Starlight Bridge + Giveaway
ABOUT THE BOOK
Title: STARLIGHT BRIDGE
Author: Debbie Mason
Series: Harmony Harbor, #2
On Sale: February 28, 2017
Publisher: Forever
Mass Market: $7.99 USD
eBook: $5.99 USD
A second chance for
romance...
Hidden in Graystone Manor
is a book containing all the dark secrets of Harmony Harbor, and Ava DiRossi is
determined to find it. No one—especially not her ex-husband, Griffin Gallagher—can
ever discover what really tore her life apart all those years ago. With Griffin
back in town, it's more important than ever that she find the book before
someone else does. Because her ex is still angry with her for leaving him. And
he still has no idea Ava never stopped loving him...
Ava is no longer the
vibrant, happy woman Griffin had once loved and married, and he would do
anything to bring back the sparkle to her brilliant green eyes. But what's
never changed are the sexy sparks of attraction between Ava and Griffin, and he
won't give her up again without a fight. He knows there's the real possibility
of a future together...if the truth doesn't burn the bridge between them forever.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Debbie Mason is the USA Today bestselling author of the
Christmas, Colorado and Harmony Harbor series. Her books have been praised for
their "likable characters, clever dialogue and juicy plots" (RT Book Reviews). When she isn't writing
or reading, Debbie enjoys spending time with her very own real-life hero, three
wonderful children, two adorable grandbabies, and a yappy Yorkie named Bella in
Ontario, Canada.
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THE HARMONY HARBOR SERIES
MISTLETOE COTTAGE, #1
CHRISTMAS WITH AN ANGEL,
#1.5
STARLIGHT BRIDGE, #2
PRIMROSE LANE, #3
STARLIGHT BRIDGE
Teaser Excerpt
“We’re in business, Simon. This
should do—”
“Tell Grams I’ll see her in a bit.”
Her gaze shot to the door. She’d
recognize that voice anywhere. Griffin was here. Now. Outside the door. She
shot to her feet, shoving the candelabra in front of the fireplace.
Meow.
She’d trapped Simon. She grabbed
the cat, put him on the floor, and scooped up the bucket and sponges while
frantically searching for somewhere to hide. The balcony. She didn’t care if
she froze to death; she couldn’t let him find her here.
As she turned to run, Ava heard the
beep of the passkey. She wouldn’t make it. She spun around and ran the short distance
to the bathroom. Her breath coming in panicked puffs, she stepped inside the
bathtub and carefully inched the crimson and gold shower curtain across the
rod. She sagged against the tile wall, praying his in a bit meant he’d drop his bags off and leave.
If it had been anyone other than
Griffin, she’d pretend to be cleaning the room. But she remembered all too
clearly the humiliation of being discovered by Griffin and his ex-wife the last
time they’d stayed at the manor. He’d looked at Ava like he hadn’t known who
she was, and his wife had asked for fresh towels, acting as though Ava hadn’t
done her job.
And then there was the book. She
couldn’t leave without it.
“How did you get in here?”
Her gaze jerked to the curtain, her
heart beating double time. She let out the breath she’d been holding when the
bed creaked. Simon. Griffin was talking to the cat. “Better question would be,
what have you been up to? Your paws are black. Off the bed, buddy.”
Her toes curled in her shoes, a
warm, fluttery sensation settling low in her stomach in response to the slow
drawl of Griffin’s deep voice. He always spoke in that low, unhurried tone.
Even when he was angry or when he was whispering how much he loved her or when
he was talking her out of her temper. Only then there’d been a hint of laughter
too. Her temper used to amuse him. He had a long fuse; she had a short one. She
used to, at least.
Her lips curved at the memories;
then her wistful smile faded when the consequences of what he’d just said
penetrated her lovesick brain. Simon’s paws were dirty. All she’d need was for
Griffin to start looking for the source. She had to…
There was the rasp of a zipper,
then the light thud of something hitting the floor. At the sound of heavy
footfalls approaching the bathroom, Ava’s eyes went wide, and she pressed her
back against the tiled wall. A bare, muscled arm reached past the curtain, a
large hand turning on the water. The cold spray from the showerhead hit her in
the face, and a small, shocked squeak escaped before she could contain it.
Griffin whipped back the shower
curtain. His thick, toffee-colored hair glistened under the fluorescent light,
his dazzling, deep blue eyes wide in surprise. She opened her mouth to say
something, but the words got stuck in her throat as her eyes drifted down his
body. He was completely and gloriously naked. And even more beautiful than she
remembered.
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