences together around her,
let alone get past his blushing. She invites him to her
bungalow for dinner, determined to break the ice. Andy had
worried that their age difference might be a problem;
Jessica proves to him that he has what it takes to keep up
with a hot shot rider. She discovers Andy is a fellow
equestrian, doing endurance racing with his string of
Arabians. To her surprise, Andy has a son her age, just out
of the military. Jack and Jessica hit it off so well that
Andy backs off, willing to sacrifice his feelings. But how
much is too much when a heart’s desire stands in the way of
another’s happiness?
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