July 11 Giveaway
CRASHED
by Lisa Dawn MacDonald
Rating: SENSUAL
lisa@lisadawnmacdonald.com
Lisa will be visiting with us today!
TARAH SCOTT
CLASSICAL ROMANCE FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
Tarah Scott: July 11 Giveaway
lisa@lisadawnmacdonald.com
Lisa will be visiting with us today!
Sounds wonderful to me! I will be returning for the visit. Thanks, Cindi
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This one sounds interesting. I'll have to swing by later to catch the full details.
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Sounds really good.
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Cute story line...hope to catch Lisa when she gets on...
ADELANTE!!!
Zulmara
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Interesting first meeting. Would love to read the rest. Tamsyn
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Thanks everyone.
Crashed is a fun short story. Jessie is having a crappy day and it keeps getting worse. She has a new job and her financial forcast is not looking good. but she has a new job and she's optimistic . . . until she wrecks her car and meets the only man who doesn't know to hit the gas on a yellow light.
excerpt:
Whew! Thankfully, Reliable Red hadn’t sustained a fatal blow. The damage blended with the chipped paint and rusted dents she’d acquired over the years.
She turned, glanced at the other vehicle, and groaned. Oh, her insurance rates were bound to take a hit, no doubt about it. She’d placed a lovely dent in the bumper of a fine BMW. Said bumper was barely attached to one end of the car. The other end rested on the street. A bit more damage than a typical fender-bender, but, hopefully, easily repaired.
Oh, perfect. The man she’d hit already had the officer’s rapt attention.
Nervous perspiration dampened the band of her bra. Squinting against the early morning sun, she pushed her sunglasses up her nose. No way would a smile get her out of this one. It shouldn’t have to. The damn light was yellow!
So much for not being late for the first day on the job. And she’d almost made it, too. Only two blocks from the office building, and she had to be behind the only man who didn’t know to hit the gas, and not the brakes, on yellow.
The man pointed to the light, pointed to the cars, and finally pointed at her as she approached. Good grief, it was a simple little fender-bender. If he could afford a BMW, he should be able to afford a dent.
“Excuse me,” Jessie interrupted. Oh my, the man was tall. She’d never been considered petite, yet she had to crane her neck to look into his face. The breadth of his shoulders blotted out the sun. Sandy blond hair and green eyes to swim in. Jessie marveled at the intense impact his physical appearance had on her tummy. Her heart jumped from an apprehensive beat to a fluttering tempo. Perhaps she should have checked her relationship forecast instead of her financial.
Her gaze traveled from his broad shoulders, stiff with tension, down the muscular chest that tapered to a trim waist. She swallowed hard. Thick thighs were encased in black Dockers. Those heart flutters drifted lower and morphed into a sexual twitch between her legs. She licked her upper lip. Nice package. She didn’t know what he did to afford a BMW, but the man wore working casual like a male model.
5 Hearts from The Romance Studio
This is a great short story; it is a well-written, fast paced, fun story that really works. Jessie and Andrew are both fun, interesting characters, that the reader will thoroughly enjoy meeting. Ms. MacDonald has written a definite keeper.
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Some of you also know me as KyAnn Waters. But today I have a new release at www.thewildrosepress.com.
Wild Fires by Lisa Dawn MacDonald
blurb: Sam Knight works behind a desk for the Forest Service, but dreams of digging trenches and battling the flames of a raging wildfire. The Montana forest is withering under the relentless summer sun, and reinforcements are needed in the field. Sam finally has the opportunity to put her degree to use and she's determined to do the job. However…
Mitch Carter, the fire boss, doesn't believe the wisp of a woman, who hasn't seen action anywhere but the supply depot, can do the job. Hell, her equipment pack weighs more than she does. He'd give her one chance before sending her back to Missoula. She's more likely to be a distraction. It would be best for him and his teams to have her out of his little house that serves as headquarters for the remote camp of forest firefighters. Shouldn't take more than a couple days.
Mitch knows how to fight fires, but can he control the intense flames of desire Samantha incites before they become out-of-control Wild Fires?
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I have to work this morning, but I'll be back in a little while.
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Hey, Lisa. So good to see you.
I've had the pleasure of reading several of Lisa's book--primarily her erotica, written as KyAnn Waters. I know everyone will enjoy learning more about her work. Be sure to pick her brain about her upcoming releases. She's got some wonderful stuff soon to be released.
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Sounds like a great read.
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Oh dear, I can just see Jessie trying to explain her thoughts on yellow lights.
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ROFL!
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Sounds great!
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Sounds interesting
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Thanks for the excerpt! Sounds great.
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Sounds really good!
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Wild fires sounds lke a great read.
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This sounds ike a great read I'll stop back later or tomorrow to read more.
Rhonda
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Well, that is one way to meet a guy, not my idea of the best method, but he does sound mighty scrumptious.
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you can't mess with fate. lol
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thank you for having me on your blog Tarah! And thank you to everyone who stopped by.
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Thank you, Lisa!
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