Blue Mondays: The Complete Series

by Emily Dubberley

Overview

When Lucy Green sees a stranger drop his wallet on the Tube, it's the beginning of a cat-and-mouse relationship that enlightens, frustrates and arouses her in equal measure.

She follows him to give it back, and is soon drawn into a situation
she never dreamed possible, behaving in a way she never thought she would. She seems to respond to Ben at some animal level, and it's frightening. Should she follow her head, say goodbye and carry on her way to work? Or go with him and explore her adventurous side?

Contemporary romance with a sizzling erotic element.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781444793550
Publisher:	Hodder
Publication date:	10/23/2014
Sold by:	Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format:	eBook
File size:	374 KB

About the Author

Emily is the founder of cliterati.co.uk, the UK's original female-focussed erotica site. She has had 27 books published internationally, including two fundraising erotica anthologies for Macmillan Cancer Support. She has written for titles including Glamour, Psychology Tomorrow, the Sunday Mirror and Cosmopolitan.

Editorial Reviews

"This thoroughly refreshing, engaging erotic novel defies easy categorization...this naughty bildungsroman (the the late twenties crowd) is a fantastic addition to any erotica collection." —Library Journal

From the Publisher

★ 04/01/2015
Lucy Green is a 28-year-old Londoner stewing in the unpleasantness of her daily commute when an attractive stranger strikes up a conversation over perfume. She finds herself drawn to him, so much so that she interrupts her routine to return his lost wallet personally. Her act of heroism leads to an entire day of skipping work in favor of a beach adventure with Ben, who not only turns on her body but broadens her mind, making her question the direction in which her life has been going. As the two dance in and out of each other's lives, Lucy realizes that she's been sacrificing elements of herself for years in an attempt to please toxic friends and to succeed at a job that she doesn't even enjoy. This thoroughly refreshing, engaging erotic novel defies easy categorization. Dubberley (Garden of Desires; Sex for Busy People) does an admirable job of avoiding clichés; Ben, though handsome and mysterious, is far from the cold, arrogant, emotionally unavailable male love interest that can be found a dime a dozen in contemporary mainstream erotica, and Lucy is adamant about prioritizing her personal development above the pressure to be in an exclusive, heterosexual relationship. Though Lucy values her blossoming romance with Ben, she also loves her time alone, as evidenced by the novel's unconventional, though far from unhappy, closing scene. VERDICT With witty banter, hot sex, and plenty of heart, this naughty bildungsroman (for the late twenties crowd) is a fantastic addition to any erotica collection.

Library Journal