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.@melissa_keir Cross-Country Trip Leads to Love! Knockout Love #newrelease

4/1/2016

 
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She just might be the woman of his dreams….

Maggie Heugan has her life all planned out, from her engagement to a handsome doctor, to her perfect nursing career. Then why does a chance meeting with a captivating stranger, have her questioning everything she has ever known?

Pro wrestler, Sean Miller is on a fast track to his destiny, until an unexpected injury derails his course. Now he can’t refrain from chasing the enticingly beautiful Nurse Maggie, when she just might hold the key to healing him in more ways than one.
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For these two conflicted lovers, life spirals out of control, when Love collides with destiny.
 
EXCERPTS: 
“Hold on, beautiful.” Sean grabbed her leg, and Maggie froze, looking down at his hand. His touch was hot against her thigh, and the long fingers wrapped above her knee made her shiver. Maggie sucked in a breath. Sean was holding her in an extremely inappropriate manner, one that should make her angry, not set her body on fire.

She locked eyes with him, and he offered her a wicked smile, as if he were completely on the same sizzling page. How could a man with a broken face manage to appear so devilishly handsome? Maggie shook her head and brushed aside his hand. “Let’s get a few things straight, Sean,” she said in a cold tone. “I’m never giving you a ride home, and I won’t tolerate you touching me again.”

“Got it.” Sean raised his hands above his head, showing her his immediate cooperation, and added, “About the touching part, at least.”

“Please, beautiful—”

“And that’s another thing.” Maggie placed her hands on her hips. “My name is not Beautiful, it’s Maggie. And I happen to be engaged, so you can cut the flirty games.”
Sean expression became bitter as he took that in before closing his eyes and moaning in pain. “If only I could open my pills.”

“Your pills?”

“Yes.” He squinted his eyes open, looking apathetic. “I can’t seem to open the medication my doctor prescribed.”

“Why not?” Maggie grabbed the bottle of pills off his lap and looked at them curiously. “This is the standard medicine bottle, easily opened by adults. I assume if you are capable of flirting with a strange woman, you are capable of opening a bottle of pills.”

“We’re not strangers anymore, Maggie,” Sean pointed out with another smile. “And flirting with someone as beautiful as you is easy. Opening a small bottle of pills while the world spins is not so easy.” 

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Romance Author, Susan Vaughn understood the meaning of sarcasm before she could walk.  Her childhood in the suburbs of Detroit was spent mainly trying to outwit her six creative siblings.  When she wasn’t working on the next soul crushing jab, she sharpened her imagination on romantic literature and day dreamed about her knight in shining armor.
It didn’t take long for this hairdresser by trade to turn her passion for reading romances into writing her own unique love stories.  Susan lives her life finding laughter in all situations, and delights in marrying sarcasm with romance to create realistic falling-in-love stories in the unlikeliest of scenarios.  
Susan lives on the shores of Lake Huron with her real life knight in shining armor and enjoys watching their three children learn the art of sarcasm and wit.
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www.susanvvaughn.com
Twitter handle: @susanvaughn1124
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/susan.vereeckevaughn
 


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