by Susan Lute
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GENRE: Contemporary Romance
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BLURB:
Cyber security
consultant, Sloane Cooper is dumped by her wanna-be politician boyfriend, his
parting shot—not only are you the worst girlfriend ever, but you're a lousy
kisser, too! So she turns to game developer Miles Preston for “kissing
lessons”. But Miles doesn't want to be Sloane's rebound guy. How does he convince
his best friend steamy kisses are not enough? Traditional wooing won't work.
Can a few well chosen gaming obstacles do the trick instead?
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My Review:
It 's a very sweet and funny story about friendship that becomes love.
Sloane isn't the ideal girlfriend of a man who wants to make a political career. She's a simple girl, and doesn't feel confortable in the clothes that she is forced to wear to make him look good. But she's in love, and strives. For him, however, is not enough and leaves her, even accusing her of being a bad kisser. Sloane asks to her best friend Miles to have kissing lessons. He is in love with her for more than two years but was at her side in silence so as not to ruin their friendship. Now he is ready to have a different relationship but Sloane is ready to risk?
It 's a short story, simple and fast but very pleasant. The characters are warm and lovable, are people I would like to know. The setting is amazing and cozy.
This is part of the Sellwood Novella series but could easily be read by itself. I highly recommend the other books., I loved the first one.
If you enjoy reading sweet romance, then definitely pick this up!
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EXCERPT:
“Miles?”
“What?” He stopped with his hand on the door knob. His
annoyance no longer flashed, but had it faded enough not to come roaring back
at the shocking idea that just popped into her head?
“You date a lot, right?”
“I wouldn't say a lot.”
“But the point is, you kiss the girls, so you've had some
practice and are probably a good kisser, I'm guessing.” If her sketchy memory
was correct, he was a damn fine kisser.
His eyes narrowed.
Sloane kind of questioned her sanity too, but nonetheless
blurted out, “I could be a better kisser. A best friend would help me practice,
wouldn't he?”
It was amazing really, seeing Miles shove a wall up between
them, shutting her out as if they hadn't known each other for the best part of
two years. He'd always been so open and transparent. The guy she could ask
anything of, share anything with. Now he was looking at her with a stranger's
eyes.
Being caught in that stare was almost worse than having Todd
dump her. Sloane's stomach knotted.
He yanked the door open. “Think about working on my game. I
really need you on this project.”
And then he was gone, leaving nothing behind. Not even his
usual warm and cheery smile.
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AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Like all children
of military families, Susan spent her childhood moving from one duty station to
the next. An ardent student of human nature, she acquired a love for ancient
history and myth, a fascination for the ridiculous and unusual, and is the
first to admit, she still collects way too much useless information. These
days, when not working as a Registered Nurse, she writes whenever she can. When
not writing, her favorite things to do are spend time with family, read, watch
movies, garden, take black-and-white photos, travel, and remodel her house.
Website: http://susanlute.com/
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/sidella/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SusanLute
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GIVEAWAY INFORMATION and RAFFLECOPTER CODE
Susan
Lute will be awarding a $15 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via
rafflecopter during the tour.
Thank you so much for hosting Sealed With A Kiss and for your kind comments. I'm so glad you liked it :)
RispondiEliminaI loved the cover, I loved the review and I loved the excerpt.
RispondiEliminaThanks MomJane. The cover is one of my favorites :)
EliminaI liked the excerpt.
RispondiEliminaHi Rita :) One of the funnest parts of doing a book tour, besides waving at all the visitors, is picking out the excerpts. I'm glad you like this one.
EliminaThanks for the review. This really does sound like a cute story.
RispondiEliminaHi Kim :) It was definitely fun to write.
EliminaGreat review - thanks for sharing :)
RispondiEliminaHi Victoria {{{waving}}} :)
EliminaThanks for the review and the excerpt :)
RispondiEliminaThanks for stopping by, Ana :)
EliminaI appreciate you giving us the opportunity to win, thank you
RispondiEliminaHi James :)
EliminaThank you for the introduction to the new author for me! I can't wait to read more.
RispondiEliminaHi Ree...my sister is Rie, short for Marie :) So glad you stopped by.
EliminaThanks, Kim. Thanks for stopping by:)
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