Blurb
After a photograph of Luc Moretti
saving a tourist hits social media, he instantly becomes New York's most famous
and beloved cop. When a major network decides to run a special on the
"American Hero," Luc's boss gives him no choice but to cooperate in
the name of good exposure for the department. Luc doesn't mind the celebrity
status-what he does mind is the gorgeous brunette journalist who's been assigned
to follow his every move. Especially since she also happens to be the same
knockout that rejected him rather publicly the week before.
Ava Sims is a woman who gets what
she wants. And what she wants is to be CBC's lead anchor-but to get there,
she'll need to nail the fluff piece on the playboy cop. Luc Moretti is
everything Ava knows to stay away from: a stubborn charmer with a hero-complex.
But the more Ava gets to know Luc and his oddball family, the more she realizes
that beneath the swagger and the blue uniform is a complex man who makes her
heart beat too fast. Soon, Ava's doing the unthinkable, and falling for the
best of New York's finest ...
Frisk Me
New York’s Finest #1
By: Lauren Layne
Releasing July 28, 2015
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Excerpt:
A woman
stood in the back corner of the room, helping herself to coffee from the fancy
coffee machine Brinker kept for his own personal use.
Her body
was mostly hidden by one of the horrible potted plants that Brinker’s wife
insisted gave his office “homey character.”
And then
she stepped into plain view.
He couldn’t
help it; he checked her out. Everything about the woman demanded a second look,
the legs in particular.
Luc had
never really considered himself a legs-man, being more of an “equal
opportunity” guy when it came to female body parts. (Although, if his mother
ever asked, he’d swear up and down that he only ever noticed personality. Maybe
the eyes.)
But the
legs on this one were damn near perfect. For that matter, the high breasts and
slim waist also earned high marks.
Her subdued
black skirt and white blouse should have been boring, but they’d obviously been
perfectly tailored to fit her trim frame perfectly.
The black
high heels were icing on the already perfect cake.
Then he
looked at her face, and for a second, Luc felt just a little bit dazed.
If
anything, her features were even more perfect than the body. Her eyes were
maybe just slightly too large for her otherwise petite features, but there was
no doubt about it, the woman was stunning.
And yet,
there was something else there too, just beyond the jolt of sexual awareness.
Recognition.
Luc might
not have his brother Vincent’s photographic memory, but he was pretty damn good
with faces. And he was pretty sure he knew this one. His brain scrambled to
place her, but he kept coming up empty.
Her eyes
narrowed almost imperceptibly on Luc, and his narrowed right back. He
definitely knew her from somewhere.
She gave
him a slow, knowing smile. “Fifth and Fortieth, three years ago.”
He shook
his head to indicate he didn’t follow.
“You’re
trying to figure out how you know me. Three years ago, you gave my news van a
parking ticket, and we exchanged…words. That’s where you know me from. I’m Ava
Sims.”
Lauren Layne is the USA Today
Bestselling author of contemporary romance.
Prior to becoming an author, Lauren
worked in e-commerce and web-marketing. In 2011, she and her husband moved from
Seattle to New York City, where Lauren decided to pursue a full-time writing
career. It took six months to get her first book deal (despite ardent
assurances to her husband that it would only take three). Since then, Lauren's
gone on to publish ten books, including the bestselling Stiletto series, with
several more on the way in 2015.
Lauren currently lives in Chicago
with her husband and spoiled Pomeranian. When not writing, you'll find her at
happy hour, running at a doggedly slow pace, or trying to straighten her
naturally curly hair.
i don,'t know about this one, not sure she deserves a second chance
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ReplyDeleteoo I bought this one!! I had preordered it. it was only like $3 so I figured I'd give it a shot. :)
ReplyDelete3dollars?! digital or print because iof was print it's WOAHHHH
DeletePrint! That's why I grabbed it. For a brand new book I'll get it for that price. :)
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