Chapters (32)
- Soaring
- Prologue
- Chapter One
- Chapter Two
- Chapter Three
- Chapter Four
- Chapter Five
- Chapter Six
- Chapter Seven
- Chapter Eight
- Chapter Nine
- Chapter Ten
- Chapter Eleven
- Chapter Twelve
- Chapter Thirteen
- Chapter Fourteen
- Chapter Fifteen
- Chapter Sixteen
- Chapter Seventeen
- Chapter Eighteen
- Chapter Nineteen
- Chapter Twenty
- Chapter Twenty-One
- Chapter Twenty-Two
- Chapter Twenty-Three
- Chapter Twenty-Four
- Chapter Twenty-Five
- Chapter Twenty-Six
- Chapter Twenty-Seven
- Chapter Twenty-Eight
- Epilogue
- About the Author
“This is true, Mickey, I get you. But that doesn’t mean one thing. That’s impressive. Maine Fresh Maritime, very impressive. But I have three trust funds that I’m not turning my back on because I like the way I live and I’m not going to be made to feel less because I do or be judged because I do or feel pressured to be anything but what I am.”
“That’s not my point, Amy.”
“I’m not sure I care to understand your point, Mickey.”
“Tough, ’cause you’re going to.”
I rolled my eyes to the heavens and asked the clouds, “Why is that not surprising?”
“Babe, my point is, you got that, you live the way you want, and still you got it right about the only thing you need to be happy. And it isn’t those trust funds.”
I rolled my eyes back to him and narrowed them. “Don’t you dare use my killshot of last night against me, Mickey Donovan,” I spat.
Clearly coming to the end of his patience, he leaned toward me and bit back, “I’m usin’ it to point out, last night your aim was true.”
I threw out my hands and looked back to the heavens, crying, “Well hallelujah! I can die happy.”
My gaze shot back to him when he asked irritably, “Why is it when you’re a smartass I wanna fuck you more than I normally wanna fuck you?”
“You wanna fuck me?” I asked back, injecting these words with deep disbelief. “Shocker considering I’m…” I paused and leaned into him, “Attractive.”
His brows snapped together. “Wouldn’t wanna fuck a woman who wasn’t, Amy.”
I glared at him. “Fascinating, since you didn’t want me until I got highlights.”
His brows stayed knit and his eyes got dark. “You got what?”
“Highlights,” I snapped, jerking a pointed finger to my hair.
He looked to my hair and muttered, “Fuck, thought something was different.”
I blinked.
He looked back to me. “Looks nice. Definitely like the bangs.”
I blinked again.
Then I took a step his way, got up on my toes and accused, “Do not stand there and tell me you didn’t notice my highlights or my new clothes.”
He looked down his nose at me. “Noticed the haircut, babe, like I said, it looks nice. Definitely noticed the clothes but didn’t think they were new. Thought the old shit was shit you were usin’ because you hadn’t unpacked all your stuff yet ’cause when you did, it was more you.”
“So you’re saying this newfound attraction to me isn’t about my highlights and clothes,” I scoffed.