Welcome to Sneak Peek Sunday, a blog event that happens every Sunday, giving authors a chance to highlight their work.
I've been off for a couple of weeks, but I'm thrilled to be back. This week, I'm offering another selection from my upcoming release, Exposed To Passion (Oct. 20). This is book #3 in the Five Senses Series, featuring fan favorite, Sam Kerrigan. In past posts, I shared how Rikki met Sam. This week, you'll read about the adventure from Sam's point of view. Enjoy.
I've been off for a couple of weeks, but I'm thrilled to be back. This week, I'm offering another selection from my upcoming release, Exposed To Passion (Oct. 20). This is book #3 in the Five Senses Series, featuring fan favorite, Sam Kerrigan. In past posts, I shared how Rikki met Sam. This week, you'll read about the adventure from Sam's point of view. Enjoy.
Sam Kerrigan hadn’t stopped thinking about Rikki Salerno since the day he’d dragged her out of the creek by her breasts. He’d gotten a better view than he’d expected when he’d stumbled up the creek bed into the presence of the exotic woman who’d beaten them to the small point of land known as Sims’ Spit. The raven-haired beauty had glanced over her shoulder as they’d approached. Her sloe-eyed gaze and the way her lips had twitched a welcome-but-don’t-bother-me smile had halted his breath.
The world had gone into slow motion when Brett Erskine had jogged past the woman and knocked her into the creek. She could have used her tripod to save herself, but had released her grip on it to avoid pulling it over, averting a potential equipment disaster.
One small choice that had left her tumbling into the water. And he’d jumped in to rescue her.
He shook his head while he shuffled through papers he’d retrieved from his school mailbox. God, the memory of their brief contact sent a thrill through him. He’d been surprised by his body’s instinctive—and instant—reaction. An untried school boy would have had more control. Although, when holding heaven in the palms of your hands, who knew.
The instant he realized his faux pas, he’d dropped his hands to her slender waist, but couldn’t resist the urge to squeeze. Her quick glance at the shore, ensuring the safety of her camera, and the snickering of his students, had pulled him back to the moment. He’d scrambled backward, but his gaze had been snared by the sight of her pale yellow, clinging T-shirt, which left nothing to the imagination.
The world had gone into slow motion when Brett Erskine had jogged past the woman and knocked her into the creek. She could have used her tripod to save herself, but had released her grip on it to avoid pulling it over, averting a potential equipment disaster.
One small choice that had left her tumbling into the water. And he’d jumped in to rescue her.
He shook his head while he shuffled through papers he’d retrieved from his school mailbox. God, the memory of their brief contact sent a thrill through him. He’d been surprised by his body’s instinctive—and instant—reaction. An untried school boy would have had more control. Although, when holding heaven in the palms of your hands, who knew.
The instant he realized his faux pas, he’d dropped his hands to her slender waist, but couldn’t resist the urge to squeeze. Her quick glance at the shore, ensuring the safety of her camera, and the snickering of his students, had pulled him back to the moment. He’d scrambled backward, but his gaze had been snared by the sight of her pale yellow, clinging T-shirt, which left nothing to the imagination.
Hmmm, Sam was checking out her equipment? It was an interesting way for Sam and Rikki to meet, and it made an impact on Sam for sure. This is how I envisioned the area Sam rescued Rikki from. It's part of the Salt Marsh in Massachusetts. I think I'd like to photograph this place too. And if there was a little one-on-one instruction going on, well...
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