Oh The Possibilities...Craig Speaks, Will Sara Listen?
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This snippet is from the recently released sequel to the critically acclaimed FLOOR TIME.
SWEAT EQUITY is book two in a trilogy. Sara and Jack have been engaged, broken it off and she still obsesses over him (and vice versa) BUT....fate has dropped a lovely diversion in her lap, in the form of the tall, blonde newbie realtor, Craig Robinson.
Let's hear from him a moment just before their lovely first encounter. She has insisted it is merely a mutually beneficial ramp up in their "friendship." He has agreed...sorta.
The steam from the pool, the familiar chlorine smells enveloped him as he moved closer to her. His pulse raced but he kept his movements slow, relaxed, determined, and ready to fulfill whatever she needed from him. He was winning this one, he knew. Jack Gordon would be a distant memory once he was through with her, maybe not tonight, but very soon. No, she said it herself--just friends--with lovely benefits.He grinned, and yanked a mental pillow over the voice reminding him he was likely already halfway in love with the woman.
Read more from the talented folks participating in this week'sSix Sentence Sunday.
This snippet is from the recently released sequel to the critically acclaimed FLOOR TIME.
SWEAT EQUITY is book two in a trilogy. Sara and Jack have been engaged, broken it off and she still obsesses over him (and vice versa) BUT....fate has dropped a lovely diversion in her lap, in the form of the tall, blonde newbie realtor, Craig Robinson.
Let's hear from him a moment just before their lovely first encounter. She has insisted it is merely a mutually beneficial ramp up in their "friendship." He has agreed...sorta.
The steam from the pool, the familiar chlorine smells enveloped him as he moved closer to her. His pulse raced but he kept his movements slow, relaxed, determined, and ready to fulfill whatever she needed from him. He was winning this one, he knew. Jack Gordon would be a distant memory once he was through with her, maybe not tonight, but very soon. No, she said it herself--just friends--with lovely benefits.He grinned, and yanked a mental pillow over the voice reminding him he was likely already halfway in love with the woman.
Read more from the talented folks participating in this week'sSix Sentence Sunday.
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