Welcome to the cover reveal for
The Winter Girl
With only a few days left to the release of this sexy, new, erotic romance from Hot Ink Press it's so exciting to post the cover.
…when corporate lawyer Lily
moves into the country, and a house inherited from her grandmother, she hopes
for peace after a relationship has ended…it will be the last thing she finds
after meeting the town’s eligible bachelor, Starr Forrester…
Lily Prescott is only just
over a relationship break up when she decides to take up residence in a house
left to her by her recently deceased grandmother. Her corporate law job takes a
back seat as she licks her wounds in the small country town. She looks around
the main shopping street and discovers people who will befriend her, but she
also runs into the town’s most eligible bachelor and secret bad boy, Starr
Forrester.
Loved for his lifelong
association with the town, Starr hides his methods for staying single well from
his friends. He’s nearly thirty, gorgeous, a designer, owns a business and on
the lookout for his ‘Winter Girl’….
Will it be Lily? What is a
‘Winter girl’?
Fun, sex, romance and a
little twist of the paranormal, makes this a must read.
Teaser, tease, teased....
Ash rested the
leaf rake against the back wall and entered the shop. Lily turned to the sound
of the door opening. It was a sliding glass door that she thought was a window,
and she felt a strange flutter of anticipation as she saw Ash.
He smiled. “Hi,
are you looking for a cup of coffee?”
Lily smiled in
response.
“I’d love a cup
of coffee. Are you open?” She looked around at the empty tables and realized
the light was low down this end of the shop.
Ash nodded. “Oh
yes. I’ll get you coffee”. He walked through the gap between the wall and the
end of the counter, and disappeared for a moment. He came back drying his hands
on a big sheet of blue, paper towel and brought out brilliant white coffee
mugs.
“How do you take
it?” His voice was low and appealing.
Lily felt a pull
of attraction to him.
“Only a dash of
half-cream,” she smiled and glanced at the cake platter.
Ash followed her
eyes with his.
“Let me get you
a slice of cake. The chocolate is the best you’ll ever taste. A local woman
makes it, makes all the cake I sell in fact. Is that okay?”
Lily met his
eyes and felt a wave of longing. He was very attractive, his eyes a darker blue
than her own, his hair a shade darker than hers. He was tall and she could see
the muscles beneath his chambray shirt as he moved. The cuffs were open and the
sleeves of the shirt fell back to reveal his lightly tanned skin as he made the
coffee. He reached to get a plate from the stack on the shelf above the coffee
machine, and the shirt lifted to expose a band of his muscular back above the
low-rise jeans he wore.
Ash hadn’t heard
otherwise and so he took the cake tongs and chose a thick slice of the
chocolate for her. He put it on the plate and gathered a fork and napkin.
“I’d love to sit
with you for coffee, if you don’t mind. I’ve been out in the back garden
tidying up. There were no customers.” He smiled and brought her cake to a
nearby table setting it down carefully. Lily hadn’t answered. She was watching
him. Ash secretly smiled again. ‘She’s definitely my winter girl.’
He hesitated
before picking up both mugs of coffee and Lily answered.
“Please do sit
with me.”
They sat
opposite each other on the lime green chairs and Ash gazed at her for a few
seconds before he picked up his coffee and drank some.
Lily took her
mug sipping at the coffee gratefully. She put it down and picked up the fork to
taste the cake.
Ash let her take
a couple of bites before he spoke.
“Yummy huh?”
Lily looked into
his blue eyes.
“Oh yes,” she
answered, but she didn’t mean just the cake.
Available on Amazon June 14, to read it is to love it
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Hi Diana,
ReplyDeletethank you for your comment and for sharing the post :-) that's really kind
This is nice. I love the excerpt.
ReplyDeleteHi Karo, thank you :-)
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