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Happy Valentine’s Day!
What’s the best gift for Valentine’s day? A card? Candy? Roses? A teddy bear? The options are as limitless as your imagination.
This holiday is all about romance and love. Everyone hopes to be swept off his or her feet and fall madly in love. For those who aren’t in a relationship at Valentine’s Day, romance writers are here to help! Though experiencing romance and love first hand are the best, living vicariously through a well-crafted story can put the pep in your step.
Speaking of romances, my Muddy Waters has a strong heroine who yearns for love. Roxie’s the girl-next-door type, the one who helps others reach their dreams, while no one notices she has dreams of her own happily ever after.
In walks the town’s bad boy, all tall, dark, and dangerous, and Roxie’s prospects for romance increase dramatically. Though Sloan’s a charming rogue, she wants to believe in them.
Can you guess what happens to Sloan and his gift of roses? Read this abridged excerpt from Muddy Waters:
Sloan tapped his thumbs against the steering wheel to the rollicking beat of “Rambling Man by the Allman Brothers as he sped east. He couldn’t wait to see Roxie. He reached in the cup holder, picked up her business card, and sniffed the faint vanilla fragrance. Only a few more miles to go.
She was on the phone in her cozy office when he parked next to her burnished red Cadillac DeVille. No one else was around. Good.
He reached into the cooler in the back and withdrew the red roses he’d bought in Atlanta. Flowers in hand, Sloan strode into her office. With each step, he felt lighter, happier.
“I wasn’t expecting you until tomorrow,” Roxie said as she rose.
He stopped when his shoes touched hers. “I missed you.”
Her eyes widened into shimmering tropical pools. He inhaled deeply, filling his lungs with her essence. He fitted his hands to her waist and drew her close. “I’ve been thinking of you all week.”
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What happens next with Sloan and Roxie?
What Valentine’s gift would sweep you off your feet?
Maggie Toussaint