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Wish List
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An Ellora’s Cave Romantica Publication
www.ellorascave.com
Wish List
ISBN # 1-4199-0446-9
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Wish List Copyright© 2005 Sylvia Day
Edited by Briana St. James.
Cover design by Syneca. Photography by Dennis Roliff.
Electronic book Publication: December 2005
This book may not be reproduced or used in whole or in part by any means existing without written
permission from the publisher, Ellora’s Cave Publishing, Inc.® 1056 Home Avenue, Akron OH 44310-
3502.
This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales
is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the authors’ imagination and used fictitiously.
Warning:
The following material contains graphic sexual content meant for mature readers. Wish List has been
rated E–rotic by a minimum of three independent reviewers.
Ellora’s Cave Publishing offers three levels of Romantica™ reading entertainment: S (S-ensuous), E (E-
rotic), and X (X-treme).
S- ensuous love scenes are explicit and leave nothing to the imagination.
E- rotic love scenes are explicit, leave nothing to the imagination, and are high in volume per the overall
word count. In addition, some E-rated titles might contain fantasy material that some readers find
objectionable, such as bondage, submission, same sex encounters, forced seductions, and so forth. E-rated
titles are the most graphic titles we carry; it is common, for instance, for an author to use words such as
“fucking”, “cock”, “pussy”, and such within their work of literature.
X- treme titles differ from E-rated titles only in plot premise and storyline execution. Unlike E-rated titles,
stories designated with the letter X tend to contain controversial subject matter not for the faint of heart.
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W ISH L IST
Sylvia Day
Trademarks Acknowledgement
The author acknowledges the trademarked status and trademark owners of the
following wordmarks mentioned in this work of fiction:
Grand Cherokee: DaimlerChrysler Corporation
BlackBerry: Research in Motion
Dedication
To Raelene Gorlinsky, for giving me the opportunity to write a Christmas story. It
was very high up on my list of story themes I wanted to write. And to fellow Brava
author and lawyer, HelenKay Dimon, who very helpfully answered my questions about
law firms. All factual errors are mine alone.
Wish List
Chapter One
Nicholas James, the hottest man on the planet, was bare-assed naked with a bow
covering his cock.
Steph gaped. And not just any kind of gape, but a “bug-eyed, mouth hanging open
to catch flies” kind of gape. Before she could even think twice, she flipped up the red
bow and then drooled at what was under it. Oh. My. God.
“Jesus, Steph,” muttered her paralegal Elaine, bringing her sharply back to the
festive conference room and the sounds of Frank Sinatra singing holiday songs. “Your
Secret Santa gift can’t be that bad. Let me see it.” She held out her hand and beckoned
with her fingers, showing off long acrylic nails with airbrushed snowmen.
Hugging the silver foil box to her chest, Steph thrust over the restaurant gift
certificate that had concealed the photo beneath—the photo with the clever little bow
strategically glued with just enough hinge to afford her an eyeful.
“Ooohhh, nice. I love Dominico’s.” Elaine’s red painted mouth curved in a smile.
“You should take me. All of my dates are too cheap to go there.”
“Uh.” Turning her head, Steph searched the crowded conference room for the
naked man of her dreams. Of course, Nicholas wasn’t naked right now. Not at the
Mitchell, Jones, and Cline annual Christmas party. No, right now he was wearing
beautifully tailored slacks in dark blue, a crisp white shirt with blue tie and white silk
vest. She loved that he wore three-piece suits. Somehow, the urbanity of his clothing
only served to accentuate the raw masculine power of his body. He was single and
gorgeous, and like most single and gorgeous men, he led an active lifestyle which kept
him in fine shape.
Just the sort of man most women were wildly attracted to. She, however, avoided
him like the plague. She’d learned her lesson the first time.
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