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Monday, February 26, 2018
*** NOW IN KINDLE UNLIMITED ***
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Saturday, February 24, 2018
***ONCE BITTEN UPDATE***
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Wednesday, February 21, 2018
ONCE BITTEN (A New Adult Romance) is LIVE!!!!!
I’m in love with my boyfriend’s brother.
But before you judge me, you need to know the whole story. I’ve been in love with Walker Weisman for as long as I can remember. And when our summer romance turned out to be a short-lived fling, I was left destroyed.
I fought hard, picked myself up by my boot-straps, and started to heal; tape and glue holding my heart together. I leaned on my friends, started dating again and felt almost human … when Walker wanted a second chance.
With my head and heart at war, a decision was needed—my boyfriend or his brother …
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QUICK PEEK INTO THE WORLD OF WALKER WEISMAN
Over the last week, I’ve
gotten to know Walker in a way I didn’t before. It could be all the time we’ve
spent together and the pressure of getting physical off the table. Whatever the
reason, it only makes me want him this
way even more.
“Baby, this is real nice.
Not complaining one bit, but you’re playin’ with fire … fuck.”
“Fire … what?” I sit up,
glaring down at him. I’m cool with pet-names, but … “Did you just call me a fire truck?”
“What? No,” Walker laughs, but I’m not seeing what’s so funny. “I said, ‘You’re playing with fire,’ and followed that up with, ‘fuck.’”
“You need to enunciate
better,” I sneer and climb off his lap. Just like that, moment ruined. Probably
for the best. Still scowling at Walker, I pull a hoodie over my head and starting
heading toward his kitchen.
I’m so damn bothered, if
there’s only one slice of pizza left, I’m eating it … by myself … and not offering him any … not even a nibble.
“Oh, come on, Fire Truck … it was just getting good.” Walker’s
chuckle follows me down the hall.
“Fuck you, and I’m not
sharing,” I return. A moment later, the sound of his bare feet slapping heavy
and quick on the hardwood floors coming toward me puts a little pep in my step.
“Go back to bed, Walker.”
Now, see, had we been at my apartment, I could have been to the
kitchen and eaten the pizza before he could catch me. But no, we just had to
come to his place when we realized there was no hot water at mine. I bet he had
that planned all along. That’s not taking into consideration my vertically
challenged ass.
“Just trying to not starve
to death, Max. If you move a little faster, you might have a fighting chance.”
At the end of the hall, I
bust a quick left and elect to cut through the formal dining room to sneak
around the back way. I guess Walker has the same idea and is gaining on me
quicker than I can get away. Thinking on my feet, and recalling every
ridiculous police chase on TV, I pull out one of the chairs to block his path. When
that doesn’t slow him any, I take the next chair and shove it to the ground. That
one works.
“You little shit.” Walker laughs
and easily hurdles the next one I toss in his way, anticipating my moves before
I make them.
“The pizza’s mine, dude. You
need a plan b.”
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Sunday, February 11, 2018
***COVER REVEAL*** Once Bitten by Ashley Suzanne (Releasing 2/22)
Are you ready to see the cover for Once Bitten, the 1st book in the Three Weisman series?!? Well, wait no more!!!!

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I'm soooo very excited to share this story with y'all. It was an idea that popped in my head around Christmas. I sent a sample to a few friends who all but demanded (okay, they did demand) MORE!!! I'm a proud book mama, today!!! February 22nd, I can't wait.

I’m in
love with my boyfriend’s brother.But
before you judge me, you need to know the whole story. I’ve been in love with
Walker Weisman for as long as I can remember. And when our summer romance
turned out to be a short-lived fling, I was left destroyed.I fought
hard, picked myself up by my bootstraps, and started to heal; tape and glue
holding my heart together. I leaned on
my friends, started dating again and felt almost human … when Walker wanted a
second chance.With my
head and heart at war, a decision was needed—my boyfriend or his brother …
Wanna read a sneak peek?!?! HERE YA GO!!!!

