Hello, everyone!

While I said last week that there would be no more excerpts from “Truck Me Back to Normal,” I have had a request for a scene of them together.

Here it is, and yes, this is the final, final snippet from this story – enjoy! 🙂

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“Joey, I get that you’re worried about being relationship material for…well, anyone. But you have to try sometime, right? I’m okay with it being fucking around to start with, if that’s what you need. I’m happy to go at whatever pace you want, in fact, as long as you don’t shut me out. Can’t we at least try to be friends? You need a friend, don’t you?”

I shook my head. “Bear, I don’t—”

He lifted a finger and pressed it against my lips. “I don’t, either. But maybe we can find out together, huh?” And then, he slowly pulled my traitorously willing body to his, and right there on a hot afternoon, with dirt on our clothes and grass in our hair, Bear kissed me, and I was lost.

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Another weekend is here – the days went by fast, didn’t they?

Because I’m evil, this is my last posting from Joey’s story. 😀 Should you be interested in reading more, “Truck Me Back to Normal” is available at MLR Press. Not sure what I’ll post next week, but stay tuned!

In this final excerpt (over six lines for context), Joey has returned from spending time with his brother Derrick (from the story “Truck Me How I Like It”). Joey stumbles upon Bear, naked from the waste up. Yumm.

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As I rounded the corner of the horse barn, I stopped, cold. There before me was Bear, shirtless and sweaty, pounding a nail with a hammer as he repaired a portion of the fence that housed the pigs. I had to take a deep breath and close my eyes for a minute so I wouldn’t jump the man.

Fuck, he glistened in the afternoon sun, rock hard muscles and tanned skin bare and just…scrumptious. When Bear worked with us during the week, he always wore a shirt. This was frickin’ spectacular. When I felt I had myself mostly under control, I walked toward him and cleared my throat, not wanting to startle him.

“Afternoon, Mr. Lancett,” I said, and he looked up, surprised.

“Joey…I mean, Mr. Choi. You’re back early.” He put down the hammer and quickly donned the shirt that I now saw had been thrown over an open red toolbox.

Shame.

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Morning, all!

It’s a tiny bit cooler here in Atlanta. Can’t wait for winter…because winter is COMING! (LOL, couldn’t help a G.O.T. reference).

Continuing from last week from “Truck Me Back to Normal,” published by MLR Press.

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“Have a seat, Mr. Choi,” Bear said. “We don’t stand on ceremony here.”

“Thank you, sir.”

Meg snickered. “You’re both so formal with each other. I think it’s cute.”

“Enough, Meg,” Bear growled, just like his nickname implied, before pulling out a chair for his sister at the table.

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Happy Saturday!

It’s peaceful and sunny here in Atlanta, except for the car alarm nearby that just won’t stop…sigh.

Good news, though. My newest e-book “Purple Daze” was just published by JMS Books. Woot! 😀

Today, we  continue from last week’s excerpt where Joey encounters Bear in the kitchen. From “Truck Me Back to Normal,” published by MLR Press.

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“Morning, Mr. Choi,” Bear greeted me before helping his sister place the food on the table.

“Morning, sir,” I replied.

“His name is Joey, Bear. Why don’t you call him that? You know you want to.” Meg winked at him and he ignored her.

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