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Blurb
Brainy
and ambitious Genny Montgomery is the girl no boy had ever looked at twice
until Hank Moretti came back into her life during their senior year of high
school and thrust her into the popular crowd.
Their relationship in college isn't quite as
romantic in college. When Genny becomes
Dr. Max Lewis' teaching assistant, they have to fight their mutual attraction
for each other.
A murder mystery writer, who lives next door,
gives Genny an advanced copy of his book. The love triangle she's become
involved in could prove deadly when one of the two men decide to use the plot
line for revenge.
Excerpt
The
girl’s scowl, obviously directed at Genny, made her want to crawl into a hole.
This cheerleader had raven hair and dark, contemptuous eyes. Her features
perfectly matched her odious demeanor.
Hank
proudly announced, “This is my new girlfriend, GG.”
“Our
table is full. We don’t have room for anyone else.” Genny had no idea of how to
react to the rude girl not so kindly attempting to get rid of her.
Hank’s
grip on her hand tightened as he shot the cheerleader an ominous glare. His
square jaw set determinedly, and the muscles on both sides of it flexed.
“That’s okay, Kenzie. We can go sit somewhere else.”
Genny
noticed there was only one seat left at the table that just so happened to be
beside of Kenzie. Before Hank could even turn around, one of the other football
players grabbed a chair from the table behind them and placed it next to the
one where he had been sitting. “Come on, buddy. You’re the QB. You have to sit
with us.” The boy then rushed around the table to flop down in the empty chair.
Genny
recognized Ted Stewart as the guy who made sure she had a place at their table,
and who also claimed the title of Hank’s best friend while chatting freely with
her. His wavy hair was only a little longer and a shade darker than Hank’s. He
was slightly shorter and thinner than her boyfriend. His blue eyes were bright
and his dark eyebrows and thick eyelashes made them pop. The two teens could
easily be mistaken for brothers.
The
other football players included her in their conversation. Kenzie crossed her
arms defiantly and exhibited a look that could kill. Her reaction had been
sheer displeasure when Ted sat down next to her. She whispered something that
was most likely offensive in his ear, but he ignored her. Her continuous stare
was intensely fixed across the table.
Genny
felt on edge in the company of the execrable girl who appeared to be plotting
her demise. Evidently, the other cheerleaders had accepted Kenzie as their
dictator, because they followed her cues and did not speak either. She was
genuinely allayed when the bell rang.
Hank
escorted her to the door of the lunch room. “Will you be all right walking to
your next block alone. I need to go over some football strategies with Ted.”
“Sure.
I’ll be fine.”
Genny
took a few steps away from the door, and Hank hastily retreated inside. She
moved forward with curiosity and could see him through the window on one of the
double doors that remained closed. He caught up with Kenzie and grabbed her
arm. Their exchange did not appear to be friendly from her vantage point. After
the girl stomped off in what she surmised was defeat, she turned and hurried to
her next class to avoid being tardy.
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Author Bio for G.C. Meadows
My love
for writing started with poetry and short stories in elementary school. The
past seven years have been spent harnessing my vivid imagination into three
series of contemporary and historical romance novels. My books are meant to
entertain and promote love, the greatest emotion known to human kind. Even through
trials and tragedies, including a murder or more, the heroines in my tales
always have a happy ending (or happy for now until the sequel) with a man they
profoundly love.
For more
information about G.C. Meadows and her books, please click on the following
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Message from G.C. Meadows
The main
characters in my books grow emotionally and learn from their mistakes. After
all the struggles and heartache thrown their way, they end up happy and in a loving
relationship. This is my wish for each and every one of my readers. May life
give you the best it has to offer.
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