Going Under
Falling Under TrilogyBook One
Jeffe Kennedy
Genre: Erotic Romance
Book Description:
Knowing all too well the damage online trolls can inflict, game designer Emily Bartwell takes privacy seriously. Living in solitude and working remotely under a male alias gives her a sense of security. The sexy writer renting the house next door ignites desires she’d forgotten she had, and when he invites her to play games of a very different sort, Em is ready and willing. Even if it means breaking all her own rules to abide by his.
Undercover tech reporter Fox Mullins is so close to the biggest scoop of his career: finding the elusive programmer Phoenix. An increasingly erotic adventure with his reserved but passionate new neighbor is the ideal way to heat up the chilly Pacific Northwest nights as he tracks the brilliant gamer.
At first Fox is happy to help Em explore her newly awakened kinky side, no holds barred, no strings attached. But as they push the limits of intimacy, both physical and emotional, Fox discovers he’s not the only one keeping secrets. And revealing hers may mean betraying the one woman who embodies everything he desires.
About the Author:
Jeffe Kennedy is an award-winning author with
a writing career that spans decades. Her fantasy BDSM romance, Petals and
Thorns, originally published under the pen name Jennifer Paris, has won several
reader awards. Sapphire, the first book in the Facets of Passion series, has
placed first in multiple romance contests and the follow-up, Platinum, is
climbing the charts. Her most recent works include three fiction series: the
fantasy romance novels of A Covenant of Thorns, the contemporary BDSM novellas
of the Facets of Passion, and the post-apocalyptic vampire erotica of the Blood
Currency.
She is currently working on Master of the
Opera and The Twelve Kingdoms, a fantasy trilogy.
Jeffe lives in Santa Fe, with two Maine coon
cats, a border collie, plentiful free-range lizards and a Doctor of Oriental
Medicine. Jeffe can be found online at her website: JeffeKennedy.com or every
Sunday at the popular Word Whores blog.
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