CHAPTER 1
Max“Are
y’all ready for the best damn Three Weisman New Year’s Bash ever?” Wes, the
middle Weisman son screams from his perch atop the Steinway in the foyer. If only his mother could see him now—shoes
scuffing the top of her eighty-thousand-dollar piano, beer sloshing over the
brim of his red, plastic cup …Logically,
I know not every single partygoer hears his question, yet they all—roughly a
hundred of his closest friends—hoot and holler in a chorus of contagious
excitement.
I’ve
known Wes—the Weisman family—my entire life and his antics aren’t anything new,
or anything exciting, at least for
me, anymore. Unwilling to be as
obnoxious as he’d like—yelling out like everyone else—I take a sip my half-full
flute of champagne and tilt my glass toward him when I finish with a
tight-lipped, phony smile. A few of our
mutual friends loudly sigh when Wes sends a wink my way and licks his lips
suggestively. I, however, fight the
desire to roll my eyes.As the drunken
fool fist pumps to the house music blaring through the speakers, the soles of
his shoes definitely scuffing the top
of the piano, I ignore his obnoxious behavior and turn to walk into the
kitchen. Then, and only then, when my back’s turned, my eyes roll so hard they
just might stick that way, just like my mother warned during my wicked teen
years.
Who,
exactly, thought driving the hour from Tysdale to Cape Lane Shores was a good
idea? Noelle and Jade, my best lady
friends … or at least who I thought
were my best friends … who like signing me up for parties where my boyfriend’s
so trashed he wouldn’t know if I was here or not.
I can’t
be mad at them, though. Well, not
completely anyway. When the Weisman
brothers throw a party, it’s a ritual, one I’m a part of, so showing up isn’t
truly an option. The story of my
entanglement with Walker, Wes and Wren Weisman goes back as far as I can
remember.Since I
was born, we all knew I’d marry into this family. It wasn’t a secret. Like most families, my mother and the
matriarch of the Weisman Web started a plan to join our two clans. Similar to when teenage girls doodle their
names with the surname of their crush on a notebook … that kind of thing.Unlike the other mothers out there
plotting against their children to create a super-dynasty, ours weren’t
teasing; the china pattern was already on reserve along with a June slot at the
club. I wouldn’t be surprised if a
marriage license application was already prepared, just waiting for which of
the Weisman boys I’d choose … or would choose me.
I used to
go out of my way to date boys as far from the ideal Weismans as I could
find. Then, I shocked even myself when
one hot, summer night, being betrothed to this family seemed like the best
possible outcome. I wasn’t looking and
there he was; a Weisman caught my eye and stole my heart. With my soul, I’d
picked for myself a man I’d want to be with, forever not out of the question. I didn’t need any prompting or corrosion from
the House of Gilmore or House of Weisman.
I’d fallen in love, all by myself, with a Weisman.Just not
Wes. Never
Wes.Years of
longing and wanting became my reality Fourth of July weekend at a different,
yet equally as infamous Three Weisman bash.
I could see myself waking up every morning, rolling over and kissing my
Weisman husband …
“It’s a
party, Max. Loosen up a bit, let your
hair down. I know you have it in you.” His
whisper, hot and heavy on my neck, sends a quiver through my knees just like
it’s always done, and I bet always will.“Walker,”
I breathe, barely audible. Thank God for
excessively loud, terrible music. The
last thing I want is for Walker to notice the hitch in my breath, pebbling of
my nipples, the slight sway in my gait, the quake
in my damn knees—but here he is, doing exactly that … noticing. Trying desperately
to mask the automatic, regardless-if-I-want-it reaction to his proximity, I
correct my posture, square my shoulders and hold my head high. Barely turning to face Walker, there he is,
nearly on top of me. So unbearably close,
if I were to wet my lips, I’d be licking his.
“My hair’s
just fine, thank you,” I quip, not giving him an ounce room to work the typical
Weisman charm. “Holy fuck you smell amazing!” I scream in my head.
Apparently,
an inch isn’t needed for Walker to take a mile.
