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June 15th
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June 26th
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Between the Pages – Excerpt
Ava McKenzie is a creature of habit. Life is passing her by and she has nothing to show for it. She’s had the same job since she started college, she orders the same dish every time she goes to her favorite restaurant, and only reads books from authors she knows. There is nothing new or surprising in her life… until her best friend marries a man from London. When her newlywed friend asks her to house-sit while she honeymoons, Ava jumps at the chance. She thinks this could be the very thing she needs to shake up her life. Ava throws herself head first into her new lifestyle; she wants to try everything, go everywhere, and never get stuck in a rut again. Of course, offing a man in a car garage hadn’t been one of the things on her list to try.
Owen Walker spends every day in a new place with a new case. As one of the most renowned assassins in the world, he has his choice of marks—and he’s never failed in a mission. When a new hit takes him back to his hometown, he looks forward to spending time somewhere familiar. What he isn’t expecting is to help an attractive, confused American woman find out how she’s ended up on a hit man’s list.
As Ava and Owen dodge bullets, will they be able to escape their undeniable attraction to each other? Or will all of that chemistry blow up in a shower of hot and dangerous sparks?
Excerpt:
The soup
from earlier hadn’t really cut it and I was craving something more substantial.
In fact, I was starting to hate the thought of soup. I’d probably never eat the
stuff again. There were canned beans, vegetables, and some kind of tinned meat
that scared me. I did find some crackers and a can of beef stew. It would
probably taste like dog food, but at this point I wasn’t going to be too picky.
I picked up the can opener from the counter and started working on the beef
stew.
Something
moved out back by a shed and I froze. It was dark out, but I could have sworn I
saw a person. I ducked out of sight of the window and tried to catch my breath.
A moment later I peeked back around the cabinets but couldn’t see anything.
Taking a deep breath I walked into the living room with my can and can opener
still clutched in my hands. I tiptoed across the carpet and lifted one of the
blinds with a finger. The crunch of gravel drew my attention to the road and I
saw a dark car with no lights making its way toward the house.
I jerked
back around and dove for the chair where my gun was still lying. I threw the
beef stew on the couch and wrapped my fingers around the pistol’s grip. My body
was moving without thought, some kind of survival instinct kicking in. Every
cell practically screamed, “Don’t die! Don’t die!” I sort of floated to the
bathroom door. It didn’t feel like my feet ever touched the ground. One minute
I was scrambling for my gun and the next I was pressed against the wooden door.
Not sure if anyone was listening to what was going on in the house, I rapped
gently with my knuckles.
“Owen!
There’s someone here!” I hissed the words and increased my rapping when he
didn’t answer right away. “Owen! Damn it! Answer the door!”
The bathroom
door opened and I practically fell into his wet arms. My body slid against his
in a delicious tangle of damp skin that I shouldn’t have even noticed. The
shower was still running, but he’d taken the time to wrap a towel around his
waist. I looked up at him, water dripping from his hair onto my face.
“There’s
someone here!” I whispered as I stood up and pointed to the front door. “And in
the back!” I swung my arm behind me.
Without a
word he turned around and dropped the towel. My mouth fell open at the view and
I felt my head tilt to the side as he bent over to grab his underwear. The man
had a lot to work with. He pulled the tight shorts up and I wondered why all
men didn’t wear those.
Probably
because they wouldn’t all look like Owen in them.
About Nichole Chase:
Nichole Chase is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Suddenly Royal, Flukes, The Dark Betrayal Trilogy, and several short stories. She is also the instructor of Say What? a dialogue class at the Romance Academy.
Nichole lives in Georgia with her husband, energetic daughter, superhero dog, Sulcata tortoise, and two cats. When not writing, you may find her reading, painting, crafting, or chasing her daughter around the house while making monster noises.
I am sure I would use some type of gun would have to study on what kind would be best for the job. Your book sound really good. Entering under the name of Virginia
ReplyDeleteI am sure I would use some type of gun would have to study on what kind would be best for the job. Your book sound really good. Entering under the name of Virginia
ReplyDeleteWell I guess I would want to be a good shot so I could stay far away with a good gun of some kind lol or be like one of those ninjas that can fight so well .
ReplyDeletei would probably use a gun of some kind,maybe with a silencer.that way i wouldnt have to get too close to my target
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