A Taste Of Sin

When Dr. Kelly Sullivan comes back to her small home town to run her ailing father's bar, she couldn't be more thrilled to run into her high school crush, Nick Donovan. Back then she was too young and too bookish to catch his eye. But now she's all grown up... and Nick has noticed.
When Nick Donovan sees Kelly Sullivan serving drinks at his favorite bar, he can't help but notice how much she's changed since high school. Soon he falls in lust - and love. Kelly is beautiful, super-smart, utterly sensual, and most definitely his kind of woman...in and out of bed. But will long nights of passion be enough to convince a big city doctor like Kelly that a hometown crush is the man for her?

Praise For Jami Alden:
“Jami Alden always takes you on a wild ride!
- New York Times best seller Catherine Coulter

“The perfect balance of emotion and romance.”
-New York Times best seller Maya Banks

“Hot and emotionally charged, Jami Alden always delivers.”
-New York Times best seller Shannon McKenna

“A fantastic story that will keep you hot and bothered.”
-Romantic Times Book Reviews for Private Party

“Alden can wring every emotion from her characters.”
-Romantic Times Book Reviews

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A Taste Of Sin

When Dr. Kelly Sullivan comes back to her small home town to run her ailing father's bar, she couldn't be more thrilled to run into her high school crush, Nick Donovan. Back then she was too young and too bookish to catch his eye. But now she's all grown up... and Nick has noticed.
When Nick Donovan sees Kelly Sullivan serving drinks at his favorite bar, he can't help but notice how much she's changed since high school. Soon he falls in lust - and love. Kelly is beautiful, super-smart, utterly sensual, and most definitely his kind of woman...in and out of bed. But will long nights of passion be enough to convince a big city doctor like Kelly that a hometown crush is the man for her?

Praise For Jami Alden:
“Jami Alden always takes you on a wild ride!
- New York Times best seller Catherine Coulter

“The perfect balance of emotion and romance.”
-New York Times best seller Maya Banks

“Hot and emotionally charged, Jami Alden always delivers.”
-New York Times best seller Shannon McKenna

“A fantastic story that will keep you hot and bothered.”
-Romantic Times Book Reviews for Private Party

“Alden can wring every emotion from her characters.”
-Romantic Times Book Reviews

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A Taste Of Sin

A Taste Of Sin

by Jami Alden
A Taste Of Sin

A Taste Of Sin

by Jami Alden

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Overview

When Dr. Kelly Sullivan comes back to her small home town to run her ailing father's bar, she couldn't be more thrilled to run into her high school crush, Nick Donovan. Back then she was too young and too bookish to catch his eye. But now she's all grown up... and Nick has noticed.
When Nick Donovan sees Kelly Sullivan serving drinks at his favorite bar, he can't help but notice how much she's changed since high school. Soon he falls in lust - and love. Kelly is beautiful, super-smart, utterly sensual, and most definitely his kind of woman...in and out of bed. But will long nights of passion be enough to convince a big city doctor like Kelly that a hometown crush is the man for her?

Praise For Jami Alden:
“Jami Alden always takes you on a wild ride!
- New York Times best seller Catherine Coulter

“The perfect balance of emotion and romance.”
-New York Times best seller Maya Banks

“Hot and emotionally charged, Jami Alden always delivers.”
-New York Times best seller Shannon McKenna

“A fantastic story that will keep you hot and bothered.”
-Romantic Times Book Reviews for Private Party

“Alden can wring every emotion from her characters.”
-Romantic Times Book Reviews


Product Details

BN ID: 2940151857383
Publisher: Jami Alden
Publication date: 04/06/2015
Series: Donovan Brothers
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 196 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

Like so many romance readers, my first romance novel was by Kathleen Woodiwiss - The Flame and the Flower, to be exact. I was thirteen. I spent the next month ignoring my friends while I worked my way through her back list. Shortly thereafter I discovered Judith McNaught, Johanna Lindsey, Karen Robards, Catherine Coulter, Shirlee Busbee among others, and devoured their lavish historical epics full of overbearing alpha males and the women who brought them to their knees. I was hooked. My high school teachers marveled at my ability to read romance novels under the desk and still score straight A's. I started to imagine myself, living in a cabin in the mountains somewhere, writing romance novels. It took me quite awhile to pursue my dream. After graduating from Stanford with a degree in English Literature, I worked in a variety of not so interesting admin jobs before I began my career in marketing. It wasn't exactly my dream job, but at least my writing appeared on several web sites and in many software marketing brochures. Unfortunately I wasn't able to fit the phrase "and her loins melted like hot wax" into any of them. During my stint as the world's surliest receptionist, I took my first stab at writing. The result was a very melodramatic western historical which reads like a bad Elizabeth Lowell rip off. It's currently languishing on my hard drive, forever stuck on page 330. Then in fall 2001 I had an incredible stroke of luck and got laid off from my marketing job. I decided it was time to stop saying I wanted to be a writer and to actually give it a serious go. Fortunately my husband, a socially well adjusted alpha male, is a very generous patron of the arts. Four years later, I sold my first book and now I'm pretty much living the dream of getting paid to write romance. I don't live in a cabin in the mountains, but I do live in a rural-ish town near San Francisco (hey, we have deer and bunnies, along with the occasional coyote) with my husband, 2 sons, and a dog who patiently listens to my dialogue and helps me work out plot points. When I'm not writing, I enjoy running, reading, cooking, and watching a brain numbing quantity of food network programming.

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