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"Feel free to invent the next 24 hours... we can do anything we want in this world... we have no restrictions from other people, or time constraints... it's just us'..." Michelle and Mike reunite via the internet. Twenty years before, when they were work colleagues married to other people, they had had a brief but intensely passionate affair, only to end the relationship to save their marriages. Now they find themselves remembering the shared interests and views that first drew them together. The months pass, and they gradually move from e-mails to texting to video calls, always wondering if today is the day they will be found out. This new cyber world' they find themselves in offers them the opportunity to embark on a new, vibrant, no-holds-barred, virtual' relationship, based on the joyously blissful moments they had shared all those years earlier. As they become ever closer in their imagined life as a couple, they find themselves asking the question: will they ever meet again in the flesh? Written as a series of e-mails and instant interactive texting, this novel is full of LOVE, LUST, ROMANCE, SEDUCTION, EMOTION; it is RAUNCHY, PASSIONATE, EROTIC and SENSUAL. You will not only
- Author
- D. Turner, Michelle Hopper
- Publisher
- Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd.
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781784552466
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities
- Rating
- 3.89 / 5 (7 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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