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Chapters (23)
  1. Cover
  2. One Summer in Santorini
  3. Dedication
  4. Chapter One
  5. Chapter Two
  6. Chapter Three
  7. Chapter Four
  8. Chapter Five
  9. Chapter Six
  10. Chapter Seven
  11. Chapter Eight
  12. Chapter Nine
  13. Chapter Ten
  14. Chapter Eleven
  15. Chapter Twelve
  16. Chapter Thirteen
  17. Chapter Fourteen
  18. Chapter Fifteen
  19. Chapter Sixteen
  20. Acknowledgements
  21. About the Author
  22. Also by Sandy Barker
  23. About the Publisher

‘Of course.’ I rummaged around in my handbag for a notepad and pen, wrote out my email address and mobile phone number – neatly, so he would be able to read them – and tore out the page. ‘Here. Oh, and I forgot to say that I’m heading to London at the end of this trip – my sister lives there, and I’m staying with her for a week.’

He returned my smile, obvious delight in his eyes. ‘That, lovely Sarah, is wonderful news.’

‘I think so, too.’

We arrived at the end of the pier, and I stopped and turned to him. ‘This is me,’ I said.

He took both of my hands in his and lifted them to his lips, kissing them in turn. ‘I still cannot believe you were at dinner tonight. It was a lovely surprise.’

‘And after I recovered from the shock, it was a lovely surprise for me too. Thank you for taking me to Armando’s – I had fun with you crazy Europeans.’ He laughed.

And then he stopped laughing and looked at me with those ridiculously sexy eyes. ‘I’m going to kiss you now.’

‘You’d better,’ I replied as I slid my hands around his neck and stood on my tiptoes. The kiss was incredible – slow, sexy, strong. He really knew what he was doing. But, then again, so did Josh. Josh was a great kisser – which was wonderful, but not something I wanted to be thinking about while kissing the silver fox. I pushed the unwelcome thought away and sunk back into the kiss I was in.

We pulled apart, and I think I may have purred a little.

‘Goodnight, beautiful. I hope to see you in London.’

‘Goodnight,’ I said dreamily as I turned and walked back to the boat.

Chapter Eleven

I wasn’t wearing my watch, so when I arrived back at the boat I had no idea what time it was – late, I guessed. I crossed the gangplank cautiously. I didn’t want to fall between the boat and the dock for two reasons – I wanted to avoid drowning, and I didn’t want to wake the family. I made it across without doing either, stepping onto the deck of the boat as lightly as I could.

‘Hey,’ came a soft voice from the top deck of the boat. Josh was silhouetted against the moonlight.

‘Hey,’ I replied just as softly. Had he been waiting up for me? I remembered thinking earlier in the night that he might, but still, it surprised me.

‘Fun night?’ he asked.

‘Yes.’ I didn’t know what else to say. Had he seen me at the end of the pier with James? Oh god! Did he see the kiss?

A moment went by in silence – a big, fat moment. ‘Goodnight,’ I said, for want of anything better to say. I was still basking in the euphoria of kissing James.