Saturday, November 11, 2017

SPOTLIGHT: Acting on Impulse by Thea Dawson @thea_dawson #Giveaway @InkSlingerPR #Contemporary

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Title: Acting on Impulse

Author: Thea Dawson

Genre: Contemporary Romance

About Acting on Impulse:

She's camera shy. He's a big star. Is love worth the limelight?   Thirteen years ago, Chris McPherson drunkenly declared his love for Joy Albright... right in front of her husband. Though her angry rejection still stings, Chris, now a successful Hollywood actor, has never forgotten his feelings for her. When he returns to Silverweed Falls to direct a summer Shakespeare play, he is thrilled--and a little nervous--to learn that Joy will be managing the play.  

 Joy Albright's marriage imploded in a public scandal a year ago when her husband was caught by the press with another woman. All she wants now is to avoid the limelight, but she can't refuse the request of a dying friend to help save the local theater group.   Reunited, sparks fly. Joy is desperate to avoid more gossip. Chris comes trailed by the tabloids. But neither of them can deny the temptation to act on their impulses.


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About Thea Dawson:

Thea Dawson has lived in Rome, Tokyo and London, and spent much of her twenties traveling around the world. Eventually she met the love of her life and settled down in the Pacific Northwest, where she now lives with her husband and three children.   After a checkered career which included stints as an English teacher, librarian and editor, she now writes full time, telling tales of romance and adventure.

Chris stood at the door. He blinked in surprise, then swept her up and down with appreciative eyes. Self-conscious, she fought the urge to clutch the collar of her robe more tightly around her neck; she wasn’t going to give him the satisfaction.
“Why, Joy,” Chris gave her his biggest smile. “I see you were expecting me.”
 “I thought you were the UPS guy,” she growled.
“Lucky UPS guy. I never seriously considered a career as a delivery man, but it’s starting to look pretty good.” He narrowed his eyes thoughtfully. “Don’t tell me all those porn movies are based in reality?”
“What porn movies? And what are you doing here?”
“Ruining some poor UPS guy’s evening, from the looks of it. And you know, those porn movies with the lonely housewife and the delivery man.” He scratched his beard. “Come to think of it, maybe it’s usually a pizza guy.”
She sighed. “Why don’t you come in before my gossipy neighbors call the tabloids. How did you know where I live?”
“Your friend Eva pointed out your house. I’m renting a place just a few streets over,” he explained as he stepped in, catching the subtlest scent of perfume as he brushed past her.
His appreciation of the sight of her had not been faked; the silky robe slid over her curves and slipped open at the neckline to reveal a touch more cleavage than was probably intentional. Still, the sight of her in her robe unnerved him in more ways than one.
“I’m not actually interrupting anything, am I?” he asked, trying to hide the fear that he was.
“Would it matter if you were?” she asked drily.
He gave her a look of surprised innocence. “Hey, if you’ve got a delivery man stashed away somewhere, just tell me and I’ll get out of your hair. But if you don’t, I actually came by to see if you wanted to go out for dinner and talk over the production.” His heart was pounding but he tried to keep his tone casual. Just two old friends getting together for dinner. No biggie.
“I don’t think so, Chris. I’m ... pretty wiped out.”
He nodded knowingly. “On account of that emotionally draining encounter with your ex-husband?”
She gave an exasperated sigh. “For crying out loud, is there no privacy in this town? How on earth did you know about that?”

“Sorry,” Chris said sincerely. “I didn’t mean to spy on you, but I got into town this afternoon and met up with Simon at that cafĂ©. We were on the patio, and I saw the two of you through the glass. You didn’t look happy, so I also came by to see how you were doing.”

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1 comment:

Thea Dawson said...

Thank you so much for sharing this with your readers! I hope they enjoy it :)