The first night after Caroline moves into her fantastic new San Francisco apartment, she realizes she’s gaining an-um-intimate knowledge of her new neighbor’s nocturnal adventures. USA TODAY bestselling indie author Alice Clayton delights readers with the sexy, laugh-out-loud romance of Caroline and Simon in Wallbanger, the first book in the Cocktail series!
GIVEAWAY: Owning Violet, by Monica Murphy, ends 12/10.Author Interview + GIVEAWAY: When Angels Sing (boo.Book Review: The Life Intended, by Kristin Harmel.Quick Pick: The Afterlifer's Tale, by Philip Kadwell.Quick Pick: Accidents of Marriage, by Randy Susan.Book Review and GIVEAWAY: Suspicion, by Alexandra.Book Review: Last Call, by Alice Clayton.Book GIVEAWAY: Hush, by Karen Robards, ends 1/9/15.One part sexy, one part laughter, a dash of exotic locales, and one pink nightie, mixed with passion, and you’ve got Last Call. It’s been a grand adventure, and Caroline and Simon wouldn’t go out without the best surprise ending ever. But when an accident on a photo shoot in Southeast Asia brings Caroline the most terrifying phone call she could ever imagine, she has to ask whether “till death do us part” is a more realistic prospect than faces most couples. The next step in their lives seems preordained-toasts, veils, and the aisle of rose petals. Perpetual globetrotter Simon has cut his frequent flyer miles in half over the last year, preferring to balance his professional and personal life, as well. As one of the top interior designers in San Francisco, she travels all over Northern California between nook time with Simon.
Settling in, but never settling down, Caroline has finally struck a balance between the professional and the personal. Simon and Caroline are back for another round of baking, banging, and big life changes. From NEW YORK TIMES & USA TODAY bestselling author Alice Clayton, known for her “deliciously addictive” (The Book Vixen) novels, this Cocktail series novella reunites readers with Caroline and Simon from the wildly successful Wallbanger.
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