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I hope I've given you some ideas and that you take the time to visit at least one of these sites. Also if you have a favorite charity, please feel free to leave us the link in the comments. Thanks and have a very blessed Christmas Season. :)Labels: charity, holiday giving


Anything for Sasha available today from Liquid Silver Books
Dec 14th of last year, my first ever book became available. Needless to say, it was very exciting.
Being a writer is an amazing thing really, because I get to share with so many people something that I brought to life with my imagination and my heart and then getting mail from someone who has read my work, is completely beyond icing on the cake.
To be told I’ve created a story that moved someone so much they cried, there’s not much better then that. I’m not sure what it says about me however that my goal is to make people cry, but when I do it, it’s one of the great joys of my life.
In the past year, I’ve signed 14 contracts and each one has been a little surreal and a lot thrilling. This book however, will always be special for me because it’s my first sequel. I’ve gotten a lot of requests for Matthew’s story, and I’m ecstatic to say it’s now available.
West, Matthew and Nick have been best friends since college. In Anything After Sunday, Matthew and Nick helped West see that Frannie was the best thing that ever happened to him and letting her walk away could be the biggest mistake of his life.
If you haven’t read Anything After Sunday, you won’t be lost, but if you have, West and Frannie, as well as Nick, are all back to help Matthew fix his really big mistake and win the heart of the woman he loves.
Anything for Sasha is available today. Here’s an excerpt, I hope you enjoy and check out the full story. Don’t forget to let me know what you think.
Excerpt ~
“You sure this is it?”
Matthew sat in the truck staring at the diner. “Yeah, this is it.”
They sat for another few minutes, and then West broke the silence. “Well, are we going in, or what?”
“I suppose.”
He sat motionless, then blurted out, “It was just sex, a crazy sexual attraction, that’s all.” He tried very hard to force himself to believe that was true, because he wasn’t sure what he’d do if he had to face the actual truth of it–that he’d left a piece of himself with her, as well.
“If it was just sex, why did you run?”
His head snapped in West’s direction. “What?”
West shook his head and repeated, “If it was just sex, why didn’t you stay the next morning and partake of it again in the sober light of day? Why’d you run away? I mean, the little lady seemed to have no objections to giving it away to a perfect stranger. I suppose…”
The truck door slammed hard, Matthew furiously paced a trail around the truck while pounding his fist into his palm. West got out of the truck and came up beside him.
“That’s what I thought.”
“I oughta hit you.”
“Yeah.”
“I want to hit you.”
“Yeah.”
West ducked as the fist tried to connect with his chin.
“Didn’t say I’d let you, though. Now come on, let’s go in and get your woman.”
Matthew’s rage dissipated instantly.
“She’s not my woman.”
Even as he said it, he saw her head pass by the window and everything else seemed to melt away. He remembered kissing her outside the bar. He remembered her warm soft body cuddling up next to him. Remembered that first brush of his fingers against her breasts, the first moment he tasted her, lying against her, skin to skin. He remembered loving her so deeply and so completely that it scared the hell out of him, and he knew that that was why he ran.
“She can’t be more than twenty-five, twenty-eight maybe, but I think I’m pushing it at twenty-eight.”
“And we’re only going in to have some coffee.” West put his arm around Matthew’s shoulders and led him to the front door. “And give her the opportunity of throwing it in your face.”
Matthew’s steps stopped dead, the bottom fell out of his stomach. West dragged him the last of the way. When they walked inside the diner one thing became very clear as both men stood cemented to the linoleum.
“Uh, Matthew.” Neither of them could take their eyes off the young woman. “Was she pregnant before you slept with her?”
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