by Stacey Lynn
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Storm Front
Book Two in the Hot and Steamy Charistown Series.
by Lisa N. Paul
&
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Mine to Steal
by T.K. Rapp
Expected Publication: May 27, 2014
Book Two in the Hot and Steamy Charistown Series.
Written by Lisa N. Paul
Available Now! Amazon: http://amzn.to/Rbmzlr
The Darker the Storm, The Deeper the Pain…
Love knows no bounds when two people are destined to be together.
One fights to maintain the distance; while the other battles to close the gap.
The Brighter the Light at the End…
Will they move forward together or finally close the last remaining door to their past?
It’s time for Ryan and Ashley to decide. But once that decision is made,
there will be no going back.
Always Reach for the Light…
A Neighborhood bar where old wounds heal, friends become family, and some...become lovers...
Danny's on Main is where their story continues… Where they all shelter each other during the …
Storm Front
by T.K. Rapp
Expected Publication: May 27, 2014
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The following is an excerpt from Mine to Steal. It may be edited or changed prior to publication.
I hate weddings, but what twenty-eight year old single guy likes them? Friends of the bride look around for someone who will fit into the picture of their wedding, cheesy DJs playing crappy music and too much pink for any one person to take.
Langley’s wedding wasn’t all that bad, though. I just wish Emogen were still here keeping me company. As it is, I feel like a tool sitting here at her sister’s wedding while she’s outside, likely with Ryan. I knew when she asked me to be her plus one, it was really him she wanted, but I still agreed to it. Hell, more than anything, I hoped that she would give me a chance to be what she needed.
Maybe there’s still time.
I glance at my watch and note that she’s been gone for over thirty minutes. Not that I’m counting.
There’s nothing else to do but sit here and wait. I feel like I’m in front of a firing squad awaiting my fate, but truth is, I already know. The beer sitting in front of me is beading with condensation, so I grab it to take a swig before it gets any warmer, but the moment I bring the bottle to my mouth, I see Emogen making her way through the entrance.
Damn, she’s beautiful. She’s a mess, but she’s beautiful.
Across the room, even from this distance, I can read it. I know everything she’s about to say to be before she even says it.
“He found you?” I ask, knowing her answer. He’s not a complete idiot, there’s no way he’d let the opportunity to get her back slip past.
She looks almost guilty when her eyes meet mine and nods as she whispers, “Yeah.” Her face contorts to confusion when she follows that single word with a question. “Why did you send him after me?”
“Because, I knew it’s what you wanted,” I answer her honestly. I have not always been a stand up guy when it comes to women that I’m interested in, but Em was never truly mine. My words cause tears to form in her blue eyes, and I have to fight the urge to pull her to me and tell her she should be with me. To give us a chance.
Us.
I shake my head at the thought. There was never an us, so I say nothing.
“You’re kinda perfect, Trey.” Em saying my name sends a jolt to my chest, and I know that she’s telling me I was right to let her go.
What do I have to lose? I’ve lost the girl - that I never really had - so I decide to let the old Trey appear, albeit a brief appearance. I pull her to me and she assumes I’m going to hug her. Instead, I lift her chin so she looks at me and I plant a kiss to her lips. They are salty from her tears and for a moment, I regret sending Ryan after her.
The few times that we’ve kissed have left me torn between shoving her out the door to save her from me, and dragging her to my room to see where it might lead.
“Emogen Kane, you’re everything I never knew I wanted, but you belong to someone else.” I wait for her to say something to the contrary, but she doesn’t, so I drive my last point home. “But if he screws up, you call me.”
Mine to Steal is the second book in a series by TK Rapp. To learn more about Emogen, Ryan and Trey, check out Mine to Lose.
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