‘Just Another Winter’s Tale’ was only published 24 hours ago and yet, the wonderful Melanie Duncan has submitted a 5 star review already!  What a gem!

What a gorgeous extension of a previous short story. Utterly sexy as per the great writing! A lovely festive hug in a book. Read it in one sitting as I always do with Fenella’s books. Keep writing!

 

 

Best enjoyed snuggled up under a blanket, in front of a roaring log fire, this is a happy, feel-good erotic romance, designed to put a smile on your face over the festive season. 

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It’s Christmas Eve and an unsuspecting Emily loses control of her car in a snowstorm. On the negative side, thanks to getting up close and personal with an Oak tree, Emily’s car looks to be a write off. On the positive side, she discovers her situation isn’t unique and quickly joins forces with Sam, accompanying him to a nearby village in search of food, comfort and shelter.

As the freezing snow piles up around the window ledges outside, safe within their warm, snug accommodation, two strangers quickly discover how things can hot up when desire is allowed to run its natural course. The next day, following a night of intense passion, they continue their journey onwards together. But will they manage to see their respective families on Christmas Day, or might more pressing physical needs hamper their progress?

Please click here to enjoy a preview of the first few chapters.

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Fenella Ashworth

Fenella Ashworth is a British author of contemporary erotic fiction.  All of her stories are available from Amazon and free for those with Kindle Unlimited access.  Her best known novels are ‘To Love, Honour and Oh Pay’, ‘One Hot Wynter’s Night’ and the Daniel Lawson series.
Fenella also releases stories on BooksieSilk, Booksie, Lush Stories and Literotica, and is often visible in the Literotica ‘Erotic Couplings’ Hall of Fame (Top Rated).
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