Monday 29 July 2013

When it's least expected - blog tour




Heather Van Fleet currently resides in northern Illinois, with her three daughters, Kelsey, Emma, and Isabella, and her fabulous hubby (and high school sweetheart) Chris, with whom she’s been blissfully married to now for ten plus years. She’s a stay at home mom by day, and an avid and completely obsessive writer and reader by night.

 

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Recommended for 16+ due to some language, underage drinking, and slight sexual content

Moving on after a tragedy can be impossible, especially when you’ve been dealing with those tragedies for over two years. But it’s her senior year, and Harley Anderson is more than ready to do just that, even though the skeletons in her closet can’t exactly be hidden.

Enter Mason Daniel, the egotistical, sexy, surfer boy from California. A boy with his own hidden demons, and an even bigger secret agenda. Mason isn’t right for Harley. He knows this better than anyone. He’s the epitome of a runner, a guy who takes what he can get, only to split a short while later. But he can’t deny the emotions that Harley brings out of him, so he’s going to break his rules for once.

He should have known what it would lead to…





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Two kindred souls, both lost and then found. Will they fail in their search for contentment and happiness, or will they instead find true love when it’s least expected?
 
 
 
 
“Okay, okay, I’m sorry…stop…please, Mason, stop!” She pleaded and begged until finally his tickling subsided. Her breath turned heavy, heaving even, and she couldn’t catch it, a wasted effort to even try, especially when his eyes went from playful to wicked-hot in less than a second.
She was enchanted by his intensity; unnerved at the same time.
He finally let go of her hands, but he didn’t move. Then slowly, mindlessly, she reached up to run her fingers from the roots of his hair to the tips. She marveled at its softness, completely in awe of him the longer she studied the various shades. Blond, brown, sandy – like the beach. Mason sucked in a breath, growing tenser by the second. She pulled her hand down. That ticking time bomb she had glimpsed earlier came back.
“Harley…” It was a plea, not a question and he lowered his face to hers, leveling their foreheads together. “Harley, I want you…”
 

 

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