#SnippetSunday “Why did you ask her to leave?” #booktwt #bookish #AuthorsOfTwitter

I’ll continue today with a snippet from ECHOES OF THE PAST, Book 1 in the Fermosa Bay Series. ENJOY ♥

ENJOY ♥

@iris_blobel #booktok #kindleunlimitedromance #fyp #fallinlove #regretnothing #smalltownromancebook #readerscommunity #romancenovels #bookstagram ♬ Only Time – Enya

Today’s Snippet

The reaction from his father wasn’t what he expected, though. With his shoulders sagged, Jack closed his eyes. He looked so old and frail. From what Connor saw in all the photos around the house, cancer had taken a lot of life out of his father, leaving behind a haggard body with no energy left. Initially, he’d been taken aback by their similarities in looks, with their dark brown eyes and dark blond hair, including the stubborn curl above the ears, but after all, Jack was his father.

“Ethan was your best friend when you lived here.”

Pain shot through Connor as he was again confronted with a piece of information about his past that he knew nothing about. What had happened all those years ago, that his memory blocked these recollections of his childhood?

“How is your mother?” Jack wanted to know suddenly.

Connor clenched his jaw, trying hard to hold back to frustration and hoping it was a sign of the illness that his father wasn’t able to hold on to one topic anymore. He studied the old man as he listened to his heavy breathing. Jack was thin and pale, with dark circles under his eyes.

“She’s doing well,” he replied after a long moment.

“Married?”

“Yes.”

A smile spread across Jack’s face. “She was beautiful when she lived here. So beautiful.”

Leaning forward to rest his arms on his knees, Connor asked calmly, “Why did you ask her to leave?”

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4 thoughts on “#SnippetSunday “Why did you ask her to leave?” #booktwt #bookish #AuthorsOfTwitter”

  1. Ooohhhh what a place to stop! I love all the emotion you weave through the snippet and also the main character’s frustration over not knowing these pieces of his childhood. Terrific as always!

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