Back The Americana Playbook Save as PDF
Chapters (63)
  1. THE AMERICANA PLAYBOOK
  2. Dear Reader
  3. The Troubled Teen Industry
  4. Dedication
  5. Epigraph
  6. New England Rebels
  7. Day 44
  8. Chapter 1
  9. Chapter 2
  10. Chapter 3
  11. Chapter 4
  12. Day 55
  13. Chapter 5
  14. TWO MONTHS LATER
  15. Chapter 6
  16. Chapter 7
  17. Chapter 8
  18. Day 68
  19. Chapter 9
  20. Chapter 10
  21. Chapter 11
  22. Chapter 12
  23. Day 78
  24. Chapter 13
  25. Chapter 14
  26. Chapter 15
  27. Chapter 16
  28. Chapter 17
  29. Day 84
  30. Chapter 18
  31. Chapter 19
  32. Chapter 20
  33. Day 91
  34. Chapter 21
  35. Chapter 22
  36. Day 100
  37. Chapter 23
  38. Chapter 24
  39. Chapter 25
  40. Chapter 26
  41. Day 113
  42. Chapter 27
  43. Chapter 28
  44. Chapter 29
  45. Chapter 30
  46. Day 128
  47. Chapter 31
  48. Chapter 32
  49. Chapter 33
  50. Day 147
  51. Chapter 34
  52. Chapter 35
  53. Chapter 36
  54. Chapter 37
  55. Chapter 38
  56. Chapter 39
  57. Chapter 40
  58. Epilogue
  59. ONE MONTH LATER
  60. FIVE YEARS LATER
  61. Acknowledgments
  62. Also by Cathryn Carter
  63. About the Author

“Oh, you made coffee.” I stretch my arms above my head as I yawn. The movement makes my already open robe a little more obvious, and what’s more obvious is the red lacy bra and thong I wear. He might be the seasoned quarterback, but clearly I’m on offense here.

Fitz passes me a mug before he fills his travel thermos. “Hope it’s not too strong. I lost track of how many scoops I put in.”

Scoops of coffee, I think to myself. He’s talking about scoops of coffee.

I leave the mug on the counter and lean forward. “That’s alright,” I blow on it. “I could use a little kick.”

Still nothing.

Fitz opens another cabinet and takes two protein bars out of a box. “Nick’s passing by. Have some paperwork for him I had to sign before I’m off to the facility.” He motions to a folder on the table. “Speaking of which, what about the marriage license and the court?”

“I can’t file it until thirty days after it was issued. Why? Are you planning to divorce me already?” I ask, rolling my eyes. “I mean, maybe you should. We already have a dead bedroom.”

He narrows his eyes. “A dead bedroom?”

“You know, when married couples don’t have sex.”

Fitz’s eyes lock on mine.

“Lack of intimacy is a real killer,” I tell him. “There’s no coming back from that.”

He puts down the protein bars. “Is that right?”

“I’m clearly more invested in this than you are,” I motion down. “This has gone pretty unnoticed.”

Fitz raises an eyebrow. There’s that tornado in his eyes. “Unnoticed?” He challenges from across the island.

The deepening of his voice makes me shiver. “Y-you haven’t touched me since that night.”

Biting his lip, Fitz rounds the island toward me. I turn under his stare so the marble presses into my lower back.

“I’d hardly call it unnoticed,” he says, arching over me. The movement forces me to lean back, and I slip, yelping when Fitz’s hand slides to my ass, keeping me upright and against him. I gasp when his hardness presses against to me. “I woke up like this.”

I bite my lip. “I want to touch you. I wanted to that night.”

I reach forward, lifting the hem of his shirt.

“You did,” he purrs. “Have you forgotten? I’m putty in your hands.”

I lean forward, smiling against his lips, dragging the smirk up his cheek and to his ear. “Then you should see what you’d be in my mouth.”

“Fuck.” Fitz slides his hands under the robe, and he groans when he kneads the nude flesh of my ass cheeks. “That’s why we need to wait.”

“Fitz,” I whine, knowing he’s going to end this. “Please.”