He can't stop thinking about their future...
James Montgomery has achieved
everything he'd hoped for in life...except marrying the girl of his dreams.
After a terrible accident, Selena Ainsley left ten years ago. She took his
heart with her and she's never coming back. But it's becoming harder and harder
for him to forget their precious time together, and James can't help but wonder
what he would do if they could ever meet again.
Excerpt:
It was near midnight and Selena’s eyes
felt heavy. With her head resting on James’s shoulder, she tried to focus on
the ending of The Philadelphia Story. Back when they were
dating, they used to enjoy watching classic movies, and finding one on the
television seemed like the perfect way for them to relax after such an
emotional evening.
James looked over at Selena and smiled
to himself. If he could freeze this moment in time, he would. For years he had
wondered if he’d ever find a woman he could come home to, with whom he could
sit like this and simply relax. The woman half-asleep beside him was the only
woman he wanted to fit that bill. The credits were beginning to roll, and he
gently nudged her with his shoulder. “Hey,” he said softly, “are you still
awake?”
“Mmm…barely,” she whispered and then
yawned. As much as Selena knew that the bed would be a far more comfortable
place to sleep, she didn’t want to leave the security of James’s side. She
jumped when he shifted beside her to stand up. A wave of panic hit her as she
prayed that he wasn’t getting up to leave. Before she could even voice her
concern, James turned off the television and then scooped her up into his arms.
“Oh!”
“Don’t get me wrong. I was completely
enjoying being curled up with you on the sofa, but I had a feeling your neck
was going to kill you tomorrow.” He walked through to the bedroom and carefully
held her close as he pulled back the comforter and gently placed Selena down.
Without a word, he walked back out to the living room and locked the door and turned
out the lights before returning to her.
He didn’t ask permission.
She didn’t extend an invitation.
Neither seemed necessary.
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New York Times and USA Today
Bestseller/contemporary romance writer Samantha Chase released her debut novel,
Jordan's Return, in November 2011. Although she waited until she was in her
40's to publish for the first time, writing has been a lifelong passion. Her
motivation to take that step was her students: teaching creative writing to
elementary age students all the way up through high school and encouraging
those students to follow their writing dreams gave Samantha the confidence to
take that step as well.
When she's not working on a new story, she spends her time reading contemporary romances, playing way too many games of Scrabble or Solitaire on Facebook and spending time with her husband of 25 years and their two sons in North Carolina.
When she's not working on a new story, she spends her time reading contemporary romances, playing way too many games of Scrabble or Solitaire on Facebook and spending time with her husband of 25 years and their two sons in North Carolina.
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ReplyDeleteI am happy where I am right now in my life and would love go back -- I only look forward
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ReplyDeleteNot sure really maybe a friend
ReplyDeleteThere really isn't anyone that I would reunite with. I know that is boring, lol, but it is truthful!
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