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RELEASE DATE: September 12th
Blurb
People think I'm a douche.
And maybe I am.
I use most people.
It's what I know.
But if I love you,
I'd die for you.
I just don't know that I'm worth loving.
Handsome, privileged bad boy Zac Moore has always played
by his own rules - at school, in business, with women. He's rewritten the rules
to suit his own needs and his needs are all that matter.
Serious and focused family friend Liliana Castillo has one
goal. Leave the pre-Med program at Yale to help people in developing nations.
As their paths cross and uncross, a tale of love, agony,
betrayal and growth is woven, transforming two people who've hidden from
relationships and love.
This is a stand-alone novel.
Excerpt
"Lils, I don't know that I'm great boyfriend
material. I'm used to being a dick. It's what I know." He was hoping she'd
say something, but she didn't. "But I would want it to be different with
you. You're not a drive-by. And I don't really know how to do the other stuff.
But you make me want it. You make me want to try."
Sweeping her hair to one side, he buried his face in her
neck.
Finally, she spoke, "Are you saying this to me
because we're stuck here? Because if you are, don't. I don't want a one night
stand with you, Zac."
Letting his teeth graze the soft skin of her neck, he felt
her shiver, "I don't want a one night stand with you either and with my
track record I know that may be hard to believe. And of course the one girl I
want to believe it, doesn't." Pulling his mouth away from her delicious
tasting neck, he rested his chin on her shoulder.
"Ok, I've got nothing to lose here," he began.
"The weekend we met, all I wanted to do was make you notice me," he
laughed, "and you didn't even know that I was alive. I wanted to make you
smile, Lils. Isn't that crazy. I just wanted to make you smile."
Turning herself fully within the circle of his arm, she
was on her knees facing him, "You wanted to make me smile?"
He nodded.
"I was so miserable. I just wanted to be over here. I
didn't want to be back at Yale." Surprising him, she placed her hands on
his cheeks, "And you wanted to make me smile?"
He nodded again.
And there it was, beautiful and elusive, and Zac could
feel his emotions rising dangerously close to the surface. Liliana Castillo had
a heart stopping smile and the only thing he could do was return it with one of
his own.
About the Author:
Author
Julie A. Richman is a native New Yorker living deep in the heart of Texas. A
creative writing major in college, reading and writing fiction has always been
a passion. Julie began her corporate career in publishing in NYC and writing
played a major role throughout her career as she created and wrote marketing,
advertising, direct mail and fundraising materials for Fortune 500 corporations,
advertising agencies and non-profit organizations. She is an award winning
nature photographer plagued with insatiable wanderlust. Julie and her husband
have one son and a white German Shepherd named Juneau.
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