1. What romantic event would you
like to see this year?
An engagement (maybe even mine!)
2. Name your favorite romantic tip
Never stop letting your spouse,
partner or significant other know how much you care….notes on the coffee pot,
cards, flowers or gifts “just because”, seemingly insignificant things mean a
whole lot.
3. What Rocking romance do you
find intriguing (Miss Piggy and Kermit is mine)?
Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell or any
other long term Hollywood romance.
4. What is your Rocking Romance flower?
A bouquet of wildflowers
5. Plan one romantic evening what
would you do?
I’ve
experienced many romantic evenings, but one…. A weekend getaway in a luxury
hotel with all the trimmings….couples massage, dinner and dancing in a
semi-formal atmosphere, room service, Jacuzzi tub. I think that would be the
ultimate romantic evening!
Blurb: Set at the tail end of
the Vietnam War era, Circles of Fate takes the
reader from Fort Benning, Georgia to Thibodaux, Louisiana. A romantic saga, this gripping
novel covers nearly twenty years in the lives of Shaunna Chatman and
Todd Jameson. Constantly thrown together and torn apart by fate, the two are repeatedly
forced to choose between love and duty, right and wrong, standing on faith or
succumbing to the world’s viewpoint on life, love, marriage and fidelity. With
intriguing twists and turns, fate brings together a cast of characters whose
lives will forever be entwined. Through it all is the hand of God as He works
all things together for the good of those who love Him and are called according
to His purpose.
Excerpt :
She should leave. Shaunna knew Joe waited for her, but was unable, unwilling, to end it, to end them, just yet. She held him firm in her embrace, committed the feel of his body to heart.
“I have to go,” she whispered, then clung, not yet able to turn him loose.
“I know,” he answered and tightened his arms around her. With a sigh of surrender, he stepped away, loosened his hold but rubbed her back and shoulders in a tender gesture.
“Don’t look back,” he whispered then dropped his hands to his side, clenched his fists.
She saw the struggle in his eyes, felt it in her heart, as each fought not to grab hold and cling. They gazed at each other, read the naked truth in each other’s eyes.
Neither wanted to be the first to walk away.
Shaunna touched his face, traced his features…his eyes, his jaw, his mouth. A shiver shook her when he held her hand and pressed his lips to her fingertips.
“I almost wish we had made love the other night.”
Almost?
The word echoed between them like a silent scream. The despair in his eyes slashed her heart another degree. He shook his head, swallowed hard.
“Know this. If we had, you would not leave here today.”
She stroked his cheek, her smile tender, bittersweet. “Take care of yourself. Please,” she whispered then placed her mouth on his.
Lips met on a sigh, breaths mingled on a sob. Each of them committed the kiss to heart, and fought not to cling to the other. With a final touch, a last trembling smile, Shaunna did one of the hardest things she’d ever done in her life.
She left.
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Thanks for sharing Pam,
Anita
