Wet and Wilde
Wet and Wilde by Tawny Taylor, published by Ellora’s Cave Publishing in March 2005, is a contemporary romance that explores themes of personal growth and new beginnings. The story follows recently divorced Jane Wilde, who, with the encouragement of her friends, decides to confront her fear of water by enrolling in swim classes. Her swim instructor, Josh DeWet, not only embodies the ideal of physical fitness but also becomes a pivotal figure in her journey of self-discovery.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines romance and personal challenges as Jane navigates her fears and the complexities of her relationship with Josh. The book delves into the dynamics of attraction and emotional vulnerability, showcasing how love can emerge in unexpected circumstances. With a focus on erotic elements and contemporary themes, this edition spans 224 pages and is presented in English, inviting readers to immerse themselves in Jane’s transformative experience.
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Wet and Wilde By Tawny Taylor Recently divorced Jane Wilde is ready to live up to her name. With the support of friends, she vows to conquer her lifelong fear of water and signs up for swim classes-only to discover her swim instructor, Josh DeWet, brings new meaning to the words picture-perfect abs. Josh must find a mate, and, after a few laps-both figuratively and literally-return home. Jane is the perfect candidate, until he falls in love with her. He wants her for good, despite the risks. Now, he must convince her to take the plunge, and he has only his most accomplished strokes for bait.
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