After her mother’s sudden death, Ryanne Myers is home again. It has been fifteen years since she escaped Mount Pleasant and everyone and everything in it. Now she must oversee the closing of her mother’s affairs.
The only bright spot is Ryanne’s blossoming friendship with boarder CJ Richter. Ryanne senses that CJ just might be her soul mate, but the handsome excavator is somewhat of a standoffish loner.
After an unthinkable event, Ryanne’s life spins out of control, and she must deal not only with her grasping, selfish sister, but also a manipulative, wannabe suitor. CJ offers Ryanne a way out, but at what price? Beware: Everyone has secrets in Mount Pleasant…And they enjoy them!
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CJ awoke in total darkness and instinctively knew he wasn’t alone. The heaviness of sleep coupled with flu didn’t detract his sense of knowing someone was with him. “Ryanne?”
When she didn’t answer, he reached out into the darkness, but no one was there. “Where are you?” he asked. When she didn’t answer, he tried to sit up, but two hands held his bare shoulders to the bed.
“Rest,” a voice whispered.
Reaching to capture her hands, she slipped away. “Ryanne…”
“Why are you calling me Ryanne?” the velvet voice purred.
“I must be dreaming”.
“You’re in the middle of a cemetery full of hundreds of souls. Why would you be surprised if I was one of them?” the voice asked.
Now he was certain he was dreaming. After so many years of excavating graves, he never once had anything like this happen. Now on his last job, the spirit of one of the bodies he disturbed had awoken from her sleep, and was now in the room with him.
It was ludicrous, he knew. In the morning this would all be just a hazy memory. “Who are you? Tell me so I can find you.”
“No one, no one at all, just a dream.”
“Nah, you’re some kind of angel. I just don’t know if you’re a sweet angel or one who’s come to tear my eyes out.”
He felt her warm breath on his face, followed by her lips pressing against his forehead. He seized the opportunity to fork his hand through her long, soft hair. A consuming feel of arousal swelled within him. Celibacy and illness be damned. “Stay with me tonight.”
When she didn’t answer, he reached out into the darkness, but no one was there. “Where are you?” he asked. When she didn’t answer, he tried to sit up, but two hands held his bare shoulders to the bed.
“Rest,” a voice whispered.
Reaching to capture her hands, she slipped away. “Ryanne…”
“Why are you calling me Ryanne?” the velvet voice purred.
“I must be dreaming”.
“You’re in the middle of a cemetery full of hundreds of souls. Why would you be surprised if I was one of them?” the voice asked.
Now he was certain he was dreaming. After so many years of excavating graves, he never once had anything like this happen. Now on his last job, the spirit of one of the bodies he disturbed had awoken from her sleep, and was now in the room with him.
It was ludicrous, he knew. In the morning this would all be just a hazy memory. “Who are you? Tell me so I can find you.”
“No one, no one at all, just a dream.”
“Nah, you’re some kind of angel. I just don’t know if you’re a sweet angel or one who’s come to tear my eyes out.”
He felt her warm breath on his face, followed by her lips pressing against his forehead. He seized the opportunity to fork his hand through her long, soft hair. A consuming feel of arousal swelled within him. Celibacy and illness be damned. “Stay with me tonight.”
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For as long as she can remember, Amielise Gable has been a fan of books, writing her first book on fruits and vegetables at age seven. Ever since, she has remained a voracious reader, and later, a book reviewer.
The Good Sister, a contemporary romance, is her first full length release.
In her spare time, Amie enjoys gardening, photography, and old black and white movies where the hero always gets the heroine.
The Good Sister, a contemporary romance, is her first full length release.
In her spare time, Amie enjoys gardening, photography, and old black and white movies where the hero always gets the heroine.
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