I hoped he would back away, if for no other reason than to keep me from
climbing his body and losing any sense of sanity I possess. He steps into me, bringing our bodies flush,
his wandering hand skimming my waist until it finds purchase at the small of my
back. His voice doesn’t rise to
compensate for the blasting music, but I don’t miss a word he says. “Didn’t think you guys would be here. My father invited you two lovebirds down to Cancun for the
holidays, right?”“He did and I declined. Spending a Christmas
away from my own family? You should know
me better than that, Walker.”“Christmas
was almost a week ago. Why didn’t you go
down after?”I don’t
think my own parents question me this much.
Who the hell does Walker think he is?“I’m so
sorry I didn’t run my plans past you before
I made them. Please accept my deepest
apologies. Also, should I be checking in
with you for a draw on my trust, or
keep going to my father? Not sure based on your very parental inquisition.”
In typical Maxine Gilmore fashion, I use sarcasm and wit to hide my true
feelings.
Walker
Weisman, my heart capturing boyfriend turned soul-crushing ex, was my once upon a time, in a land far,
far away, and they lived happily ever after.
Our breakup nearly destroyed me, and I didn’t think I would ever feel
that kind of hurt again, yet here I am, balling my fists, digging my
fingernails into my palms to distract from the tears that want to fall. Clearly, the tape and glue I used to fix
myself once is no match for weathering the storm a second go around.
On the
outside, I purse my lips and make a move flee his orbit, but Walker has no
intentions of letting me go, his gravity—and the hand splayed across my
back—drawing me in closer in the most un-parental
display of dominance I’ve ever seen.“It’s not
you I don’t want to see. Though, it would be nice if it wasn’t in the
company of my brother,” he seethes,
his fingers digging into my flesh. Opposed to melting into his touch, I fight the
urge and opt for a well-executed eye roll—my new favorite form of expression.
Like my
mother always said, “Any woman of wealth knows when to keep her mouth shut and
let her face do the talking.” She’d be
proud tonight.“Well
Walker, if you didn’t want to see me with your brother, you should have done something about it. You’re
the one who killed from whatever we could have been. I don’t know if it was fear … duty … you weren’t feeling it … you just
wanted to get laid … it doesn’t really matter, but let’s be clear about one
thing. It was your choice.” Okay, maybe my mother wouldn’t be beaming
with pride. I tried. That counts, right?“So, somewhere
in that brilliant, sexy mind you think that after we break up, it’d be a good
idea to jump in bed with my brother? That it wouldn’t ruffle any feathers?” Walker’s anger rolls off his shoulders in
waves and his words pack a punch … straight to my gut. “And if you want to get technical, Max, I’m
not the one who ended shit. Last I
remember, you ran when shit hit the fan.”We weren’t supposed to be like this. Sure, we fought hard, but we loved
harder. We didn’t do petty or passive
aggressive. Yet, here I am, thinking of
a comeback that’ll knock the wind out of him.
How’d we get to this point?I knew
what I was getting into the moment Walker slid my panties down my legs as
fireworks blazed through the sky last summer.
I knew exactly who he was and what he wasn’t capable of offering as he thrust into me, making me his, if
only for that one night. I’m the idiot
who let her heart get caught up in a summer fling, I get it. Which is exactly why I vowed not to let
things get weird, though sometimes it gets harder than others.
He,
however, isn’t supposed to act like a jealous, entitled brat when I get the
fuck over it and move on … or at least pretend.
A little pissed I start dating Wes?
Sure, I can go along with that.
But all this? Questioning my
character, demanding answers, seething, white-hot anger … Unnecessary and to be
honest, pretty damn confusing.“You know
what Walker, you’re right. I’m a whore;
a brother hopping, bed jumping whore. If
you’ll excuse me.” Pushing off his
chest, I’m able to confirm his suspicions before I can’t speak past the lump in
my throat or see past the tears in my eyes.
No way in hell he’s getting the gratification of watching what his words
do to me.Walking
across the room to where I can breathe a little easier, I risk a glance over my
shoulder and find Walker standing in the same spot I left him, balled fists
clenched at his side, wild eyes debating between chasing me across the room to
give me another tongue lashing or carting me off to the nearest confined space
… to give me another kind of lashing with his skilled tongue. I have to turn back quickly and remind
myself, before I return a crazed look of my own, all but inviting him to show
me what he’s thinking, my heart isn’t completely healed and can’t take another
emotional hurricane.
