Title: Shattered (Stolen Breaths #2)
Author: Pamela Sparkman and Deanna Gohn
Age: Adult
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Scheduled Release Date: 10/1/14
Synopsis
Close your eyes for a moment and picture this.
A gorgeous redhead walks into a bar.
No, wait, a wedding reception.
A gorgeous redhead walks into a wedding reception. Poised, polished and flawless - on the outside.
He's tall, dark, and handsome, exactly like a fairy tale prince and he won't take no for an answer as he leads her to the dance floor.
But this will be no ordinary dance and theirs is no ordinary story. What begins as rhythmic steps on a dance floor fluidly and beautifully becomes the rhythm of two hearts meant to beat as one.
Until the music stops.
In a moment everything she's put behind her comes crashing down, threatening to destroy what his love has helped repair and rebuild.
Life throws punches and it hits hard when you least expect it.
What they learn is that sometimes, in order to be truly whole, you have to first be shattered to your very core.
Excerpt
“Maggie.”
The way he said my name so softly, with such reverence, it sent a shiver
up my spine. He pulled me inside, closed
the door and pressed me up against it.
It was so fast I barely knew what was happening. And when he pressed his hands against the
door alongside my head, I was cocooned inside his arms. He stared down at me with pained
concentration. His eyebrows pinched
together while deep blue irises burned through me. He breathed out a long deep sigh as he closed
his eyes into thin slits for several seconds.
My heart raced as I struggled to anticipate his next move.
When his eyes opened, the intensity had subsided,
but not disappeared. The burning desire
behind them remained. His eyebrows
smoothed, no longer pinched together. I
had to close my own eyes as his warm sweet breath feathered across my
lips. I was inundated with all of his
emotions as they came flooding through me like a giant tsunami.
I was going
under.
About the Author
I grew up in Alabama and have always been an avid reader. I had a stack of those Little Golden Books and I can remember reading Three Little Kittens over and over and over again. It was my favorite.
Fast forward and the older I got the more in love with books I became. So, I'm admitting that I am a huge nerd. The only reading I don't like are those math word problems. And I'm okay with that because no one has ever asked me in real life... "If I give you two bananas and take away six apples, how long will it take the southbound train to collide with the northbound train if Johnny left his house at midnight?" It just doesn't happen.
So, yeah, books are my thing.
Oh
and music. All kinds. Love.It.
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