She was humiliated. All the warm sensations she'd been feeling disappeared, leaving in their wake an icy cold emptiness. He'd rejected her. She'd lost not only the man she wanted to spend the rest of her life with, but her best friend. Her heart broke. She pulled away from him, her eyes swimming with tears. "I won't throw myself at you ever again."
He ran a trembling hand through his hair. "Sage, no, please understand, baby. It has nothing to do with that other girl. I haven't been with anyone else or even wanted to be with anyone else since I met you. It hasn't been easy, but I'm waiting for our wedding night like you've always wanted. I want it to be as special as you've dreamed it will be."
"It has everything to do with me." A tear spilled from her eye. "There's nothing more to say. Maybe my new job on Monday is an omen... a new beginning and a fresh start for the both of us—apart."
"What the hell does that mean?"
"Whatever you want it to mean." She glanced at her hands, too ashamed to look him in the eye. "Please take me home, Ryan. I have a splitting headache."
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Excerpt Wednesday – Hearts On Fire
"Well, I for one can think of many more pleasurable pursuits," Josephine interjected. "Such as physical pursuits."
Annabel chuckled. "You're wicked, Jo. I swear you have a one track mind."
"It keeps me happy and satisfied." She pointed a slender finger in Emily's direction. "It might do you good to have an old-fashioned roll in the hay."
Annabel almost choked on her sandwich. Emily's face reddened.
"Maybe you should practice what you write, or are you holding out on us?" she continued.
Emily slowly shook her head back and forth. "Maybe my satisfaction comes from writing from my past experiences," she answered with a laugh. "You've heard the
expression that a writer should write what she knows."
Josephine cocked an eye. "I read your last book. There are some steamy love scenes in there. More than usual."
"I hope you enjoyed the book. There was also a story in there," she teased.
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Annabel chuckled. "You're wicked, Jo. I swear you have a one track mind."
"It keeps me happy and satisfied." She pointed a slender finger in Emily's direction. "It might do you good to have an old-fashioned roll in the hay."
Annabel almost choked on her sandwich. Emily's face reddened.
"Maybe you should practice what you write, or are you holding out on us?" she continued.
Emily slowly shook her head back and forth. "Maybe my satisfaction comes from writing from my past experiences," she answered with a laugh. "You've heard the
expression that a writer should write what she knows."
Josephine cocked an eye. "I read your last book. There are some steamy love scenes in there. More than usual."
"I hope you enjoyed the book. There was also a story in there," she teased.
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Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Excerpt Wednesday – Squeaky Squirrel
Deep in the forest, a little squirrel named Squeaky lived with his mother and father, older brother, Sam, and twin sisters, Jenny and Julie. Actually, Squeaky's real name was Simon, but he'd been nicknamed Squeaky because every time he talked, his voice made squeaky sounds.
All through the long summer days, Squeaky and his brother and sisters frolicked and swung back and forth from tree to tree as they chased one another in a game of tag. Squeaky loved summertime best of all and wished it would last forever, but when he felt the first nip in the gentle winds that blew through the trees, he knew that it would soon be time to go back to school. He didn't mind school. He'd just rather be playing in the forest all day.
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All through the long summer days, Squeaky and his brother and sisters frolicked and swung back and forth from tree to tree as they chased one another in a game of tag. Squeaky loved summertime best of all and wished it would last forever, but when he felt the first nip in the gentle winds that blew through the trees, he knew that it would soon be time to go back to school. He didn't mind school. He'd just rather be playing in the forest all day.
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Wednesday, June 07, 2017
Excerpt Wednesday - The Adventures Of Angel – Angel's New Sister
"Angel, the baby is going to be a part of our family, whether you want her to be or not. That's not going to change. I need you to help me get the nest ready." She patted Angel's head. "You'll always be my special girl."
Angel crinkled up her nose. "Can I go play with my friends now, Mommy?"
"Yes, but make sure you're back in time for supper."
Angel hurriedly hopped out of the garden. She scurried over to the flower garden, seeing Butterfly sitting on top of a sunflower. "Hi, Butterfly." She waved.
Butterfly flew over to her and landed in front of her. "I was waiting for you, Angel. What do you want to do today?"
Angel shrugged. "I don't know." She sat down and put her face in her hands.
"Don't you feel well, Angel?" Butterfly asked worriedly.
"I feel fine, Butterfly."
"What's the matter then?" She tipped a wing in Angel's direction. "You look so sad."
Angel frowned. "Mommy's having a baby."
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Angel crinkled up her nose. "Can I go play with my friends now, Mommy?"
"Yes, but make sure you're back in time for supper."
Angel hurriedly hopped out of the garden. She scurried over to the flower garden, seeing Butterfly sitting on top of a sunflower. "Hi, Butterfly." She waved.
Butterfly flew over to her and landed in front of her. "I was waiting for you, Angel. What do you want to do today?"
Angel shrugged. "I don't know." She sat down and put her face in her hands.
"Don't you feel well, Angel?" Butterfly asked worriedly.
"I feel fine, Butterfly."
"What's the matter then?" She tipped a wing in Angel's direction. "You look so sad."
Angel frowned. "Mommy's having a baby."
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