Notes on Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 by Samuel J Umland

Notes on Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 by Samuel J Umland

1001 Dark Nights is a collection of breathtakingly sexy and magically romantic novellas inspired by the exotic tales of The Arabian Nights. In the original, Scheherazade desperately attempts to entertain her husband, the King of Persia, with nightly stories so that he will postpone her execution. In our versions, each of our fabulous authors puts a unique spin on the premise and creates a tale that a new Scheherazade tells long into the dark, dark night.

Kat Martin knows what she wants in a man--someone stable and adoring, definitely not the type of guy who sleeps around. After all, Kat rarely does the wrong thing--until she meets seductively enticing Eric James, and suddenly wrong has never felt so right.

When it comes to his career, race-car driver Eric James is intense, obsessive, and passionate, but when it comes to sex, there's only one kind--daring, unbridled, and no-strings-attached.

One stormy night, a delayed flight and the dangerous allure of the unknown leads Kat to throw caution to the wind, and she indulges in a rendezvous that she vows to immediately forget--but the secret tryst stirs something possessive in Eric, and forgetting is not an option.