“Baby,
what are you doing?” Wes asks, sneaking up behind me and wrapping his arms
around my middle, catching me completely off guard. His lips brush sloppily against my neck, the
scent of whiskey singeing my nostrils as his words float through the air.
In any
other social situation, I’d smile sweetly and bat my eyelashes while kindly,
discretely moving away from his public display of affection. Tonight, though, with Walker’s stare burning
my skin I play into Wes’ embrace, hopefully to show Walker I’m not interested
in taking a trip down memory’s lane.
“Going to
grab another drink. You having a good
time?”“Hell
yeah. Find me at midnight, okay?”“Absolutely.”Wes isn’t
a bad guy; he’s really great,
actually. One of the best I know. Platonically,
we click. Romantically, it’s not right.
We don’t fit.
We’ve
always been close, but I’ve never seen him as anything other than a friend. Our first date should have been our
last. Actually, it shouldn’t have
happened in the first place. This
relationship has the capability to ruin what I’ve always considered an amazing
friendship. To further prove my point,
as if my feelings aren’t enough, the reaction I have to him, to his proximity,
isn’t what it should be when you’re in love.
When I walk in a room, he’s not the person I seek out … in a sea of
people, much like tonight, his isn’t the first face I notice … I don’t feel
him before I see him.
I can’t
tell you if his feelings for me are genuine.
If when he sees his future, he sees me by his side. I’m not sure if like me, he’s being a dutiful
child, not wanting to disappoint his family.
I really hope that while he enjoys my company and spending time with me,
if he looks in his heart he knows he’s only being a good son so when this
façade implodes—because it absolutely will—our friendship won’t pay the price.
I just
wish I had an inside track into the way the male brain works. It’d sure up a lot of unanswered questions …Two of
the three Weisman brothers I have down to a science. Walker and Wren—the youngest of the trio and
my very best friend—I can read like a book.
They’re predictable and reliable … for the most part. Tonight with Walker has thrown me a little
and I’m not sure what to make of it just yet.
Wes, however, he’s a tough nut to crack.
Where Walker and Wren have always made their intentions clear—no
guessing to what they want—Wes is a little more calculated. Maybe it’s the business side of his brain
always at work, or he’s a little smarter, I don’t have that constant drop on
him like I do his brothers.
Wren
would tell me I’m pretty, and he’d mean I’m pretty. Walker would tell me I’m brilliant, and he’d
mean I’m brilliant. Wes would pull my
pigtail, and he’d mean to tell me he likes me.
Basically,
Wes and straight-shooting are polar opposites.Right
now, I’m just praying that Wes telling me to find him at midnight really means
I can go crash in the guest room because he’s having so much fun, he won’t be
upset if I’m not here to ring in the new year.
Probably not, but a girl can dream …Refusing
to dwell in the land of maybes and what-ifs, I seek out Noelle and Jade and
pretend like my brain isn’t running a mile a minute. Thankfully they accept my invitation, or I’ll
be surrounded by the snobs who usually show up to these things; the rich
(because Daddy’s rich) and infamous (for getting trashed and acting trashy). I swear, the best decision my parents made was
allowing me to go to school in the city instead of private schools like the
rest of these morons.
Trying
for forget all my troubles, I throw my hands in the air, dancing without a care
in the world. My night’s starting to look
up as I take to a tabletop, shaking my ass and grinding to the terrible music.
How’s this for letting my hair down and
loosening up, Walker?“Yo, what
time is it?” someone in the sitting-room-turned-dance-floor asks nobody in
particular and nobody really answers.A few
seconds later, the music’s muted, followed by some groans, until the TV comes
on, the surround sound boasting the countdown.
“Twenty!” everyone yells,
mirroring the numbers flashing across the screen. “Nineteen!”Looking
around, I don’t see Wes and exhale my relief.
