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Ample Delights
ISBN # 978-1-78184-076-4
©Copyright Nichelle Gregory 2012
Cover Art by Posh Gosh ©Copyright August 2012
Edited by Amy Parker
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AMPLE DELIGHTS
Nichelle Gregory
Beauty, brains and voluptuous curves… Terrah’s exactly the kind of woman
Nick’s been looking for, but can he convince her that the smokin’ hot chemistry
between them is more than skin deep?
Terrah Bryant embraces her curves despite being immersed in the modelling
world. Her job as a makeup artist requires confidence, creativity and the ability
to stay focused in the presence of some of the world’s finest men. She has never
had a problem until she works with Nick Tasso, a gorgeous Greek model who
has a thing for voluptuous women. Terrah is swept away by the sizzling
chemistry between them and emotionally unprepared when their electric
connection blossoms into something more than hot sex. She struggles to deal
with the media’s scrutiny over her body and their burgeoning relationship.
Terrah must decide to trust her heart and face her own insecurities before she can
have the ‘happily ever after’ she truly desires.
Dedication
Dedicated to my Aunt Neicy, who read this story and many others before they
were ever published. Your support and love have helped get me through some
dark moments. Thank you for always believing in my work…for telling me to
embrace my curves and rock ‘em.
I love you!
Dedicated to my husband, who has always treasured my ample delights…
I love you so much!
Dedicated to my sister, who has encouraged and helped me every step of the
way…
I love you!
And finally…this book is dedicated to YOU…yes, you, with your gorgeous
curves and beautiful spirit. Never be timid or afraid to rock whatcha got
because…
curvilicious is delicious!!
Trademarks Acknowledgement
The author acknowledges the trademarked status and trademark owners of the
following wordmarks mentioned in this work of fiction:
iPad: Apple Corporation Mercedes: Diamler AG
Unpredictable—Jamie Foxx: J Records GQ: Condé Nast/Advance Publications
The Twilight Zone: CBS Broadcasting, Inc.
Aloha Airlines: Aloha Air Group Jacuzzi: Jacuzzi Hot Tubs, Inc.
Baileys: Diageo plc
Barneys New York: Perry Capital
Chapter One
“Terrah, can you add a few more sparkles to Jocelyn’s eye makeup?”
“My pleasure. Can you look up for me?” Terrah asked Jocelyn. She
ignored the model’s bored sigh as she began to apply more blue rhinestones
around her eyes.
The blonde bombshell could be a pain to work with, but today she was
worse than usual.
Biting back a sigh of her own, Terrah dusted her brush on her hand before
applying more of the smoky bronze eyeshadow to highlight Jocelyn’s blue eyes.
“How’s this?” Terrah asked, turning to Michelle.
The art director had been instrumental in helping Terrah build her portfolio
when she’d first started by recommending her to other clients. Terrah had
snagged some of the best jobs of her career because of Michelle’s confidence in
and praise for her work.
“Perfect!” Michelle looked at her watch. “We start shooting in twenty
minutes.”
“Perfect,” Jocelyn muttered as she scrutinised her appearance in the
mirror. She got up from her chair, stunning in the couture evening gown that
clung to her slender form, and walked away.
Michelle frowned. “She’s in a mood today.”
“I couldn’t tell.”
Her sarcasm wasn’t lost on the art director, and they both chuckled as
Terrah stored her brushes.
“You’d think she’d be in a great mood”—Michelle shook her head as she
fiddled with her iPad—“especially since she’s working with Nick today.”
Nick Tasso.
Everyone in the world of fashion knew his name. He was one of the most
sought-after male models in the business. Tabloid pictures of Nick and Jocelyn
kissing in a club had circulated in entertainment news for months. Today would
be Terrah’s first time working with him.
“Speak of the gorgeous devil…”
Terrah glanced up from her makeup case to see Nick approaching them.
Her heart skipped a beat as her gaze skated over the Greek model.
Lawd, have mercy.
Nick Tasso was beyond gorgeous. Dressed in an elegant tux, he was
positively lethal to any female with a pulse, and Terrah’s was racing. He was
sexier in person than on the magazine pages she’d never admit to having stared
at before arriving at the studio. His thick, dark brown hair gleamed almost black
in the studio. He had beautiful…no, mesmerising green eyes framed by long,
sooty lashes on a profile the gods had surely chiselled with love, by hand. Terrah
loved the way his olive skin contrasted perfectly with the pristine white tuxedo
shirt, which he wore open, revealing taut abs beneath. His dark good looks
belonged on the glossy pages of magazines, to be seen and adored by women all
over the world.
Adored and ogled.
Terrah cursed under her breath, annoyed by her thoughts. She was used to
working in close proximity with beautiful females and males. It was her job, and
not once had she been physically attracted to a model.
Until today.
“Ready for me?” Nick asked, flashing them both a brilliant smile before
turning his green eyes on Terrah.
His deep voice reminded her of warm leather, strong and soothing to the
senses.
“I am.” Terrah patted the chair beside her. “Have a seat here.”
“You’ll be in good hands with Terrah.”
Michelle winked at her as Nick sat down. The art director walked off, and
Terrah ignored the flutter of butterflies in her stomach as she fished around in
her makeup case for the right powder for Nick. She selected a sponge for
application, then pivoted on her heels to find Adonis looking right at her.
And that would be because you’re right in his face.
“This won’t take long. Can you take off your shirt? I don’t want to get
makeup on it.”
“No problem.”
Terrah stepped out of his way as he stood up to shrug out of his tuxedo
jacket and shirt. Her pulse quickened as her eyes swept over hard, defined
muscles. She met his eyes and knew, finally knew, what it meant to be
spellbound by a man.
How could she have thought his eyes were simply green? They were aqua
green.
Like the ocean.
Terrah straightened her back, annoyed by the flash of heat running up her
neck to her cheeks. She prided herself on being a seasoned professional,
unaffected by the plethora of male goodness she often found herself surrounded
by. Besides, she refused to mentally moon over a pretty-boy model, especially
one dating someone as vapid and annoying as Jocelyn. He was obviously into
boring, bone-skinny blondes.
Terrah pressed the sponge to Nick’s face and quickly blended the
foundation into his skin. It took all of her energy to focus on her task and not the
strong line of his jaw or his ripped abs she lightly dusted. She was almost done
when Jocelyn rounded the small partition in front of Terrah’s workspace.
“Nick, we need to talk.”
“Not now, Jocelyn.”
Terrah sensed rather than heard the steel in Nick’s voice. “It’s okay, I’m
all done.” She stepped away from him, hoping they’d leave her area to have their
lovers’ quarrel.
“Thank you,” Nick said with a warm smile.
“You’re welcome.”
Terrah returned his grin as he got up, grabbed his jacket and shirt and