BLUE is the red-hot, panty-melting tale of torrid love triangles, taboo trysts, forbidden fantasies, and dark desires by debut romance author Bronwen Pryce. Joss and Meghan give their broken relationship one last chance and take a romantic drive through the scenic Appalachian Mountains. As their erotic road trip nears its end, they begin to see that their dangerously passionate affair is likely doomed. A chance meeting with Carol and Gary Rider, two magnetic relationship therapists, seems to turn things around for our star-crossed lovers. The Riders offer their services free of charge, inviting them to visit their north Georgia ranch and attend their intensive intimacy workshops for struggling couples. But when Joss suspects that Gary and Carol aren't what they seem to be, Meghan confirms his deepest fears in a shocking confession that forces him to reexamine his life with the woman he loves. Has she been playing him for a fool all along? Warning: this book contains adult themes, vulgar language, and graphic sexuality.Bronwen Pryce is a self-proclaimed lipstick lesbian with an obsession for creating sharply focused, character-driven plots for her racy literary erotica. In a recent interview, this is what she had to say about BLUE:“I know what you're thinking: ‘Did you really pack all that heat into one story?’ Yes, and it takes three books to tell it properly. The story is about a torrid, erotic, destructive love affair that ends with an act of betrayal that hurls all those involved down the rabbit hole deep inside a sexual underworld. The characters we meet in BLUE will face different erotic journeys in the second and third books, but ultimately, love will conquer all, even if it’s not the way you’d expect. If you're still on the fence about starting BLUE, answer this question: How do YOU like your blue stories? The stories I tell aren't for the faint of heart or fragile of mind. My stories are for readers with strong constitutions and a proclivity for entertaining adventurous sexual fantasies of all stripes and colors. The stories I tell are about broken people who find salvation after having pushed the boundaries of sexuality, fantasy, and the taboo -- redemption doesn't necessarily come without getting your hands a little dirty.
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