As everyone gathers together, most coupling up, I jump off the table and
slink into the dining room unnoticed.
“Sixteen!”Moving
further, just to hedge my bet, through the next set of double doors, I breathe
a bit easier finding myself in the staff lounge. The voices get farther away, the excitement
dying down the more I get away and it feels amazing.
Nobody’ll
think to look for me in here. I may have
just found the best hiding spot in the entire Weisman house.
“Twelve!”“Where’s
Maxine?” Wes yells and gets a few
responses, none giving up my location.“Shit,” I
mutter to myself. Of course, Wes would
eventually realize I’m gone but I want a little longer. As bad as I feel deserting Wes; him out there
alone, I don’t budge. I swallow the rest
of my drink, leaving the cup on the table and jump on the countertop. He may search, but he’s no super sleuth. I’ll find a way to explain it later. That is, if he remembers it tomorrow.“Nine!”Closing
my eyes, I lean my head against the bulletin board. A few more seconds and clichés are tossed
around like confetti; fresh starts and changes, diets and career paths. These
people—most people—want to pretend life’s a storybook, as if like Cinderella,
Midnight’s going to alter the course of their lives.
Auld Lang
Syne, my ass. Auld Lang Bullshit
Babble’s more like it. Maybe for them,
certainly not for me. These are my
cards, and I have no choice but to play.
If they were honest with themselves, they’d realize the clock strikes
twelve every single day, without fail, and if someone wants to make a
significant change, they won’t need to mark it with a specific date; they’ll
just do it.“Six!”Surely,
this will be the year the Weismans demand Wes proposes and my parents force me
to accept. There’ll be wedding planning
and before I even graduate with my Bachelors, I’ll be having a bachelorette
party, just in time for a June wedding … Those are the kind of changes I can
look forward to …“Three!”Someone
pushes through the doors, their shoes smacking against the tile with
purpose. Assuming Wes found me, I keep
my eyes closed, pretending to have passed out so his feelings won’t be hurt and
I’ll skip the obligatory kiss.“Two!”Wes
doesn’t speak a word. His hands come
down on my knees, gently pushing them apart to fit his large frame
between.
“One!”“Happy
New Year, Max.” My eyes fly open to find
mischief gleaming sexily in Walker’s.
Momentarily lost in his deep blue gaze, my breath falters and I don’t
want to be anywhere but here.For the
first time in forever, I’m unable to control myself. Reaching up, I run my fingers through the
barely-there scruff on his cheek, around the back of his neck and close the
only space Walker hasn’t consumed, his predictable way of making me ask for
what I want. In this moment, I want him
and he’s here, obviously wanting me, even if only for right now, it’s okay,
seeing as I’m the one unable to offer more this time. Oh, how
the tables have turned.
“Happy
New Year!!!” our friends cheer in the living room as the ball drops, signifying
the start of new beginnings. And here I
am, kicking my fresh start off with a bang … in the arms of the only man to
ever break my heart. The only man with
the capability of doing it again. And I
don’t care.Walker’s
lips part, his tongue sliding against mine.
Moving his hands from my thighs, around to my ass and pulling me closer,
if that’s possible, I keep mine firmly planted on the back of his head, holding
him to me and relishing the feeling of control.
Our bodies meld together; his heart hammering against my chest, I
completely give myself over to him, relinquishing my power and submitting to my
wants.
What
feels like an eternity only lasts a few seconds, maybe a minute if I’m being
generous. By far, the best kiss of my
life. My greedy pants mix with Walker’s
lustful groans, which only add fuel to the fire. The only area we never had problems confirmed
when I tighten my legs around his frame.
Walker’s
the one who separates us—God knows it wasn’t going to be me—but lingers, not completely
gone, his mouth hovering over mine.“Happy
New Year,” he repeats, snaking out his tongue and licking his lips.“Right
back at ya, Weisman.” I recover and
attempt to feign some indifference, but the effort’s futile … I’m not fooling
anyone, especially Walker. “God,” I whine, throwing my head against the
bulletin board and shaking it slowly, irritated with my actions and inability
to control myself in the one situation it should be easiest.
