Barefoot

Book one, Left With Shoes: After her marriage of 21 years failed, Mallory Hooker jumped, feet first, into an exciting, passionately physical affair with Heath Morgan—the much younger, mysterious, wealthy, entrepreneur who was also her client and the biggest account at Thyme Travel. Mallory knew Heath could give her everything missing in her life. But his secrets and unwillingness to open up ended their romance.

In Barefoot, Heath is back, offering Mallory his lavish world if she will only take one more chance on him and submit. Mallory steps out of her comfort zone to meet Heath's kinky desires and is left questioning what she really wants, and whether Heath is willing to provide the one thing he hasn't given any other woman in his erotic relationships: love.

More than anything, Heath needs to possess Mallory, to control her, and he is prepared to deliver all that her heart desires. But the lovers soon realize that old habits are hard to overcome and escaping past guilt is even more challenging. Then there's Lola—determined to drive a wedge between Mallory and Heath. Mallory has always taken life as it comes, avoiding conflicts, but must now draw on her newfound inner strength. With the support of her best friend and close-knit family, Mallory discovers how to stand on her own two feet—with or without her Louboutin's.

Barefoot is the second installment of a trilogy which contains romantic, adult situations, sexual content, and some strong language—and quite a few laughs.

There's language in her eye, her cheek, her lip;

Nay, her foot speaks . . .

William Shakespeare, Troilus and Cressida