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Interview with Willow Jefferies and Colin Vanderhayden
By Sara Daniel
Let’s
start with an easy question. What’s your favorite color?
Willow:
I didn’t have one until I met Colin. Now I’m partial to blue. I’m sure it has
nothing to do with the Colin wearing a blue tie every day.
A
blue tie every day. Hmm, so that must be your favorite color, Colin.
Colin:
Actually, I like hazel.
The
exact shade of Willow’s eyes. Interesting coincidence. So, I’m curious. What do you each do?
Willow:
I’m a massage therapist.
Colin:
My massage therapist. I’m a CEO. I
don’t have time to leave the office. In fact, I really don’t have time for this
interview. I’m expecting another call any second.
Willow:
He’s always on a call or doing some sort of work. Life is passing him by while
he works himself to death in that office. Sometimes, I just want to disconnect
the phone and show him the fun he’s missing.
Colin:
I’m planning for the future.
What
do you think he should be doing instead, Willow?
Willow:
Living in the moment, obviously.
Those
seem to be seriously opposing philosophies. What do you think of each other’s
sayings?
Colin:
She’ll be sorry when she wants to retire and has no money to do so.
Willow:
Retire? Seriously, Colin. Yawn. You seem a little uptight. Is your neck
bothering you again? Let me give you a neck rub.
Colin:
We’re in the middle of an interv— Oh yeah, that feels gooood.
Wait,
I still have more questions. Willow, why do you wear blue lip gloss? Colin, how
do you stay in good shape when you sit behind a desk all day?
*click*
Hello?
All right, then, I guess we’ve been disconnected…
Captivating
the CEO
By Sara Daniel
Genres: contemporary romance, office
romance, medical romance, new adult
He
only plans for the future. She might not have a future.
When live-for-the-moment massage
therapist Willow Jeffries bursts into Colin Vanderhayden's office, she makes it
her mission to loosen up the future-focused CEO, knowing each moment of the
present is too precious to waste. Despite her immediate attraction, the only
future she can offer is one full of heartache.
The last thing Colin needs is a
flighty woman messing up his carefully-constructed plans, but her heavenly
massages and addictive personality prove hard to resist. But he has no idea how
sick she is.
No longer able to ignore her
life-threatening medical condition, Willow slips away to spare Colin a
miserable future with her. Is Colin willing to sacrifice his well-laid future
plans to get Willow back?
Excerpt:
Cupping her face with his hands and
angling his mouth, he poured the intensity she'd previously only seen him
devote to his work into turning her body into a tingling, craving mass of need.
She loved the way he cradled her-so gentle, yet firm.
Stars danced in front of her eyes,
but she willed them away to press her tongue between his lips. No matter how
light-headed she became, she refused to miss a moment of the kiss. Colin's
mouth made the opportunity to enjoy worth the risk of passing out.
But, too soon, he broke off,
panting, his eyes dilated with desire. “I have to get that.”
“Get what?” His words made no sense,
then her ears started ringing. No, not her ears. His damned phone.
“Of course you do.”
But he'd already turned his
attention to a conversation he gave far more importance to than anything she
offered.
Sinking onto the couch, she pressed
her fingers to her still tingling lips. Dear God, she hoped she didn't affect
him as strongly as he affected her. If he became emotionally invested, she'd
bring pain and misery into his life.
Author
Bio:
Sara Daniel writes irresistible
romance, from sweet to erotic and everything in between. On the personal side,
she's a frazzled maid, chef, chauffeur, tutor, and personal assistant. She
battles a serious NASCAR addiction and was once a landlord of two uninvited
squirrels. She follows research and new developments concerning tricuspid
atresia and other congenital heart defects, and she holds a special place in
her heart for “heart kids” and their families.
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