Camera Chemistry

A woman agrees to do her best friend a favour and pose for a photo shoot alongside a man she has never met. She expects an awkward afternoon with a stranger. Instead she hits it off with the model beside her, Aiden Wood, and the heat between them is hard to ignore.

When the shoot wraps, he asks her back to his place for a one-night stand, and she says yes without a second thought. The deal is simple: twenty-four hours, no strings attached. He turns out to be attentive, funny and kind, and in bed he is explicit and happy to act on every fantasy she shares.

The trouble starts once the night is over. She cannot stop thinking about him and wonders whether he is thinking about her too. She tries to write it off as camera chemistry, a rush of adrenaline from a fun session rather than real attraction, but one night was not enough.

This romance is narrated in the first person by the heroine. It is open-door in heat level, with a light, flirtatious tone and a quick start that moves straight from the photo shoot into the encounter. The question it turns on is whether a man this good can exist outside a fling.