BOY TOY
LIZZIE T. LEAF
ISBN: #1-933471-59-X
September 2005
Triskelion Publishing
www.triskelionpublishing.com
E-Book
$2.99
71 Pages
Contemporary Erotic Romance/Sister O
Rating: 4 Cups
Scarlett has been a homemaker since she married her late husband and has never
worked outside of home. However, she has no choice but to look for a job after finding
out that her financial manager ran off with her money. But job hunting is never easy for a
53-year-old widow. Everything changes when she sees an ad for an office job in the“adult entertainment” industry.
Finn enjoys being a bartender at Hank’s Place, and having sold his own company for a
profit, he stays on the bar and becomes a silent partner, allowing his partner and friend
to recover from his illness and enjoy life. Yet unknown to Finn, his life starts a new
chapter when Scarlett walks into the bar after her interview.
Desperately needing a job, Scarlett is hired as an office admin in a phone sex
company, although she is the most unlikely character suited for the environment with her
Church Lady suit. She confides her doubts to Finn after the interview. Finn has always
been attracted to older women, but never more than after he sees Scarlett with a new
look. Wishing herself twenty years younger, Scarlett has not failed to notice Finn and the
feelings he evokes. Are they only friends? Or is it possible for them to be together?
Boy Toy is the sequel to Call Me, although I have to admit that I might not have read the
first, I thoroughly enjoy the second. Scarlett is a woman whom I aspire to be when I am
her age, and it is interesting to watch Finn moon over her and muster the nerve to ask
her out. Attraction between them is simmering just below the surface, waiting to boil
over. This older woman/younger man story is extremely enjoyable and will have you
reluctant to put it down once started. It is a gem of a book to have. I can hardly wait for
Dulcie’s story, which is the next book.
Sky
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