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Excerpt - Beautiful Chaos :)
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I had to pick out a couple of excerpts for Beautiful Chaos. I thought I'd share one :)
Brady was already two steps ahead of her, walking toward Kendra’s car. Vivienne suddenly contemplated what she was doing. For some reason, even though she barely knew him, she completely trusted Brady. But she also realized that was stupid. Most psychos came off as perfectly nice people. Any girl with half a brain in her head—and she’d like to think she had more than just a half—would take some precautions.
When they got to the car, she threw him the keys and opened the rear door.
“What are you doing?” he asked.
“Sitting in the backseat.”
He stared at her. “Why?”
“Oh, and I always carry pepper spray with me, just so you know.” She jumped into the backseat and shut the door.
He stood outside the car for a couple seconds before he opened the door and got into the driver’s seat. “Unbelievable,” he said under his breath.
“I’m sorry, but think about this: what if you had a daughter? What would you want her to do? That’s what my mom asked me once, and she makes a really good point.”
Brady shook his head. “I’m not sure how to even begin to respond to that.” He turned around and looked at her. “But I can assure you, the last thing on my mind is trying to make a move on you. I just want my money back. And once I get that, you will never see me again.”
“Fine.” But she felt a pang of disappointment. She wasn’t sure why, but she did.
He started the car. “Where to, ma’am?”
“Ha-ha.”
Beautiful Chaos
http://yaboundbooktours.blogspot.com/...
I had to pick out a couple of excerpts for Beautiful Chaos. I thought I'd share one :)
Brady was already two steps ahead of her, walking toward Kendra’s car. Vivienne suddenly contemplated what she was doing. For some reason, even though she barely knew him, she completely trusted Brady. But she also realized that was stupid. Most psychos came off as perfectly nice people. Any girl with half a brain in her head—and she’d like to think she had more than just a half—would take some precautions.
When they got to the car, she threw him the keys and opened the rear door.
“What are you doing?” he asked.
“Sitting in the backseat.”
He stared at her. “Why?”
“Oh, and I always carry pepper spray with me, just so you know.” She jumped into the backseat and shut the door.
He stood outside the car for a couple seconds before he opened the door and got into the driver’s seat. “Unbelievable,” he said under his breath.
“I’m sorry, but think about this: what if you had a daughter? What would you want her to do? That’s what my mom asked me once, and she makes a really good point.”
Brady shook his head. “I’m not sure how to even begin to respond to that.” He turned around and looked at her. “But I can assure you, the last thing on my mind is trying to make a move on you. I just want my money back. And once I get that, you will never see me again.”
“Fine.” But she felt a pang of disappointment. She wasn’t sure why, but she did.
He started the car. “Where to, ma’am?”
“Ha-ha.”
Beautiful Chaos
