Unfreezing Lucy by Kim Cleary

A short and sexy adventure

Unfreezing lucy

Lucy has everything under control.

If she doesn't care, she can't get hurt.

But, when the ship's sexy and attentive engineer disappears, comfortably numb isn't an option any more.

Genre: FICTION / Romance / Science Fiction

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Romance / Short Stories

Language: English

Keywords: short story, sexy, science fiction

Word Count: 5000

Sales info:

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Sample text:

‘I don’t do sex.’ I flicked a glance at Chief Engineer Simon Dubois before turning my attention back to the screen login.

‘Good morning, Lucy Wilks,’ the computer chirped.

The mellow light on the spaceship’s maintenance deck flickered. Simon’s eyes glowed, a seductive silkiness drew me in, but my mind pulled me back.

He lifted his palms. ‘I said dinner. Did I mention sex?’

‘You’re a man.’ I leaned closer. He mirrored my stance. My rebellious body quivered until I regained control. ‘It’s always on your mind,’ I whispered.

He shook his head, but a smile curved his mouth. ‘You can be such a chauvinist—’

‘This conduit won’t build itself.’ Jenny, my best friend and day supervisor on our ship, Phobos, jabbed a finger into my arm. ‘Flirt on your own time.’

‘Flirt!’ Simon brushed his hands down his tunic, strode away and shouted over his shoulder. ‘I’ll grab the connector.’

‘It’s my turn,’ I called after him.

He waved, but continued his strides to the end of the pipe. He pulled the heavy protective tunic over his head. His t-shirt rolled up and tight muscles worked in his abdomen as he wriggled into the cramped space. He twisted to reach something, a sheen built on the small of his back.

Concentrate.

It was just like Simon to save me from doing the dirtiest task, even though I’d just rejected his dinner invitation. I stared at gossamer-fine carbon nanotubes entwining into place. Tried to focus on the job, but memories squirmed in my head. Tony. My stomach churned. I thought I’d found my soul-mate. The searing pain of his rejection showed me how wrong I was.


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

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Italian
Already translated. Translated by Giulia Mugnaini
Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Gabriel Martins

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