So here’s a snippet from Lovers Leap, my romantic comedy due out on Leap Day, 29th February:
Story so far: Our unlikely hero Rufus has just found a stranger, Michael, walking out of the sea, fully clothed and dripping wet, on the Isle of Wight in February…
He swallowed, because this was starting to seem like it might be about to turn into one of his dreams or a porno or something (not a lot of difference, if he was honest, most of the time). Was this the bit where the wet guy winked at him and said, Come on then, don’t you want to get me out of these wet clothes?
What the wet guy actually did was scowl and say, “Well? You just gonna stand there and watch me die of hypothermia, or are you gonna get me somewhere warm?”
Close enough.
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Snort. So funny. Loved it!
Thank you! 😀
Sounds intriguing. Now I want to know why he’s emerged from the sea.
*g* It’s all in the excerpt here: http://riptidepublishing.com/titles/lovers-leap
LOL “Close enough.” I love it!
*g* It pretty much sums up their relationship. At least at the start! 😉
Amusing snippet. This is going on my TBR list 🙂
Thank you! 😀
LOL!
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*chuckles* Love the ‘close enough.’ Nothing like looking on the bright side XD
Yeah, Rufus is king of looking on the bright side! 😉
Snort. Loved this exchange. Apropos of nothing, Isle of Wight is one of those places I’d love to see.
You should go! The IOW is lovely. #totallyunbiasedcaulkhead 😀
LOL! It might be close when you think of it – get me somewhere warm and then get my clothes off. This will hardly happen though, I see a stormy (and funny!) relationship between those two:)
Heh, they might just surprise you there… 😉
But you’re spot on about the relationship!
Hehehe… love Michael already! And Rufus sounds like a great character. Can’t wait to see more of them.
Thanks! Not long now… 😉
“Not a lot of difference.” I laughed at this. I can’t wait to read more!
Thanks! I’ll post a bit more next time…probably! 😉