Tuesday, 9 December 2014

natural

"And I would have married you there, right underneath the trees"


Today's release blitz made me all tingly and warm inside and I wished on all the heavenly stars that I should have requested an ARC but as always it's going to be just me and my Nutella plus my stupidity. Right let's begin .

now you know the name natural love and it looks amazing 

Like I always do, here's a blown up picture  of the cover.

My man *well not technically but still*

Here's a little bit about the book if you can read it .

Our lovely lady "NEED LIPSTICK OR THE MAN"

just in case you wonder what the book would look like in the shape of a "book wait does that make sense , well you get the idea.

Places where it's available :)

also the without these lovely people all this wouldn't be possible. 

•Synopsis:
My whole life, I wanted one thing: to be the perfect son.

Growing up, I did everything my father required. Straight A's in school. Perfect manners. I forced myself to live up to his standards--standards that pushed the Chadwick family name to the highest rungs of society.
Over the years, we climbed so high that my father hoped we’d never fall.

If only he’d been right. With each successful year, the Chadwick family skeletons grew bolder and darker. Each member of my family had something to hide. Every lie threatened to undo us.
The secret Avery Jackson and I shared was the worst one of all.

She was the one person I shouldn’t love--the one person I couldn’t love. But I did. I loved Avery Jackson. I wanted her, even though a romance with her threatened everything.
It all felt so natural.

And that was exactly the problem.

•Buy The Book




Excerpt:

“You look beautiful tonight,” I said.

“Thank you. I hoped you’d like this dress.”
We stopped walking just under the trellis, next to a corner of the
house. From here, we couldn’t see the rest of the party, but we
could hear everything. Hundreds of people stood just a few feet
away from us, and they’d come looking for us soon. We had
commitments and expectations to fulfill, but at that moment, my
eyes and my attention were on her.

Only her.

“Did you wear it just for me?” I said.

“Yes,” she said under her breath. “Just for you. I do everything
just for you –”

My mouth covered hers in a rough, intense kiss. I gripped her
face with one hand and the small of her back with the other,
crushing her to me in a split second of passion that didn’t have
any boundaries, a passion that broke every rule, and defied
everything that made sense in my life. My tongue twisted and
shoved against hers and she opened her body beneath me as
our kisses deepened. Before long, I forced us against the ivy wall
of the house, and there we were, locked together in a moment
that somehow we’d claimed as ours and ours alone.

I only broke the kiss when she moaned against my mouth.
Something about the sound made me remember where we were.
Who I was. What we were doing. How wrong it all was from the
standpoint of everything I had ever been taught.
No. We couldn’t do this. No. No. No.

Someone might see.

Above us, inside the house, a light in the study flipped on and I
heard two voices. Had they seen us already?

“I’m sorry,” I said as I forced our lips apart. I took an immediate
step away from her, but it did little to calm us both. Her breath
came out hard and fast, a series of quick pants, as if she hadn’t
wanted to breathe while we kissed.

And I don’t know what unsettled me more: the kissing or the look
of extreme pleasure she had on her face.

“I am . . . I’m . . . I should go.” I said.

Without another word, I turned and disappeared down the
pathway, leaving her alone against the ivy.
 
OH YEAH THIS IS GONNA BE EPIC - I am very dramatic but it's true :)


About are lovely author:

Journalist. Novelist. Broadcaster. Blogger.

An overactive imagination has always served Sara Celi well. 
Starting from age 10, with an epic tale about a soldier during the 
Civil War, Sara has made creating stories her life’s work.

After graduating cum laude from Western Kentucky University in 
2004 with a degree in Broadcast News and History, Sara Celi 
started her decade-long career in broadcast journalism at TV 
stations in Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Ohio.

Her love of the written word came to fruition with the publishing 
of her first novel, The Undesirable, in 2013 and has since 
published The Palms and Prince Charming.

Born in New Orleans and having lived all over the United States, 
Sara Celi now calls the Greater Cincinnati area home. In her 
spare time, she likes to read, shop, travel, run, volunteer with the 
Junior League, serve on the board of Wesley Community 
Services, and work with Cooperative for Education, a non-profit 
providing educational opportunities for the children of 
Guatemala.

To keep up with Sara Celi and find out about her future works, 
subscribe to her mailing list, The Celi Circle. Subscribers can 
participate in exclusive giveaways and events. You can also 
follow Sara on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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until next time my lovelies *whispers tomorrow* see you until then :)



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