Welcome back, readers. Today Cathy Tully is here to share a bit about her new book, TRAINING TRAVIS. Enjoy, then go get the book and enjoy further! :)
BLURB:
Rebecca Evans resents Travis McGill. Not only did he break
her heart years ago, but he and his daughter represent the family she
lots. Now, all the caffeine in the world
wouldn’t prepare her for his permanent move back to the hometown, Golden, PA,
they once shared.
Due to the untimely death of his ex-wife, Travis McGill
receives full custody of his fifteen year old daughter. He can kiss the quiet
lifestyle he’s come to enjoy goodbye when he must live full-time with a
teenager. Soon, renovations not only
begin on the old Victorian he’d purchased, but on Travis’ heart.
EXCERPT:
Travis sat opposite Becca so he could watch
her cook. When she turned to place the bottle on the counter, he noticed she
was wore a pair of pointy high heels. Damn.
She looked good in anything she wore. He couldn’t help think she looked great
in everything that was underneath too.
In an effort to get his mind off her curves
and avoid the embarrassment of being caught staring, he said, “So where did you
learn to cook?”
Rebecca opened the broiler and turned the
pork chops. “Television.” She placed the
fork on the spoon rest and covered the cooked carrots with foil. “What’s so
funny?”
His laugh was husky and low. “That’s where I
learned. I’m surprised Liz hasn’t bragged about my culinary skills by now.”
Rebecca smiled. “She has mentioned you make
one mean marinara sauce.”
He shook his head. “Leave it to a kid to only
remember spaghetti sauce.” She held out a wooden spoon filled with salad greens
she had just tossed for him to taste.
When Travis’ tongue flicked over his lips,
her knees went a little weak.
“What is this dressing? It’s delicious.” He
took the spoon from her hand and ate the remainder.
When he licked his fingers, she groaned
inwardly.
“Homemade vinaigrette,” she answered weakly.
Travis handed her the wooden spoon and the
tips of their fingers touched. Hers tingled. Now more than ever, she knew
whatever barrier she had thought she put between them no longer existed.
God
help her.
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