Blog Tour: BLOWN AWAY by Brenda Rothert
I
got out from underneath the camper and saw Murph’s monstrous motorhome parked
nearby. But as for no one but the crew being here, that didn’t seem to be the
case. A lithe blonde with her back to me caught my eye and I let my glance
linger on her round, firm ass. She pulled her hair up with her hands and my
pulse kicked up a notch at the familiarity I felt. It couldn’t possibly be
Drew. She had taken over my dreams a long time ago, and now she was apparently
seeping into my consciousness as well. When I looked at this woman’s long
lines, I saw Drew.
And
then she turned and her pale blue eyes locked with mine. Just the sight of her
knocked the wind out of me. It was Drew. Her hair was shorter, just
past her shoulders now, and it was a lighter blond, but the rest of her was
unchanged. She was still hauntingly, achingly beautiful. My cock stiffened at
the sight of my every sex dream standing just a few yards away.
Fuck.
Shit.
Fucking
shit.
This
was bad. She was my best friend’s girl, and I was getting hard from making eye
contact with her. And why was she here? I was unprepared for this. If I’d known
she was coming I would’ve strapped my dick down or something.
Not
really. If I’d known she was coming, I wouldn’t be here. No one had ever made
me lose my cool like she did.
“Aiden,”
she said, her pretty smile making me back up a step as she approached.
“Hey,
Drew.” I squeezed the shit out of the wrench in my hand until my fingers
burned, needing a distraction. “Surprised to see you here.”
She
stopped in front of me and I caught the signals of an oncoming hug. Any touch
from Drew would give me visible wood, so I crossed my arms and looked away,
hoping to shut her down.
“I’m
kind of on the team now,” she said, an unmistakable note of happiness in her
tone. “Probably on a probationary basis since I have no clue what I’m doing.”
I
made a grunting sound. “Okay. Well, good to have you.”
It
wasn’t good at all. It was bad. Very fucking bad. My forbidden
fantasy woman was just a few feet away, and she wasn’t leaving anytime soon.
How would I be able to sleep knowing she was so close?
After
giving Drew a dismissive nod, I crawled back under the camper. I had nothing
left to fix, but damned if I could look at her for another second. She was more
beautiful than ever. The gleam in her eye said it all.
BLOWN AWAY - Loveswept (Out Now! May 3, 2016)
In a sensual, emotionally charged novel of love and loss, a tender
affair gives two daring storm chasers the strength to overcome shattered dreams
and the courage to build a future together.
Drew McGovern is living for two. Her fiancé, Colby, used to savor
the feeling of a powerful gale, the rain pelting his face as the sky grew
dark—until a shocking tragedy struck him down. Drew’s still grieving his death
a year later when she bumps into some of his old storm chasing buddies. For
reasons she can’t explain, she volunteers for the next tornado. But when she
reconnects with Colby’s best friend, Aiden O’Neal, Drew gets a breath of fresh
air that stirs the ashes of her broken heart.
Aiden doesn’t trust himself around Drew. He’s wanted this girl for
a long time—long enough to remember the stab of jealousy he felt the first time
he saw her in Colby’s arms, long enough to remember the tears that fell as they
buried the man they each still miss. Now he’s trying his best to behave
himself. But when the wind ruffles Drew’s hair and puts a sparkle in her eye,
Aiden can’t resist the urge to hold her close. And when it comes to true love,
he’s holding out hope that lightning strikes twice.
Includes a special message from the editor, as well as an excerpt
from another Loveswept title.
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