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Blurb:
Living in a world full of colors, Sofia Brazier escapes
a career gone south as a juvenile probationary officer in New Orleans. After
moving to the small town of St. Fleur, Sofia opens a photography business in
hopes of ridding her life of all the dark auras surrounding the damaged souls
she once tried helping. Her comfortable new life is upended when widower, and
ex-security-forces-turned-handyman hunk, Noah Tyler enters the local pub.
Noah attempts to avoid the voluptuous beauty who has
captivated his every thought. That is, until his daughter vandalizes Sofia’s
building and effectively seals their fate. After cutting his daughter a break,
Sofia begins tearing down the walls he built after his wife’s death.
Just when life finally seems worth living for Noah,
Sofia finds herself the victim of a string of crimes. Can he protect Sofia when
he failed to protect his own wife?
Excerpt
Noah felt the hair on the back of his neck rise before he
even saw her. Her skin shimmered with sweat. A bright blue tank top hugged her
breasts, short black athletic shorts clung to her curves, and bright blue
sneakers covered her feet. The woman’s legs went on forever. He indulged in a
brief fantasy of running his hands up those tan legs, hips, and up to her ample
breasts. As his pants got tighter with a growing erection, he forced himself to
turn and grab a drink of water.
For his sanity, Noah wanted to ignore her presence. Too
bad he needed to speak to her. He couldn’t ignore what she was doing for Lexi.
“Excuse me, Sofia?”
“Hello, Noah.” She smiled and continued to the bottom step
of the house’s porch.
Noah walked toward her. “Can I talk to you?”
Her eyes locked on his with discomfort, “Yes?”
When they were a few feet apart, her smell hit him hard.
Her sweat had yet to mask the sweet smell of peaches. She wasn’t covered in the
strong perfume smell so many women seemed to bathe in. He noticed she wore no
makeup either. The woman was truly stunning. He placed his hands in his pockets
and rocked back on his heels.
“I wanted to thank you for what you’re doing for Lexi. You
had every right to press charges, but I’m very grateful you didn’t. She’s a
good kid…” He looked up at the second floor of his house, almost expecting to
see Lexi standing at her window. “She’s just had a rough time, and I can’t snap
her out it. I hope this close call does it.” He found himself wanting to tell
Sofia more, but there was no point. Lexi would do her time with Sofia, and he
would walk away with as little contact as possible.
Her head tilted to the side, Sofia’s knowing eyes pierced
him. “Sounds like you both have been having a rough time.”
Her comment took him off guard. “Yes. No. Yes.” Noah
struggled to breathe at the thought of how rough these last two years had been.
When he looked at Sofia, he expected a confused look or even pity but not
compassion. Yet her eyes sparkled when she gave him a small smile. Why did he
always feel as if she was looking through him or reading his mind?
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About The Author
AJ Renee loves to travel and see family and friends
whenever she gets a chance. She has a love of music, movies, and anything that
can make her laugh. AJ believes in reading books with humor and mystery that
end in a happily ever after to help ease our minds and hearts of life’s daily
struggles. She currently resides in Nevada and spends her time with her air
force husband, three young daughters, dog, and cat.
