Author Spotlight: Jack Lush
Every city has its secrets. Every woman has a hidden desire. And Paris knows exactly how to find it.
This month, Rosefield Publishing shines the Author Spotlight on Jack Lush, author of the provocative European erotic thriller, Mr. Ecstasy.
Meet Mr. Ecstasy
Paris is handsome, dangerous, seductive—and very good at understanding what women want.
Traveling through London, Paris, Rome, Madrid, and Düsseldorf, he charms beautiful and wealthy women by offering something he calls the Secret Hour: a temporary escape from responsibility, expectations, and ordinary life.
There's always another city. Another woman. Another Secret Hour.
Until Paris chooses the wrong woman.
When Pleasure Becomes Dangerous
An affair with the wife of a powerful Mafia boss changes everything.
The carefree seducer suddenly becomes the hunted as professional killers pursue him across Europe. Now the charm that once opened bedroom doors may be the only thing capable of keeping him alive.
Filled with temptation, danger, eroticism, European nightlife, and criminal intrigue, Mr. Ecstasy combines steamy romance with the escalating suspense of a thriller.
Paris has spent his life believing pleasure should have no consequences.
He's about to discover otherwise.
About the Book
Mr. Ecstasy explores desire, freedom, temptation, obsession, and the price that sometimes comes with getting exactly what you want.
For readers who enjoy their romance with a darker edge, Jack Lush delivers a story where seduction and danger are never very far apart.
The Secret Hour can't last forever.
Reviews
★★★★★ “Filled with lust, desire, and unforgettable moments.”— The Velvet Bookmark
★★★★★ “A book readers will be talking about long after they finish.”— Passionate Pages Magazine
★★★★★ “An engaging read that delivers on every level.”— The Crimson Rose Gazette
★★★★★ “Passionate, engaging, and impossible to resist.”— The Book Lovers Society
★★★★★ “A story that will make readers laugh, cry, and swoon.”— The Rose Review
Discover Mr. Ecstasy by Jack Lush in the Rosefield Library.
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