Right here, right now, is the first stop of my Release Blitz Blog Tour for
At Second Glance.
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Blurb:
Four years after her divorce, Merryn
decides she’s ready to find someone. Joining an online singles site, she
connects with the perfect guy. Funny, sexy, sensitive. When he suggests they
meet, excitement compels her to say yes.
Kirk pines for his ex-wife, but
realizes he must move forward. After several stimulating online chats, he
believes she might be the one for him. Smart, sexy, willing to experiment and
learn. But when he happens across his ex, all his plans fly out the window.
Will Merryn learn to relax and have
fun without giving her heart? Can Kirk forget the past and become the man he
longs to be?
Excerpt - 18+
“Where did you meet this guy?”
“Online.”
“That’s not safe.”
“I trust him.” Fire spurted from her gaze.
She’d never trusted him when they’d been
married. Never let him take the lead. How come time hadn’t healed the wounds?
Instead, they’d festered inside him.
Online relationship? He felt the blood drain
from his head.
“What?” Panic rose in her voice. “Are you
Panda?”
He considered pretending otherwise. He could
make his escape now and forget about the crazy mistake of meeting a strange
woman in a restaurant because of an internet connection. Then he wouldn’t
remember all those times he’d tried to reach out to her and she’d pushed him
away and read her book or gone to sleep. The accusing words when she’d found
out he’d been looking at porn. The hatred in her eyes when she’d asked him for
a divorce.
“Are you?” She collapsed on the chair opposite
him.
“I…I can’t do this.” He rose. “I’m sorry. You
shouldn’t meet guys you don’t know.”
“It’s a public place.” There was a catch in her
voice.
“I don’t remember you being so pale. Blonde
doesn’t suit you.”
She wrapped her face in her hands and became as
stiff as a corpse. A crack of sympathy passed through him for a moment, but he
pushed it away. Yet, she was Hedge. The woman who wanted to experiment. Who hurt
from a previous relationship.
He’d called himself a loser.
A laugh came out, sounding out of place, and
then he laughed recklessly.
She jerked her head towards him, anger evident
in the harshness of her features.
“I called myself a loser.”
“What?”
“It’s ironic, isn’t it? If we’d both gotten
over all our baggage from our messed up marriage, maybe we wouldn’t be here,
digging up all the past hurt.”
“I didn’t know who you were. I wouldn’t have
said those things to you. It’s the first time I’ve told anyone how I feel.” She
didn’t look good with her face screwed up.
He glanced at her body. Had that changed? Her
breasts pressed tight against the black shirt she wore. He remembered the first
moment she’d shown herself to him on their wedding night. Merryn had insisted
upon waiting for that special night. Her reserve had made her all the more
desirable to him. In the beginning.
What if he could have another chance to touch
her body? She was still shaped to perfection. None of the other women he’d had
compared to the beauty of Merryn’s body. The shape of her twins, those pink
taut nipples, and the peaks contrasted against her narrow waist. The gentle dip
from her slight stomach to her intimate area. He sighed.
“You still want to experiment?” He’d always
been impulsive, but seriously, had he said that?
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Jessica Subject's blog
April Vine's blog
Paisley's blog
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