Spice
Spice by Seressia Glass, published by Penguin on November 4, 2014, is a heat trade paperback edition comprising 336 pages. This contemporary romance follows Nadia Spiceland, who runs the Sugar and Spice Bakery and Café, where her tempting confections attract local patrons. However, one customer, Kane Sullivan, a human sexuality professor at a nearby college, seeks more than just her baked goods, igniting a complex interplay of desire and reluctance.
As the story unfolds, readers will explore the dynamics between Nadia and Kane, delving into themes of temptation and trust. Nadia grapples with her attraction to Kane, known as “Dr. Sex” among his students, while navigating her own vulnerabilities. The narrative weaves elements of suspense and romance, presenting a mature exploration of relationships and personal growth. This edition offers a rich experience for those interested in contemporary fiction centered on women and romantic entanglements.
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Temptation comes in many flavors…
Nadia Spiceland works in the business of temptation. The confections she crafts at the Sugar and Spice Bakery and Café lure in the locals. But one customer is interested in more than just her delectable sticky buns…
Kane Sullivan teaches human sexuality at the nearby college, where coeds are clamoring for seats in his lectures. Nadia is reluctant to his advances, yet she also has needs. Who better to fulfill them than the man who’s referred to as “Dr. Sex” by his female students?
Soon Kane creates a hunger in Nadia that nothing can satiate. It weakens her, and that’s something she cannot risk. Not again. But Kane’s masterful touch might just be powerful enough to melt her heart—and free her to trust again…
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