BLURB:
Trapped
at the bar during her best friend's engagement party, Emory finds herself with
Mr. Dud and his obnoxious pick-up lines. That is, until sexy Grayson Green
steps in to rescue her. She's been out of the game so long that she's
practically a dating virgin. With her son off to college and her husband now an
ex, Emory is learning how to be not a wife, not a mom, but a single woman. What
she doesn't anticipate is falling—hard and fast—for a dominate, alpha male.
Grayson Green's an MMA champion, used to working hard and playing harder. He spent years in the limelight where fast times and fast women were easy to come by. Women just want to screw him and men want to be friends with the infamous Green Machine. The appeal is gone and he steps out of the ring to make some changes and get control of his life. He runs his own gym and is a trainer for the next champ. All the training in the world can't save him from the one-two punch of meeting Emory. She's different. She has no idea who he is...and she wants him anyway. She's everything he never knew he ever wanted and he's going to do whatever it takes to keep her.
Gray convinces Emory that there are no games with him, that he wants to take care of her, protect her, and pleasure her until she can't see straight. But not everything from his past are championship belts and sponsorship deals. He'll have to protect her from the one thing he can't control. Gray will do anything to keep Emory because he knows that winning in the cage is nothing compared to winning her heart.
Grayson Green's an MMA champion, used to working hard and playing harder. He spent years in the limelight where fast times and fast women were easy to come by. Women just want to screw him and men want to be friends with the infamous Green Machine. The appeal is gone and he steps out of the ring to make some changes and get control of his life. He runs his own gym and is a trainer for the next champ. All the training in the world can't save him from the one-two punch of meeting Emory. She's different. She has no idea who he is...and she wants him anyway. She's everything he never knew he ever wanted and he's going to do whatever it takes to keep her.
Gray convinces Emory that there are no games with him, that he wants to take care of her, protect her, and pleasure her until she can't see straight. But not everything from his past are championship belts and sponsorship deals. He'll have to protect her from the one thing he can't control. Gray will do anything to keep Emory because he knows that winning in the cage is nothing compared to winning her heart.
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Excerpt
“Sorry I’m late, baby. This place is so crowded, Paul
pointed me in your direction.” I felt a hand on my shoulder before I realized
the voice was talking to me. The surprise contact made me jump, but it didn’t
feel creepy and gross like Bob/Bill’s hand had. It felt like…electricity
crackling in the air before a thunderstorm. Glancing back, it was Mr. Bond’s
brother—that would make him Mr. Bond as well, then?—smiling at me. At me! His
brown eyes weren’t just dark, they were almost black and they were focused
directly, completely, utterly on me.
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Two:
“Which one is he?” He popped the lid on his drink.
One team wore black-and-white striped T-shirts like a bunch
of convicts, the other wore dark green ones with a yellow collar. As I scanned
the men, I realized Faith would have enjoyed this. Watching sweaty, fit men run
around and tackle each other, showing off their caveman qualities would spike
any woman’s libido. When I finally glimpsed Gray on the field, my heart
stuttered. The other night wasn’t a fluke. He did something to me. This guy,
why this guy? Was I insane? There was one way to find out.
“There.” I pointed.
“The blond?”
I shook my head, took a sip of soda to cool myself down.
Gray looked…God, amazing. Manly. He was wearing one of the ridiculous convict
shirts, the neckline stretched out by someone’s rough grab. Sweat dripped down
his forehead and he had a streak of dirt on his arm that blended in with the
tattoo. With his arm exposed, I could see it was large enough to creep up his
forearm and over his biceps. Although he was dark complected and tan, it stood
out in stark contrast. I hadn’t been wild about tattoos in general before, but
on Gray…it totally melted my butter. I had to wonder if he had any others, and
if so, where?
“No, the one with the dark close-cropped hair.”
Simon looked where I pointed, his brows going up. “Holy
shit, Em. That’s the guy?”
“Sorry I’m late, baby. This place is so crowded, Paul
pointed me in your direction.” I felt a hand on my shoulder before I realized
the voice was talking to me. The surprise contact made me jump, but it didn’t
feel creepy and gross like Bob/Bill’s hand had. It felt like…electricity
crackling in the air before a thunderstorm. Glancing back, it was Mr. Bond’s
brother—that would make him Mr. Bond as well, then?—smiling at me. At me! His
brown eyes weren’t just dark, they were almost black and they were focused
directly, completely, utterly on me.
Excerpt
Two:
“Which one is he?” He popped the lid on his drink.
One team wore black-and-white striped T-shirts like a bunch
of convicts, the other wore dark green ones with a yellow collar. As I scanned
the men, I realized Faith would have enjoyed this. Watching sweaty, fit men run
around and tackle each other, showing off their caveman qualities would spike
any woman’s libido. When I finally glimpsed Gray on the field, my heart
stuttered. The other night wasn’t a fluke. He did something to me. This guy,
why this guy? Was I insane? There was one way to find out.
“There.” I pointed.
“The blond?”
I shook my head, took a sip of soda to cool myself down.
Gray looked…God, amazing. Manly. He was wearing one of the ridiculous convict
shirts, the neckline stretched out by someone’s rough grab. Sweat dripped down
his forehead and he had a streak of dirt on his arm that blended in with the
tattoo. With his arm exposed, I could see it was large enough to creep up his
forearm and over his biceps. Although he was dark complected and tan, it stood
out in stark contrast. I hadn’t been wild about tattoos in general before, but
on Gray…it totally melted my butter. I had to wonder if he had any others, and
if so, where?
“No, the one with the dark close-cropped hair.”
Simon looked where I pointed, his brows going up. “Holy
shit, Em. That’s the guy?”
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Vanessa Dare
does it all: Urban contemporary to time traveling to Scotland and everything in
between. Her bestselling alter ego, Vanessa Vale, sticks with steamy Wild West
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