Cover Copyright ©2008 Trace Edward Zaber

The Long Run
by Penny Dawn
ISBN-13: 978-1-60272-950-6 (Paperback)

Three years ago, identical twins Miles and Brighton McClintock battled over a woman, and neither won the war. Now, each man has made a separate life for himself—Miles in Chicago, and Brighton just north of St. Louis—and are about to reunite.

Previously available only in electronic format, these steamy stories of erotic romance have now been combined for a paperback edition!

In Go For Miles, discover the hidden depths of Miles McClintock as he takes on the sexually compatible and incomparably intelligent Joanna Robinson in a race for charity. The heat between them threatens to shatter the thermometer, but each wants the prize as much as they crave another public romp. Will they survive the competition without losing their passion for one another? And if so, will Miles be man enough to take Joanna to bed should she defeat him?

In The Bridge to Brighton, take a walk down memory lane with Brighton’s most passionate ex-lover. Brighton’s recently divorced; Cherry’s about to be married, albeit to the wrong man. But when their paths cross unexpectedly, they can’t fight the fire rekindling between them. Their history proves they’d be a disastrous couple, but for Cherry, time spent awaiting her fiancé’s phone calls becomes time spent pondering the road she once chose not to travel.

In A Few Miles More, the brothers must reunite and travel cross-country to support the youngest McClintock sister in her time of need. While enduring internal battles—lingering from childhood and centering on the enigma of Sophia, the woman who came between them—Brighton and Miles learn that looking alike has its advantages. But their temporary truce may not endure the last mile...especially when their girlfriends are about to become roadblocks. Cherry and Joanna confess all in the stories leading up to a road trip of a lifetime and unveil the complications of lusting after a man who might as well be yours...if only he didn’t answer to the wrong name...