Today we are celebrating the release of ALL I NEED IS YOU by Wendy S. Marcus. This is the second book in the Loving You series. Check out the blurb, graphics, and excerpt for the title below.
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Perfect for fans of Kristan Higgins and Robyn Carr, this sexy yet sweet military romance reunites a headstrong dancer and a rugged army soldier after one steamy encounter tears them apart.
As a dancer who creates mesmerizing visions onstage, Neve James is looking for the same kind of stability in her love life. Her pen pal, Rory McRoy, is on leave from deployment in Afghanistan, so she heads to Boston to surprise him. After corresponding for months as part of a βSupport Our Troopsβ initiativeβand exchanging dozens of βRead When Youβre Aloneβ lettersβNeve knows what Rory likes, and she intends to fulfill his every fantasy. But all they get are a few blissful moments together before theyβre interrupted by a woman claiming to be Roryβs fiancΓ©e.
Rory has fallen hard for Neveβs letters. When he finally meets her in person, he has to have her, right then and thereβuntil Neve takes off in a fit of anger. Forced to return to Afghanistan before he can fix things between them, Rory waits four agonizing months to prove that heβs not the man Neve thinks he is. But by the time he arrives in New York, sheβs already made up her mind. Luckily, Rory never backs down from a challenge, and heβs prepared to put everything on the line for love.
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EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT:
βDonβt make that face around me. People will think I died,β Neve said, her beautiful green eyes opened slightly, her voice scratchy, little more than a whisper. She winced when she swallowed. βWater.β
He lifted the cup from her bedside table, elevated the head of her hospital bed, and guided the straw to her mouth. So many of his friends had died, but not Neve, thank God. βNate ran out for coffee.β
βWhat day is it?β she asked, her voice a little stronger.
βMonday.β
She went to move her arm with the IV in it and winced. Then she lifted her other hand and rubbed her face. βIβve been out of it for two whole days.β
Rory nodded. βPretty much.β
As if just realizing something, she went still, then looked up at him with a questioning look: βWhy are you still here?β
Because Neve had become such an integral part of his life, during such a difficult time in his life, and he didnβt want to lose her over some misunderstanding. Sheβd become his best female friend. He appreciated her perspective on things, valued her opinion, and enjoyed their interactions, especially the very intimate sharing of naughty letters and sexual likes and dislikes. He could talk to her about anything. And as much as he didnβt want to lose a friendship that had become very special to him, he also wanted more of what had happened between them in the storeroom of his parentsβ pub. And he couldnβt stop thinking about it, couldnβt stop thinking about her.
They needed time to talk so they could move past Mary, who was not now and had never been his fiancΓ©e, so they could figure out what happened next, where they fit into each otherβs lives now that heβd returned home for good. And they couldnβt very well work all that out until she woke up.
But he didnβt tell her any of those things. Instead he decided heβd much rather get a rise out of her, spark some life back into her, so he leaned in close, stared directly into her sleepy eyes, and whispered back, βYou promised next time I could have you naked in a bed and take all the time I want.β He leaned in closer, almost to her ear, hating the stink of bleached hospital sheets and sickness, wishing she smelled of the enticing perfume sheβd used to scent her erotically charged letters. βAnd here you are, in a bed, wearing nothing but a flimsy gown, which is close enough to naked for me. Now that youβre up, whaddya say we get to it?β
βReally, Rory.β She let out an annoyed huff. βPropositioning a woman in the hospital, hoping sheβs so delirious with fever sheβll agree to have sex with you, is the sign of a truly pathetic, desperate man.β
Not just any woman. He turned his head so she wouldnβt see his smile, so happy to have her back. βI can wait until your fever comes down.β He pulled over the chair heβd been sitting in, lowered himself into it, and put his feet up on the foot of her bed. βItβs the gentlemanly thing to do. Besides, Iβm in no rush.β
AUTHOR INFORMATION:
Wendy S. Marcus is an award-winning author of contemporary romance. A nurse by trade, Wendy holds a Master of Science in Health Care Administration, a degree that does her absolutely no good as she now spends her days, nights, and weekends mucking around in her charactersβ lives creating conflict, emotion, and of course, a happily ever after. Wendy lives in the beautiful Hudson Valley region of New York. When sheβs not writing, she enjoys spending time with her family, which includes her dog Buddy, and blogging/e-mailing/tweeting/facebooking with her online friends.
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