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Passion Projected #2
Projected Pleasure
[Menage Erotic Paranormal Menage a Trois Romance, M/F/M, Werewolves] Now that Marley's adjusted to motherhood and becoming a wife, she can't fight the feelings building inside of her. She tries to hide her emotional status from Zachary and Cole, but how long will it last before they find out what she truly is? With trouble lurking in the dark forest surrounding the estate, she fears she might not be able to control her body's reactions from danger, or from her uncontrollable lust. Cole's loved Marley from the moment he met her. In the months he's been searching for a mate all he can think about is his alpha's. Can they share what they once all had together, or will the order to find a partner ruin every hope he holds onto? As the changes erupt in Marley, he's willing to try anything possible to find out. **A Siren Erotic Romance
- GenresMenageParanormal
156 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 12, 2010
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About the author
Jennifer Salaiz
16 books145 followers**First off, I would like to say that if you're under the age of 18, my work is not for you.**
The last few years I've moved around to a lot of different places. Texas, Connecticut and California. Family is everything to me. My mother always encouraged my reading growing up. Looking back, my earliest memories revolve around my grandmother, who was always glued to a book. Her passion for mystery is probably the reason I’m so comfortable around a police scanner. Hers was on twenty-four hours a day.
When I'm not writing, cooking, or brainstorming new ideas, you'll see me with a book in my hand. Briefly before I started writing, I was devouring a romance novel every day. For some reason, I couldn't get enough. I was asked the question that ultimately changed my life forever. "Why don't you try writing a book?"
At first, I laughed. Write a book? Who, me? Never written a story in my life, I was intimidated. To satisfy and to sate the curiosity that began to fester inside of me, I did. There was something that ultimately bothered me about it, though. I couldn't write a love scene to save my life. Not one that would fit inside of a "romance" book, anyway. It was way too graphic.
After doing research I came across the erotica genre and knew this is where I belong. Details are important and with my books, the more details during their "coupling", the better. If you're looking for more works,
Jennifer Bradley writes under the pins Jennifer Salaiz, Jenny May, and Alaska Angelini. Happy Reading!
The last few years I've moved around to a lot of different places. Texas, Connecticut and California. Family is everything to me. My mother always encouraged my reading growing up. Looking back, my earliest memories revolve around my grandmother, who was always glued to a book. Her passion for mystery is probably the reason I’m so comfortable around a police scanner. Hers was on twenty-four hours a day.
When I'm not writing, cooking, or brainstorming new ideas, you'll see me with a book in my hand. Briefly before I started writing, I was devouring a romance novel every day. For some reason, I couldn't get enough. I was asked the question that ultimately changed my life forever. "Why don't you try writing a book?"
At first, I laughed. Write a book? Who, me? Never written a story in my life, I was intimidated. To satisfy and to sate the curiosity that began to fester inside of me, I did. There was something that ultimately bothered me about it, though. I couldn't write a love scene to save my life. Not one that would fit inside of a "romance" book, anyway. It was way too graphic.
After doing research I came across the erotica genre and knew this is where I belong. Details are important and with my books, the more details during their "coupling", the better. If you're looking for more works,
Jennifer Bradley writes under the pins Jennifer Salaiz, Jenny May, and Alaska Angelini. Happy Reading!
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July 30, 2010
Ashira Datya’s Review
I really enjoyed Passion Projected, so when I was told that there was a sequel, I jumped at the opportunity to read it, and Projected Pleasure was not a disappointment. Marley and Zachary's son was a happy and health three month old, and the enemy from Passion Projected was, too their knowledge, dead. Zachary's second in command was searching for his mate, and when he came back with her, all hell broke loose and Marley was convinced there was something wrong with her and she thought she was about to destroy them all.
I absolutely loved Projected Pleasure. Reading it had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I really felt like I was in the story, and for the most part, I wish I had been a part of the story. The love that Zachary and Marley feel for each other, and the love Cole and Marley feel for each other is just amazing and doesn't happen enough. The three of them trust each other completely.
I give Projected Pleasure five Tea Cups and a heat rating of three. I hope there is a sequel to Projected Pleasure because reading it just left me aching for more.
5 Tea Cups!
I really enjoyed Passion Projected, so when I was told that there was a sequel, I jumped at the opportunity to read it, and Projected Pleasure was not a disappointment. Marley and Zachary's son was a happy and health three month old, and the enemy from Passion Projected was, too their knowledge, dead. Zachary's second in command was searching for his mate, and when he came back with her, all hell broke loose and Marley was convinced there was something wrong with her and she thought she was about to destroy them all.
I absolutely loved Projected Pleasure. Reading it had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I really felt like I was in the story, and for the most part, I wish I had been a part of the story. The love that Zachary and Marley feel for each other, and the love Cole and Marley feel for each other is just amazing and doesn't happen enough. The three of them trust each other completely.
I give Projected Pleasure five Tea Cups and a heat rating of three. I hope there is a sequel to Projected Pleasure because reading it just left me aching for more.
5 Tea Cups!
June 27, 2010
Becoming a mother and a wife should have made all of Marley’s dreams come true but she still felt restless and nervous all the time. Her paranoia was growing and while having Zachary, her husband, the pack alpha around helped, she couldn’t resist the urges she still had to be with Cole. After he left to find his own mate, those feelings kept growing to a point where getting him back with her was one of the only things she knew she truly wanted for herself, her family and her pack.
Book 2 ….. What Marley truly is was a great twist to the story I just wish that by the time we got to it that I liked Marley better. I found her selfishness in all things to be somewhat of a turn off, even Coles desires border on selfishness leaving Zachary in a position to deal with them in his understanding and giving way. In the previous book I wanted more of Cole, but I am not sure this scenario did Marley justice.
Book 2 ….. What Marley truly is was a great twist to the story I just wish that by the time we got to it that I liked Marley better. I found her selfishness in all things to be somewhat of a turn off, even Coles desires border on selfishness leaving Zachary in a position to deal with them in his understanding and giving way. In the previous book I wanted more of Cole, but I am not sure this scenario did Marley justice.
May 30, 2010
I really enjoyed this book by Jennifer.
A lot of thought went into the conflict between Marley, her husband Zachary, and Cole.
It kept pace, and held my interest until the very last page.
This is her best book yet.
There were just a few hints, and clues left, to make me think there will be another sequel.
A lot of thought went into the conflict between Marley, her husband Zachary, and Cole.
It kept pace, and held my interest until the very last page.
This is her best book yet.
There were just a few hints, and clues left, to make me think there will be another sequel.
December 8, 2009
The sequel to Passion Projected, Projected Pleasure, is due to release the beginning to mid 2010
July 26, 2016
Lost interest. Did finish it though it took me a couple of tries.
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