BOOK: Oceans
Apart
SERIES: Book
One - Ocean Dreams
AUTHOR: Emma
Fitzgerald
RELEASE DATE: November 4th, 2014
HOSTED BY: Book Empire Promotions
Nobody ever cares for second
place.
Talented public relations
associate, Annie Scott, knows second place well. She has never been anyone’s
priority and is sick of wallowing in self pity, sick of being an option. In a
snap decision, she flees her hometown of Nashville for the unknown shores of
Sydney, Australia. There she can be whoever she wants to be. Perhaps, the
enforced solitude will give her back her identity and kickstart a new path in
life.
Professional surfer, Cam
Hart, is home on leave from the Pro Tour, and in desperate need of some rest,
relaxation and maybe, a little female company. All extremely achievable at his
home in Bronte, Sydney. There will be women willing and waiting for him, of
that he has no doubt. He’s never been a relationship kind of guy, and after his
embarrassing defeat for the recent World Title, the idea of losing himself in
between the sheets for some no-strings fun, definitely has appeal.
Fate throws Cam and Annie in
each other’s path. Their attraction to each other is immediate. Cam believes he
has found the perfect girl to distract him for a few weeks, while Annie is
ready to throw caution to the wind and dive into a holiday romance. The two
drifting souls soon realise that their chemistry and passion is more than they
bargained for.
Cam has never wanted to
entrust his heart to anyone again. But, with Annie, he sees that he may indeed
want a future, a change from his impulsive and wild ways. Could Cam actually be
capable of such change? Should Annie consider Cam to be more than a summer
fling, or will she be bound by her insecurities and not believe him worth the
risk? Will she return to her hometown, the same as she left it: alone
Cam looked
down at Annie. She was seeing the view of the beach through fresh eyes and her
wonderment made Cam realize what he took for granted. Strands of Annie’s hair
had fallen out of her ponytail and were fluttering across her face. Cam moved
his hand up and tucked them behind her ear. His touch made goose bumps jump to
the surface of her skin. Annie tensed slightly before a warm rush of shivers
went through her body. His thumb lightly rubbed over her cheek while the rest
of his hand slid around the back of her head. Annie looked up and directly into
Cam’s eyes. They stared at each other for what seemed like forever to Annie. He
then leaned down slowly and got closer to her, their faces just a few inches
from the other. Annie broke eye contact and looked down but Cam placed his
other hand on her chin and brought her head back up. He held on to both sides
of her face, moved in, and gently kissed her. Softly, sweetly. Then Annie
released a sigh, which seemed to give Cam more confidence. His hands moved from
her face to around her waist and he pulled her in toward him. Annie’s hands
were flat against his chest and she could feel his heart was beating just as
fast as her’s. His kiss changed from soft to more intense as their tongues
tussled together. Annie was more than willing to match what he gave her. Cam
turned Annie around and pushed her against the stone wall bordering the side of
the balcony. His hands ran down the sides of Annie’s breasts, which peaked her nipples
instantly. If she weren’t already highly turned on, that move would have done
it! Just as Cam was about to lift the tank top up and over her head, a loud
wolf whistle shook him out of his trance.
ABOUT EMMA FITZGERALD
Emma Fitzgerald is a lover
of words.
The way they are weaved and
worked to make people and places come alive and how they can draw the reader
into worlds their imagination had never even dreamed of.
Emma has loved reading and
writing since the day her life was first touched with the gift of a 100 year
old copy of 'Emma' by Jane Austen. She soon discovered that the written word
could transport her, not only across the world, but across time.
Emma loves a 'Happily Ever
After' and has found her own HEA with her amazing husband. They and their three
children live in Southern Australia.
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