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Today’s snippet is again from my new story, which follows Piper and Jon.
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Today’s Snippet
She picked up the piece of paper, made her way to the shared hallway, and carefully slid her second note under his door. Unlike before, she snuck back to her rooms, giggling like a small girl hiding secrets from her parents. Giddiness swept across her and her body tingled when she finished her cup of tea.
Good Lord, she was desperate for a life. Small notes from a stranger had her beaming with excitement like a teenager.
She blew out a breath, again letting her mind wonder where she had gone wrong in her marriage for her husband to betray her so badly.
She glanced over to the door, but no return note was to be seen. Something like disappointment trickled through her as she sat on the couch. She placed her cup onto the table and reached for the TV remote. The movie she decided on didn’t hold her attention, though, and she lulled into a snooze.
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~~~ Touch Me ~~~
She loves the feel of his skin beneath her hands …
Lexie Marshall packs up and moves 3,000 km east with her daughter Zoe, to forget and move on. Now, all that matters is her daughter and her new job. She tries hard to stay focussed, but the sexy and extremely kind park ranger, Jesse, is not making it easy. And when her husband shows up in the small coastal town creating chaos, all she can do is hang on and trust her new friends.
After his last girlfriend walked out on him, Jesse Parker is doing just fine on his own. Until his accidental meeting with single mother Lexie, when he rescues her and her daughter from getting lost in the forest. But when her past catches up with her, he is right in the middle of it all and it might ruin his career.
Will returning to her old life be the only chance to save his career?
I’m most of the way through this book and should finish before I turn out the lights for the night. I’m especially impressed with how real you’ve made her ex-husband’s nastiness. It’s subtle, yet works great.
Aww, thank you so much Ed,. Not only for reading the book, but also for lovely compliment. I really appreciate it.
Such a fun snippet and I felt his disappointment that there was no instant reponse to the note this time.
Thank you Veronica 🙂
I hope she won’t be disappointed for long. 🙂
Well, she’s kind of met the hero of the story … so hopefully, no 🙂
I love the way the notes are brightening her life. They seem to be giving her something to look forward to and also providing a distraction.
Thank you PT 🙂