Title: Roadside Service
Author: B.L. Wilde
Release Date: September 27, 2013
When fate brings you face-to-face with what your heart desires, how can
you ignore it?
Violet Weathers, the world’s top supermodel, is in Omaha, Nebraska for
two weeks shooting a campaign for a new skincare line that she’s the fresh new
face of.
When her car breaks down on the way to
the hotel, she is rescued by a hot mechanic who just might make her stay in
Omaha more bearable.
About the Author:
B.L. Wilde is a British author obsessed with many things,
including heated love stories. Supported fully by her husband, she can often be
found at her desk working on her next project.
Her journey into
the world of erotica began when she started writing online stories over three
years ago, and she hasn't looked back since.
Author Links:
Excerpt from Roadside Service:
By
nine o’clock, I had given up hope that Blake would show. He wasn’t even willing
to hear me out and I was furious! I couldn’t go and find him, either, because I
had no idea where he lived. Fine! If that was how he wanted to be, I wouldn’t
waste any more time thinking about him…or about his lips, fingers, or amazing
body…damn it!
I
decided a hot shower would help to calm my nerves, and it did a little. I
wanted to order a huge bowl of chocolate ice cream, but Allie would kill me
because I had the shoot tomorrow.
I was
lying on my bed, watching a silly old movie and eating a grilled chicken salad
a few hours later when I heard someone knock on my door. Blake wouldn’t dare
turn up this late, would he?
“Violet,
look, I’m sorry. Something came up.”
“And
you didn’t think to call me?”
“I had
to go out on an emergency call and my phone died. I came as quick as I could.”
Damn, now I felt like crap. Blake did look a little flustered.
“Oh,”
I squirmed, feeling like a complete idiot.
“It
happens from time to time. Drew had already asked for the night off to take
Sarah out, and well…I got the request just as I was about to come and see you.
I thought I could call you, but then I noticed my phone had died. I really am
sorry, Violet.”
“Have
you eaten?” I asked, widening my door so he could come in. “I just ordered room
service. You’re welcome to help yourself.”
“No.
I’m starving, actually,” Blake smirked. He would have drenched my panties with
his look alone, if I’d been wearing any.
I sat
watching him eat my leftover salad. It was lucky I hadn’t eaten all of the
bread because he quickly finished that off, too; Damn, Blake really was
hungry.
“Wow,
you weren’t joking about being starving, were you?” I chuckled. “I can order
something else if you’re still hungry.”
“That
was fine, Violet,” Blake smiled, reaching out to gently stroke my cheek. “Thank
you.”
“I
have a fully stocked mini bar, too.”
“The
perks of being a famous supermodel, huh?” he teased, raising his perfect
eyebrow.
“I
guess so,” I giggled, getting up. “What do you want? A beer?”
“Sounds
good.”
We
made small talk for a little while and Blake told me about his day before I
filled him in on mine.
“What?”
I asked when he laughed at me.
“Can’t
you see how different our lives are? I’m telling you about oil changes and
breakdowns, while you’re telling me about diamonds hanging from the ceiling in
your latest commercial.”
“I’ve
had my fair share of breakdowns, too,” I quipped, sipping my water.
Blake
sniggered into his beer bottle. “I can imagine.”
“Are
you still angry with me?” I whispered.
“No,”
he sighed. “Everyone knows who you are, Violet. I can’t believe I never
realized it.”
“I
liked that you were just interested in me.”
“Violet,” Blake smoldered, “I’m still very interested in you.”
