Teacher and artist, Joy Hightower gets the lucky
opportunity to work on a Hollywood set with her uncle who
is the makeup department head on the big film called
Maritime. As Joy gets to work and fans her brushes over the
masked and costumed actor with a killer body, she doesn't
realize that she is actually body painting the big shot "A"
list actor, Everett Hughes. In an encounter that is sure to
be the most erotic of her life, Joy leaves the set with the
hope that she may see the actor once again.
However, because of some miscommunication, Joy believes
that she has been stood up and promptly dismisses the whole
idea of dating an actor. After all, she has more pressing
matters to attend to. Joy has been diagnosed with cancer
and in EXPOSED TO YOU, her sickness very much determines
how freely she lives her life. More so, it determines whom she
lets close.
EXPOSED TO YOU is a stunningly sexy, deeply erotic story
that does not simply skim the edges to bring you a sexy
book. Beth Kery infuses each scene with so much heart that,
in addition to the heat, there is a vulnerability that lies
within, making it an emotional story about recovery as well.
I went into EXPOSED TO YOU with a guarded heart because I knew
that Everett is a big movie star. I was expecting the
conventional attitudes of a well-known actor. However,
Everett was never cocky or too smooth for his own good.
Kery dismisses typical stereotypes and rewrites them to
create a hero that is swoon-worthy, sensible and sweet.
Everett crashed any expectations I had of him and surprised
me in a good way.
Brimming with sexual tension and thought-provoking emotion,
Beth Kery has delivered a sexy story with substance.
EXPOSED TO YOU is sweet and spicy in equal measures and
paired with an almost too perfect hero, you've got a keeper!
Losing control is just the beginning... "What would you do if the sexiest man in the world was bent on bringing you unbearable pleasure again and again? Joy Hightower wasn't sure she could survive the experience...or live without it." It's not often you're hired to paint a body tattoo--and what a body--on a total stranger at a Hollywood film set. A reserved and careful art teacher, Joy would never forget it. In a rare fit of raw desire she gave herself completely, knowing she'd never see him again, or ever repeat such a shameless, naked impulse. Little did she know, the man with whom she shared that lightning bolt of lust was star Everett Hughes. For Everett, women and sex came as easily as fame. But how could he hope to convince the guarded Joy that beneath the hard body and sexy façade of celebrity was a real man who wanted only one, real woman? In the heat of an intoxicating affair, Everett endeavors to break down her barriers, gain her trust, and expose himself as the real deal. But can Joy do the same, and reveal to him the vulnerable woman who longs to be loved, wanted, and desired forever?