Instead
of making fun of me, Walker takes the opportunity to graze his lips across my
skin, starting at my collar bone and ending at the sensitive flesh just below
my ear, where he leaves one quick kiss before whispering, “Don’t worry, Maxi I
won’t tell baby brother I got you all hot and bothered, making damn sure it was
me you were kissing at midnight, not him.”
The fucker winks and smirks—a
deadly combination for any woman’s
resolve.“What the
hell’s wrong with you, Walker? In case
you missed the point earlier, you could have had me. We didn’t have to be making out in the staff
lounge, hiding from anyone or anything.
You decided that wasn’t what you wanted.
Not me. That wasn’t my call. You. Fucked.
It. Up.”“If I
made a mistake and want a do-over?”
“You
don’t get it, do you? You’re so used to
money fixing everything, or those damn golf rules you and your dad used to joke
about. Listen, Walker, this isn’t a
game. There are no mulligans. You’re shooting over par, Tiger. Take the loss and deal. It’s too damn late. I’m not a fucking toy you want to rip out of
your brother’s hand when he starts playing with it. Act like a man and treat me like a goddamn lady.”
I hate
him getting to me, and even more than that, giving him a reaction he doesn’t
deserve. Why wait until I’m kind of okay to start fucking with my
head? Who does that?“So,
you’re saying I could take you?” I can’t decide if the smug grin’s infuriating
or endearing and I’m frustrated as hell trying to figure it out.
“No. God. What are you even talking about?” I yell,
tossing a verbal flashbang into the air, directing any nearby attention to my
hiding spot.
“I’m
thinking if I tried to take you away from Wes, you’d come all too willing. Am I wrong, Max?”“Yes,
you’re wrong. Dead fucking wrong. Move.”“Not a
chance in hell. Not until you answer me,
honestly.” I hate him and his brilliant blue eyes. I despise way his jaw ticks … his tell …
knowing he’s going to get something he wants.
I loathe my inability to steer
clear of him and his games.
“Come out
tonight, it’ll be a blast,” they said.
All these theys … I wanna punch them
all.“What? Now,
you want me? Because you want me? Or do you just wanna get at Wes?”When his
answer’s not immediate, it hurts more than if he would have lied straight to my
face. I shove him hard enough he
stumbles backward and I leap off the counter, running straight for the door.“Just
don’t forget I had you first,” he says, his words loaded.As if I
could forget …“And
he’ll have me last,” I toss back, anger spewing off every syllable. The first lesson they teach the pretty little
rich girls who are bound to marry well … don’t just look like a bitch, be
bitchy when the situation calls for it, and never let anyone think they have
something to hold over your head; be the one with the leverage.Straightening
my shirt and wiping the remnants of our kiss from my lips, I push open the door
and run straight into a brick wall of muscle … otherwise known as my boyfriend. “There you are, baby. I’ve been lookin’ for you.”Before I
can respond, Wes takes me in his arms and kisses me. Stunned, I don’t kiss him back. He’s too drunk to notice and completely
misses the sharp intake of air, followed by the possessive growl from his
brother.What a
tangled web we weave …This is
why girls should save their virginity until they’re married … not because
society says so, but because it’s so much easier to not complicate life with an orgasm.
Especially when the boy you want
to have sex with isn’t the same boy who you should
be having sex with … see the dilemma?
Now how
fast can I get out of the spider’s lair before my world implodes?
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Sunday, November 12, 2017
FIRST OF MANY ... It's LIVE!!!!
Are you ready to fall in love with unconditional love? Maybe even cry a bit? Even more so, have a read take your breath away.
The thing about love stories is no two are the same. Some live happily ever after, others end before they really begin, and then you have Rowan and Charlotte, who fall somewhere in the middle.
How can you prepare for something you don’t see coming? What happens when your worst case scenario becomes your saving grace?
You fall back on your person—rely on their strength to get you through when nothing else seems to make sense. You tell yourself when one door closes, another opens. You remember all of your firsts which have led you to this exact point in your life.
And you dive in head first.
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