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Title: DARK ‘N DEADLY
Author: Tee O’Fallon
Genre: Contemporary Romance
About Dark ‘N Deadly:
They’d never so much as kissed, but Tess McTavish never
forgot the handsome, dangerous agent, Eric Miller, who vanished in a shroud of
mystery. Now the last thing she needs is an ATF agent with his own agenda.
Doesn’t matter that Tess and her brother are innocent. If Eric learns the truth
of their past, they’ll never be free.
Eric’s drive for revenge against the man who targeted him
and his colleagues in a deadly explosion still burns hot inside him. Another
bomb is about to be detonated and he’s sure there’s a connection between that
man…and Tess’s family. But Eric and Tiger will do everything they can to
protect the woman he’s falling for from what’s coming...
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Exclusive Excerpt:
With each clash of their hips, his gaze was drawn to Tess’s
khaki shorts, and the sleekest, smoothest, prettiest sun-kissed legs he’d ever
seen. A snug green tank top that he guessed would match her eyes perfectly,
contrasted with the orange, red, and yellow scarf drawn through her belt loops.
As she danced and swayed, sunlight pouring through the window glinted off the
purple polish on her toes and fingers, and the long, beaded earrings.
Slurping drew his attention to the kitchen floor by the
cooktop. Tiger eagerly licked up what looked like a mixture of scrambled eggs
and melted cheddar that had fallen onto his once-clean floor. He opened his
mouth, about to say something along the lines of what the
hell? but stopped, and instead, crossed his arms and leaned against
the door jamb.
“Sweet Caroline, good times never seemed so
good,” they shouted so loudly he cringed, although in reality they
were pretty good at holding a tune, and he was… What?
Envious.
They were having fun, something he and his sister had never
been able to do as kids. There’d never been music or laughter in his family’s
kitchen. If he and Maggie had ever been caught doing the Karaoke-thing, they
would have gotten their asses paddled so hard they wouldn’t have been able to
sit for a week.
Excited by all the noise, Tiger barked, insinuating himself
between Tess’s and Jesse’s legs. She turned to give the dog a pat on his head
when she caught sight of Eric. Her eyes went wide, confirming his thoughts on
the color of her shirt, then she grabbed the phone and turned off the music.
Jesse ruffled Tiger’s ears, which his dog seemed to love,
judging by the way he leaned into the kid’s hand and groaned.
“I’m sorry. I hope we didn’t—” Tess gasped.
“Holy shit, dude,” Jesse whispered.
Eric pushed from the door with one singular thought singing
in his head: caffeine, then reached for the clean mug she’d set on the counter
and poured a cup. Tilting the mug, he downed half of it before coming up for
air. When he turned, Tess and Jesse were staring at him. More specifically, at
his chest.
While he’d been drowning in caffeine, Tess had come closer
and now stood only inches away. She smelled like the honeysuckle shampoo his
sister had left behind in the guest bathroom.
With her mouth half-open, she touched her fingers to his
left pec, grazing one of his scars. Her fingers were warm and gentle, and his
pectoral muscle twitched as if it had a life of its own. She dropped her hand,
her green eyes soft and brimming with compassion.
Compassion he didn’t want, but it was his own damn fault for
waltzing down here without putting on a shirt. Something else he’d have to get
in the habit of doing.
“My god, Eric.” Her voice was barely above a whisper. “What
happened to you? How did you get all those scars?”
“Dude, you look like you got peppered with shrapnel, and
that one on your back…” Jesse whistled. “That musta hurt like a bitch.”
It had. Not nearly as much as losing
his friends.
The scars all over his torso weren’t raised and red anymore,
and they were gradually fading, day by day. The pain of losing his friends,
however, would always be there. Along with the survivor’s guilt that shadowed
him every day of his life.
About Tee O’Fallon:
Tee O'Fallon is the author of the Federal K-9 Series and the
NYPD Blue & Gold Series. Tee has been a federal agent for twenty-three
years and is now a police investigator, giving her hands-on experience in the
field of law enforcement that she combines with her love of romantic suspense.
Tee's job affords her the unique opportunity to work with the heroic men and
women in law enforcement on a daily basis. When not writing, Tee enjoys
cooking, gardening, chocolate, lychee martinis, and all creatures canine. Tee
loves hearing from readers and can be contacted via her website http://teeofallon.com where
you can also sign up for Tee’s newsletters.
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