BLURB:
Trauma nurse Leila Matthews is about to meet the
one man who can tear through her emotional defenses, but the billionaire
playboy will have a harder time winning her heart than her body. Sexy,
emotional and intense, Pushed, book one in the Torn series, begins the saga of
Brody, Leila, and Jaxon.
SYNOPSIS:
UNTO OBLIVION
Nurse Leila Matthews has seen it all, or so she
thought until this morning. Into the chaos of her trauma ward walked a man more
intense than anything she has ever known. His smile tore away all her defenses,
and his kiss ignited flames damped for far too long—and a knowledge that such
dangerous ripples are only the beginning.
Brody Davis is anything but safe. Wealthy,
handsome, and unrepentantly single, the billionaire’s first priority is
himself…and the pleasure of every woman he’s sure to leave. Yet his best
friend’s baby sister is temptation itself. If any female could make him stay,
it would be Leila, whose sweet lips and sweeter flesh push him to be better
than he believes he can. He desires a quick conquest. The battle for Leila’s
heart is yet to be fought. And he is not the only combatant.
EXCERPT:
“You know what you’re gonna get?” I asked, placing my menu on the table next to me.
“I think I’m going to get a steak. Probably the rib eye with a baked potato,” he said, making my mouth water.
“Oh, that sounds yummy. I wish I could eat a loaded baked potato, mmmm. Carbs are my favorite enemy.” I giggled at my own comment.
He let his menu fall away from his face. “You do realize you’re thin, right? You can eat whatever you want.”
I burst out laughing. “I’m ‘thin’ because I don’t eat whatever I want. That, and because I run like I’m being chased by a clown with a bloody knife. Thank God I have Ruger, he loves to run.” I smiled at the thought of my slobbery best friend.
The waiter returned and Brody ordered for both of us. Returning to our conversation, Brody asked how I came to own a drug-sniffing retired police dog.
“He couldn’t work anymore. He’s seven years old, which is young for a K-9 to be retired, but his hip dysplasia made it difficult for him to run down a suspect,” I explained. “I have to keep the remote close when I watch TV because if he hears sirens, he runs to the door and freaks out. And God forbid if Drew shows up in uniform or in a marked car. Ruger still has the drive, but his hips are too arthritic.”
“Poor guy, that sucks,” Brody sympathized. “I hope I never have to be put on the sidelines and watch people do my job.” His cell phone started buzzing on the table.
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AUTHOR BIO:
A.F. Crowell lives in Charleston, SC with her husband
and two sons. They have two dogs, Diesel, a German Shepherd rescue
and Dez, a black Labrador Retriever. She shares her love of books with her
children, who have a head start on becoming life-long readers.
Romance fiction hit her radar when her husband
forced her to watch Twilight one weekend when they were snowed in. That
was it! From there her love grew; Contemporary Romance, Paranormal, YA and
Dystopian are her preferred reads.
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