Big news! My next book releases in November! For now, here’s what I can tell you about it…
Hot guy? YES!
Hot romance? YES!
Hot suspenseful storyline? YES!
When Sage, our heroine, sees a guy walking his motorcycle along a dusty country road, she’s intrigued enough to stop. Who is this mysterious stranger? And what’s he doing on a deserted road in the middle of rural Kansas? Find out soon!
ROAD TROUBLE releases in November!
“What are you doing?” I ask.
He gives me a confused look. “What do you mean?”
“Why are you sitting up here?”
“Because it’s where I felt like sitting.” He sets his briefcase on the desk and opens it.
“Don’t you want to sit in the back?”
“Not really. Do you?”
“Yeah. I mean, no. Here is fine.”
“Why’d you sit in back for chem?”
“Because it was the only seat left.”
He nudges my arm. “Must be your lucky day.”
“What do you mean?”
“By getting the last seat, you ended up with me as your partner. Just think how jealous everyone is of you.”
I grin at him. “You’re really full of yourself, you know that?”
He takes out his laptop. “I’m just stating the facts.”
And yet I know he’s just kidding. I can tell by that crooked, yet sexy, smile on his face.
“So you’re usually a front rower?” he asks.
“A what?”
“Front rower. Someone who always sits in the front.”
“I guess I am.”
“You don’t know?”
“I’ve never really thought about it.”
“Sure you have. Everyone does. When you walk in a room, you have a decision to make. Front, back, or middle. If you always choose front, then you’re a front rower.”
“Okay, fine, I’m a front rower. What difference does it make?”
“Where you sit says a lot about you.”
The bell rings as people continue to find seats. The teacher waits for them to sit down then says, “Welcome to American History. I’m Mr. Combs. I need to get something from the teacher’s lounge. I’ll be back in a minute.”
Looking over at Wesley, I see him typing on his laptop. He’s good at tuning things out. People are talking all around us, really loud, and yet he’s completely focused on what he’s doing, like he doesn’t even hear them.
I’ll probably regret asking this but I do anyway. “So what does it say about me?”
He stops typing and looks at me. “What are we talking about?”
“Being a front rower. What does it say about me?”
“That you’re smart. That you like to learn. Or it could just mean you have a crush on your teacher. Mr. Combs IS pretty hot.”
I laugh as he goes back to typing.
“So what are you?” I ask. “Also a front rower?”
“I don’t fit in a category. I mix it up. Sometimes the front, sometimes the middle, sometimes the back.”
“You have to have a reason for choosing your seat. You just said everyone has to make a decision when they walk in the room. So how do you decide?”
“I sit wherever the prettiest girl is. If she’s in front, I sit in front.” He says it casually, his eyes on his laptop.
Is he saying I’m the prettiest girl in class? Is he kidding? I’m nowhere near the prettiest, especially today. My hair is even more staticky than normal. And since Wesley made me walk him to class, I didn’t get a chance to stop in the bathroom to run a dryer sheet through my hair, so now it keeps sticking to my face.
“What’s taking the teacher so long?” I ask, pretending I didn’t hear Wesley’s comment. I’m not comfortable with compliments, if that’s what he meant it to be. Or maybe he was just joking. It’s hard to tell with him.
“You don’t believe me,” he says as he takes off his blazer.
What is with this guy? Does he have a mind reading program on that laptop of his? He always seems to know what I’m thinking.
Choosing not to respond, I open my history book and pretend to read.
Then suddenly, I feel a rush of warm breath by my ear as he says in a low voice, “You’re definitely the prettiest.”
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Releasing August 7th in ebook and paperback!
People always say they wish they could predict the future. But not me. I already know my future. I’m going to lose my sight. I don’t know exactly when, but it’s going to happen. And it’s the reason I’ll never fall in love.
At least that’s what I thought. Until one day a guy walks into my chem class and changes all that.
I thought for sure he’d avoid me after he saw how people at school treat me. The teasing. The nicknames. Just being seen with me is enough to ruin his reputation, yet this guy still wanted to date me. And he wouldn’t take no for an answer.
That’s how it began. How it ended is not at all what I expected. Ours is an unlikely love story.
Cover Reveal for my all-new young adult romance, releasing this summer!
Now available! Secrets Told and
Secrets Kept !
This duet is a romantic suspense about a student at Moorhurst College, his girlfriend, and the secret Organization featured in the Jade Series.
Read the exciting conclusion to Secrets Kept in the final book of the Moorhurst College Duet, a love story involving the mysterious organization originally featured in the Jade Series!
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It’s too late to unsee what she saw.
It’s too late to untell what she told.
The only thing she can do now is wait.
She thought it was over, but then a package showed up at her door. A package containing exactly what she needed to achieve her dream. Was it a reward for her silence? Or a way for them to keep controlling her?
In this exciting conclusion to Secrets Kept, find out who’s really behind what Kate saw that night and why Gavin is now involved.
Secrets Told is the conclusion to Secrets Kept, a romantic suspense story about Gavin, a politician’s son and student at the mysterious Moorhurst College, and Kate, a caterer for the wealthy. Secrets Told will release in April or early May!
Secrets Kept releases Friday, March 2nd! It’s a romantic suspense novel about the students at a mysterious private college in Connecticut. Here’s more about the book…
Catering private parties for billionaires gives Kate Norris an inside look into the lives of some of the richest, most powerful families in America but the job isn’t as great as it seems. Just being around people with that much wealth and power makes Kate uncomfortable, with one exception; Gavin Bishop.
Gavin, the son of a wealthy politician and student at the very exclusive Moorhurst College, meets Kate at a dinner party she’s catering after having one of the worst days of her life. He manages to make her feel better and even convinces her to go on a date with him after she just swore off men.
Kate and Gavin’s relationship deepens but then comes to an abrupt halt when Kate sees something she shouldn’t. Something dark and disturbing. Something that could get her killed if she ever told anyone.
Kate’s desperate to tell Gavin her secret but can’t. Even if she did, he’d never believe her. Still, she can’t keep a secret this big from Gavin. Will she risk her life and tell him the truth? Or risk their relationship and keep lying to the man she loves?
*Book one in a two-book series.