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Also by Olivia Brynn:

At Ease, August 2015
e-Book
Taking Her There, August 2013
Hardcover / e-Book
Tessa's Pride, February 2011
e-Book
At Ease, January 2011
e-Book
Last Call, January 2011
e-Book
Position Secured, June 2010
e-Book
Falling Star, October 2009
e-Book
For a Price, September 2009
e-Book

At Ease
Olivia Brynn

August 2015
On Sale: August 18, 2015
Featuring: Tyler Johnson; Jaycee Hanson
ISBN: 1619228807
EAN: 9781619228801
Kindle: B00WYTF3I4
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Romance Contemporary

When the uniform comes off, there’s no holding back. Jaycee Hanson has the best seat in the house in Psych 301. Right behind Tyler Johnson, ROTC captain and star of her erotic fantasies. But while lusting from afar, she’s come to one disappointing conclusion: He doesn’t seem to date outside his race. When an accidental touch near the end of class turns into an impromptu foot rub, the rest of her wet-noodle bones are willing to go anywhere Tyler leads. She just never expected to be led into the nearest stairwell. Tyler isn’t sure what to make of the smart, beautiful woman in his arms. If he’d had any idea Jaycee was interested in him, he would have made a move long ago. But each time he’s looked her way, she’s avoided his gaze. A blissful afternoon at his place seems the start of something special—until objections to their relationship arise from an unexpected source. And Jaycee starts to wonder if sizzling sexual chemistry is enough. This book has been previously published. Warning: Contains a semi-public quickie against a wall, impromptu picnics, and a hero who knows where to draw the line—and it’s not between him and his woman.

Comments

4 comments posted.

Re: At Ease

My favorite word is awesome!
(Denise Austin 1:01pm August 18, 2015)

Favorite word unique.
(Marissa Yip-Young 1:48pm August 18, 2015)

I'm not sure I have a favorite word as there are so many
that are important to me.

My least-favorite word? That's easier to answer. Selfie. I
wish with every fiber of my being to see that word expunged
from the world's vocabulary.
(Edward Washington 9:03pm August 18, 2015)

My least favorite word is horrific. It was used so often on 9/11 that no matter where it's now used it brings me back to that sad day.
(Marcy Shuler 9:07pm August 18, 2015)