I'd like to welcome back Author Jennifer Kacey.
Jennifer has been a very busy lady. Not only is she touring with her newest release FINAL SURRENDER
but Jennifer along with her fellow Authors paid me a visit during their ELITE METAL tour back in February.
FINAL SURRENDER is a contemporary MF erotic romance that is the first book in Jennifer's new series titled The Surrender Series.
Let's check this out!
10 Things most people don’t know about Author Jennifer Kacey.
1. I curl my
bangs after my shower, before I go to bed so they’ll lay right the next day.
2. My stomach
has a nerve problem that I have to take medication for so I can eat.
3. I got my
first grey hair at 19.
4. One of my
greatest wishes in life was to be a mom.
5. Can’t sleep
without a noise machine.
6. I might have
a slight addiction to bikinis. Might…
7. I could
survive the rest of my life without watching television.
8. I want to go
skydiving this summer.
9. I don’t
normally drink caffeine, so when I do…BOING BOING BOING!!
10. Instead of
wearing my contacts for 2 weeks I wear them for a month. Cause I’m a rebel like
that!
****GIVEAWAY ALERT****
Jennifer Kacey will be awarding an e-book from her backlist as well as a swag pack of goodies from several authors to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.
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FINAL
SURRENDER
by Jennifer Kacey
Ten
years ago, Angela Meyers told everyone she went to New York to find herself. It
was a lie. She fled from the aftermath of one hot night with Clay Waters. A
night filled with wet heat, all-consuming releases…then his regret.
Now, with a stalker threatening to destroy her career, there’s only one man she trusts to protect her. The man she still loves, hates, needs with every breath she takes.
It’s not that Clay never craved his best friend’s younger sister. With a ticket to boot camp burning a hole in his pocket, he couldn’t allow himself to love her. The moment he lays eyes on her again, the old need—to take down her tightly wound hair, press her long, lean body to his—surges inside him stronger than ever.
Excerpt
Sneaking down her own hallway wasn’t exactly something she
thought she’d ever be doing. Creeping past the guest rooms occupied by her
brother and the man she lo—
Not going there.
A step creaked as she moved down the stairs and she
immediately froze.
Holding her breath, waiting for them to catch her, made her
feel guilty so she exhaled, making extra noise and stepped down to the main
floor. This was her life and her home and, by God, Clay wasn’t going to show up
and make her forget everything she had worked so hard for.
They were just being paranoid.
Kind of.
She hesitated again at the door and ran her fingers over the
healing scar on her wrist. Her safety was important. She recognized that, but
staying inside, shaking like a scared Chihuahua didn’t sit well with her
either. It was only a block down the street to get a coffee and paper. She’d
even bring them back something. A peace offering should appease him. Them. She
meant them.
A note!
She should leave a note. She grabbed a notepad from behind
the front counter, told them what she was doing and went back upstairs, leaving
the paper on the kitchen table.
Feeling better about informing him of her plans, she didn’t
hesitate as she grabbed the door lock.
The tumbler on the door snapped as she opened the door and
relief swept over her. Being inside was awesome until you did it because you
were scared.
She stepped outside, locked the door behind her and stood in
the crisp morning air. After looking both ways to make sure no one was there,
and listening to her Spidey sense…she snickered at her own joke and leaned back
against the building.
Nothing seemed out of place. Fear didn’t close in on her. It
was just a nice morning.
Yeah, okay, butt-crack-of-dawn morning, but it was past five
o’clock so it counted. Barely. Close enough.
Closing her eyes for a second, she stepped away from the building
and headed down the block. Birds were singing and the breeze smelled like
honeysuckle.
Umm…
Actually, there were cabs honking and it smelled a bit like
garbage when the wind wasn’t blowing but whatever. She was outside and nothing
was going to ruin her happy.
Lazily, she made her way to the coffee stand and Enrique
greeted her as he did every morning.
“Hello, pretty fashion lady.”
She couldn’t help but smile. “Hello, handsome coffee man.”
He grabbed a paper for her and set it on the counter. “You
haven’t been by the past few days. You okay? I worry about you.”
“Join the club,” she murmured under her breath as he filled
a cup of coffee. “Can I get three today? And I’ve been okay.” Mostly not a lie.
“Been really busy.” Definitely not a lie.
“But you were hurt last week, no?”
“It was nothing.”
He gave her a funny look. “Nothing doesn’t give you a bump
on the head and a cut on your arm.” He patted her hand and turned around to
make more coffee. “Three today. For you anything.”
“You say that to all the girls.”
“Yes. But for you I actually mean it.” He set the other
coffees on the counter.
Adding cream and sugar to her coffee, she tried to laugh off
his worry. “Sweet talker.”
He grinned from ear to ear, as he took her money and made
her change. “You need help getting these back to your place? Hermano will be
back in just a minute from making a delivery and he could help you.”
“No, no,” she told him, pocketing her change as she tucked
the paper under her arm and lifted hers to take a sip. “This is awesome.
Mmm…and I’ll be fine. It’s close.”
“If you’re sure.”
“Absolutely.”
Enrique glanced over her shoulder and his eyes went wide.
“I knew I’d find you here.”
Angela whipped around, letting go of the first cup of coffee
and it splashed to the ground. The man dressed in black, hovering over her,
latched on to her wrist and yanked her toward him. The paper scattered in the
wind and Angela screamed. Fighting the hold he had on her arm, panic took over
and she lost her balance.
Hitting the concrete, she scooted backwards on her elbows
and tried to get away. The lights above him hid his face and he kept advancing.
Something was in his hand.
“Clay!” she screamed for help, as her back touched the wall
of a building.
Trapped.
She was trapped and the man kept coming.
Author Bio
Jennifer Kacey is a writer, mother, and business owner
living with her family in Texas. She sings in the shower, plays piano in her
dreams, and has to have a different color of nail polish every week.
She’s the
Amazon top seller and award winning author of the Members Only Series and the
Surrender Series along with several stand alone novels and novellas.
The best
advice she’s ever been given? Find the real you and never settle for anything
less.
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Thanks for stopping by today Jennifer and the best of luck with
FINAL SURRENDER.
Cheers,
Nancy
FINAL SURRENDER.
Cheers,
Nancy
Thank you for hosting
ReplyDeleteThanks for having me!!!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Jennifer!
DeleteBTW...this book sounds soooo awesome, can't wait to read it.
Love your books!
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