New
Release!
Singapore
Fling:
Asian
Adventures
Book
1
By
Lisabet
Sarai
Contemporary multicultural erotic
romance
(X
rated)
7,300 words
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#Singapore #Bangkok #multicultural #technology
#startup #kink #Chinatown #lingerie
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Line
In
the
cleanest
city
in
Asia,
things
can
still
get
messy.
Long
Blurb
Thai entrepreneur Ploy
Kaewkornwattanasakul
has
come
to
Singapore
to
close
a
deal.
Ploy
needs
to
convince
tech
whiz
Jason
Chow
to
license
his
ground-breaking
innovation
to
her
company
on
favorable
terms.
The
future
of
her
startup
depends
on
her
negotiating
skill.
When
she
meets
Jason,
though,
she
realizes
she
wants
not
just
the
invention,
but
the
inventor,
too.
Jason Chow is a brilliant engineer, a successful businessman and
a
bit
of
a
rebel.
He’s attracted
to
Ploy
from
the
moment
he
sets
eyes
on
her.
However,
he
doesn’t dare
respond
to
her
advances,
for
fear
she’ll
discover
his
secret
vice.
Ploy doesn’t understand why the sexy CEO has rejected her. She figures she’ll have to content herself with the cold comfort of a signed contract—unless the strength of Jason’s desire overwhelms his shame.
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PG
Excerpt
No
sooner
had
Ploy
pushed
the
dish
away
than
a
uniformed
staff
member
rolled
up
next
to
her
with
a
plastic
bin
of
dirty
utensils.
It
took
no
more
than
a
few
seconds
for
the
employee
to
grab
the
bowl,
balance
it
on
top
of
a
pile,
wipe
the
table
clean,
and
disappear.
Ploy
glanced
around
the
open
space.
Every
table
was
full,
most
with
multiple
people,
eating
with
single-minded
determination.
Clearly
at
the
height
of
lunch
hour,
available
tables
were
rare.
Throughput
was
critical.
Probably
she
should
vacate
her
table,
but
she
didn’t like
feeling
pressured.
Anyway,
she’d just
paid
the
equivalent
of
two
hundred
baht
for
a
single
bowl
of
not-very-exciting
noodles.
For
that
price,
she
could
buy
a
full
dinner
in
Bangkok.
She
had
the
right
to
sit
here
for
a
while.
She
glanced
around
at
the
other
customers
in
the
busy,
noisy
hawker
center,
a
mixture
of
shoppers
and
business
people
judging
by
their
clothing.
Most
alternated
between
animated
conversation
and
shoveling
food
into
their
mouths.
Others
sat
glued
to
their
phones,
swiping
away
with
one
hand
while
manipulating
chopsticks
in
the
other.
Everyone
seemed
to
be
in
a
hurry.
Three
tables
away,
though,
she
noticed
an
anomaly:
a
solitary
young
man,
reading
a
hard
cover
book.
She
couldn’t make
out
the
title
at
that
distance—it
could
have
been
in
Chinese,
for
all
she
could
tell—but
whatever
it
was,
it
completely
engrossed
him.
He
was
oblivious
to
the
bustle
around
him,
including
the
frequent
accusatory
looks
he
received
from
the
cleaning
staff.
A
real,
printed
book!
Ploy
was
surprised
to
see
anyone
his
age
opting
for
dead
trees
as
opposed
to
a
touch
screen.
There
was
nothing
remarkable
about
the
man
himself.
A
bit
taller
than
average
for
a
Singaporean,
slender
but
not
skinny,
he
had
typical
Chinese
features.
He
wore
the
dark
pants
and
white
shirt,
sleeves
rolled
up,
that
was
the
common
business
uniform
in
the
steamy
climate.
His
slightly
shaggy
black
hair
fell
into
his
eyes
as
he
bent
over
the
book.
A
pair
of
dark-framed
glasses
and
a
phone
rested
on
the
table
next
to
him.
Something
about
his
utter
stillness
drew
her,
though.
Attracted
her,
in
fact.
She
found
his
focused
concentration
exciting.
This
was
a
man
with
a
powerful
will,
a
person
who
had
no
difficulty
ignoring
what
did
not
concern
him.
A
bit
of
a
rebel,
too,
given
his
willingness
to
flaunt
social
convention
in
this
aggressively
polite
city.
Like
her,
he
wasn’t about
to
bow
to
the
unreasonable
demands
of
his
inferiors.
About
Lisabet
Lisabet Sarai has been addicted to words all her life. She began reading when she was four. She wrote her first story at five years old and her first poem at seven. Since then, she has written plays, tutorials, scholarly articles, marketing brochures, software specifications, self-help books, press releases, a
five-hundred
page
dissertation,
and
lots
of
erotica
and
erotic
romance
– nearly
one
hundred
titles,
and
counting,
in
nearly
every
sub-genre—paranormal, scifi, ménage, BDSM, GLBT, and more. Regardless of the genre, every one of her stories illustrates her motto: Imagination is the ultimate aphrodisiac.
You’ll
find
information
and
excerpts
from
all
Lisabet’s books
on
her
website
(http://www.lisabetsarai.com/books.html),
along
with
more
than
fifty
free
stories
and
lots
more.
At
her
blog
Beyond
Romance
(http://lisabetsarai.blogspot.com),
she
shares
her
philosophy
and
her
news
and
hosts
lots
of
other
great
authors.
She’s also
on
Goodreads
and
finally,
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Hi, Erzabet!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for giving my new book a shout out. I hope your readers will give it a try.