Sunday, February 9, 2014

Girl in Love by Caisey Quinn EXCERPT and Book Sale



BOOK INFO
Girl in Love (Kylie Ryans #3)
New Adult Contemporary Romance
Release Date: February 4, 2014




BOOK SUMMARY:

She’s living her dream…


Kylie Ryans is the biggest thing to come out of Nashville since, well, since Trace Corbin. With a hit album and a powerful label behind her, she appears to be the girl who has it all.

But appearances can be deceiving.

Fresh out of rehab, Trace Corbin is ready to take on the world. Just not the girl he walked away from. Because if there’s one thing he knows for certain, it’s that the people you love are the one’s who have the power to destroy you.

As their worlds collide, they’ll have to make the ultimate choice. Follow their dreams, or give it all up for love.

They say love conquers all, but for Kylie and Trace, it just might wreck everything they’ve worked for. 



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EXCERPT - GIRL IN LOVE


2.         “Hey, pretty girl,” Trace greeted her. His heart began beating in overtime at the sight of her.
Her blue eyes gleamed in the lights of the studio. He didn’t know if her face was flushed from singing her heart out or from seeing him. Either way, she was beautiful as always.
“What are you doing here?”
“It’s nice to see you, too. I was in the neighborhood.” Trace leaned against the side wall as Chaz and the other men in the room let themselves out quietly.
He watched as Kylie chugged half a bottle of water. “Oh yeah? Well, I’m all done for today, so if you need the studio, knock yourself out.”
“Actually I need you. I mean I need to talk to you.” Jesus. Sometimes he wondered if his life would be easier if he’d just cut out his own tongue years ago.
Kylie raised an eyebrow. “Okay. Talk.”
“Here? You don’t want to go get some dinner or something?”
She snorted. “No, thanks. Steven took me out for a late breakfast and I’m not hungry.”
S**t. That did not feel good to hear. It felt as if she’d socked him as hard as she could right in the chest. He lowered himself onto the couch and looked up at her. The lights surrounded her, making her look like a vision he was having. His hands twitched, aching to reach out and touch her. It was an urge more intense than the need to drink had ever been. And she was even more off-limits.
“Thanks for performing at the benefit. I appreciated that.”
Her eyes widened in surprise, but she seemed to shake off her reaction before she spoke. “You’re welcome. Is that what you came to the ‘neighborhood’ to tell me?”
“No. I came because…” Because I love you. I miss you. I need you and I can’t stand having to be on the same planet as you if I can’t have you. The words stuck in his throat. What he actually said was, “Because the label has some ideas for us. They’re pushing hard and I wanted you to hear it from me, wanted you to know it wasn’t my idea.”
Her brows dipped downward and she took another drink before responding. “What wasn’t your idea? The tour?”
“So you know then?”
She wiped a drop of water from her perfect mouth and then glared at him. “Yeah, I know. I’m not the same girl I was...before. I’m not all wide-eyed and excited about the opportunity to tour with Trace Corbin.”
The way she said his name, with false enthusiasm, made his stomach churn.
“All right. Well, I didn’t figure you’d be too thrilled. Gotta say, I’m not sure why the hostility is directed at me though. I just told you it wasn’t my idea.”
Her glare intensified before she finally looked away. “I knew this was coming when they asked me to do the benefit. It was pretty obvious that you didn’t want me there.”
Trace opened his mouth to tell her that wasn’t exactly how it was, but she rushed on before he could.
“Chaz and I kind of talked it out. In a way, it makes sense. The media thinks there’s something going on between us—or that there was—and you can’t turn the radio on without hearing that damn song. We’d probably sell out every venue.”
“There’s a but coming.” He could see it on her face, in her stance.
She nodded slowly. “Yeah. There is.” Her eyes met his, only for a moment, but long enough for him to see that she could hardly believe he’d had the nerve to ask.  “Just because it might be the right move for our careers doesn’t mean I want to take a tour down memory lane. I’d rather be bound and gagged and dragged naked through town than share a bus with you. Again.”
If it didn’t hurt so much to hear, he might’ve laughed. He barely resisted the urge to tell her that if she said yes, he’d be happy to get her naked and tie her up. 


Author Information


Caisey Quinn lives in Birmingham, Alabama with her husband, daughter, and other assorted animals. She is the bestselling author of the Kylie Ryans series as well as several New Adult Romance novels featuring country girls finding love in unexpected places. You can find her online at www.caiseyquinnwrites.com . 



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