Welcome to another LoveCats DownUnder Sunday Smooch!
Today we have a smooch from Ros Baxter but first
... the winner of last week's Sunday Smooch Giveaway is Marcy Schuler....
Can you please contact michelle (at)michelle-douglas (dot) com to receive your copy of Road Trip With The Eligible Bachelor
And now for today's Sunday Smooch from Lingerie For Felons
Scene set-up
Lola finds herself with a strange and confusing attraction to stockbroker Wayne. She’s resisting it heroically. But he’s just cooked her dinner, and showed her his rooftop garden (no saucy pun intended) and there is something about this man...
Smooch -
For a chance to win a copy of Lingerie For Felons leave an answer to this question in the comments! Did you ever have a kiss so good it scared you?
Come back next Sunday, when the winner of today's giveaway will be announced and a a smooch from Victoria James will be posted!
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Today we have a smooch from Ros Baxter but first
... the winner of last week's Sunday Smooch Giveaway is Marcy Schuler....
Can you please contact michelle (at)michelle-douglas (dot) com to receive your copy of Road Trip With The Eligible Bachelor
And now for today's Sunday Smooch from Lingerie For Felons
If
there’s one universal truth, it’s this: You’re always wearing your worst
underwear when you land in trouble.
Lola’s parents told her that everyone can make a difference. And she believed them. She’s been fighting the good fights since she was eleven years old. But at 23, Lola falls hard for an Australian stockbroker who thinks Doctors Without Borders is a porno and Joni Mitchell sounds like a harp seal being battered to death. She cuts him loose, but over the next fifteen years, through protests, misunderstandings, humiliating predicaments, and a number of poor underwear choices, their lives and paths continue to converge.
Along the way, Lola learns a few important life lessons: Never wear a red lace thong to a strip search. Make sure you take motion sickness pills if you’re going to the Southern Ocean to save the whales. And sometimes, Mr Right can be all wrong, and Mr Wrong just needs time to find the right path.
Lola’s parents told her that everyone can make a difference. And she believed them. She’s been fighting the good fights since she was eleven years old. But at 23, Lola falls hard for an Australian stockbroker who thinks Doctors Without Borders is a porno and Joni Mitchell sounds like a harp seal being battered to death. She cuts him loose, but over the next fifteen years, through protests, misunderstandings, humiliating predicaments, and a number of poor underwear choices, their lives and paths continue to converge.
Along the way, Lola learns a few important life lessons: Never wear a red lace thong to a strip search. Make sure you take motion sickness pills if you’re going to the Southern Ocean to save the whales. And sometimes, Mr Right can be all wrong, and Mr Wrong just needs time to find the right path.
Scene set-up
Lola finds herself with a strange and confusing attraction to stockbroker Wayne. She’s resisting it heroically. But he’s just cooked her dinner, and showed her his rooftop garden (no saucy pun intended) and there is something about this man...
Smooch -
We sat down at the same time and my body rolled into
his on the squishy sofa. He slid an arm
around my shoulder like it was the most natural thing in the world. I felt his
mouth drop to the top of my head and heard him inhale deeply. His breath
feathered my neck and I smelled skin and sun and citrus. He fiddled with a
remote control and from somewhere close by a beautiful voice rasped ‘whenever
I’m alone with you’.
Then all of a sudden, the room was hot and close and I
began to babble. ‘Actually, I’m sure I’ll find out you really faked the whole
thing. The meal, that is. Ha ha. I’ll locate the tricky little deli where you
got this stuff from. And don’t think I’ll forgive you for making me feel
inadequate either. I can hold a serious grudge. Like, really.’ I was talking
faster and faster as his big face inched closer to mine. ‘I might not ever
forgive you. I might have to exact some horrible revenge.’
His beautiful, scary green eyes were millimetres away
now. I could feel his breath on my face. So close.
‘I might… I might…’
One of his hands snaked into my hair, twisting it
around big fingers.
It was all too dangerous.
His big, soft-hard lips closed over mine. I’d only
been kissed a couple of times in my life, but when Wayne kissed me I had none
of the thoughts I’d had those times. Like, ‘ugh why is he doing it like that?’
Or ‘why can I smell coriander?’ Or ‘God I can taste cologne’.
It wasn’t like a storybook kiss either: stars exploding,
astral travelling, blah blah. But that kiss reached its velvet tentacles right
down to my toes, and on the way it grabbed my large intestine like a big,
unseen, hairy hand, and stroked it like a very willing kitten.
And all I could think was: Ah, that’s what they mean by toe-curling.
I pulled away, gasping for air.
‘More?’ he asked.
I started babbling again. ‘No, no. No way. Not that it
wasn’t very nice. It was. Nice. Very. It’s just…er...I think I might have peed
my pants’.
I made a spirited dash for the bathroom, displacing
some pottery on the way.
For a chance to win a copy of Lingerie For Felons leave an answer to this question in the comments! Did you ever have a kiss so good it scared you?
Come back next Sunday, when the winner of today's giveaway will be announced and a a smooch from Victoria James will be posted!
Smooch Graphic by WebWeaver
Hi Ros and Amy
ReplyDeleteLoved that smooch sounds like a book I would love :)
Not sure whether I have had a kiss that scared me though maybe my first real kiss
Congrats on the release
Have Fun
Helen
Thanks Helen, so glad you like the sound of it. I think we were all a bit scared by our first 'real' kiss. Have a great day. :)
Deletedon't think so
ReplyDeleteHi Ros,
ReplyDeleteThis books sounds like great fun. I'm growing more and more curious about those unfortunate underwear choices too.
Thanks Annie. I think the word for my poor Lola is 'hapless'. And underwear seems to become a bit of a metaphor for all that's going down in her life, from time to time, over the fifteen years we stay with her. You'll have to read it to see how! Hope you had alovely weekend. :)
DeleteOh yes :-) But I'm not giving any details :-)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this book everyone - if you dont win it, you need to go buy it! Lola is fabulous!
Now that's just mean AA! xx
DeleteLOL on the babbling, Ros, I must admit I've been guilty of that on one or two occasions, but I'm not admitting to anything else. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the title of your new release and it sounds fab.
Thanks for the nice words, Michelle. I'm so excited that my baby is finally seeing the light of day. Have a great one. :)
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