“By the way, I missed you at the Metro opening.” Lindsay remarked after the waitress had taken their orders.
“Yeah, sorry about that – David wanted to leave early.”
“Too bad – it would have been nice to get a picture of the two of you and maybe a couple of quotes from David Lawson.” When pronouncing David’s name, Lindsay titled back her head and pushed up her nose.
“Knock it off – David is not like that at all.”
“Fine, maybe he’s not, but I wouldn’t know since Mr. Lawson never seems to have time for your friends.”
Claire shrugged. “He’s been working so much lately – he really wants to prove himself at the office.”
“Oh, please! Give me a break – he is the owner’s son. I’d say he’s got the way pretty much paved for him.”
“David wants everyone to know that he’d earned his position.” Claire sighed. “You don’t really like David, do you?”
“It’s irrelevant whether I like him or not – I’m not the one dating him.”
“But you’re my best friend – your opinion is important to me.”
“Mine, not Amber’s?”
“You’re both my best friends.” Claire sighed with exasperation – ever since middle school, they had been an inseparable trio: Amber, Lindsay and Claire, and the silent rivalry between Amber and Lindsay dated equally far back. Amber was outgoing and bossy, Lindsay was witty and practical, and Claire was thoughtful and caring - the balance between the two. It was hard to say just what exactly united the three friends: maybe it was that each had the qualities the other one lacked, but suffice it to say, their friendship had taken them through childhood, adolescence and college to the world of adulthood.
“Yeah, I know. I just don’t trust Amber’s choice of men for you, that’s all. After all, she’s the one who set you up with David, right?”
“She introduced us, yes. David is her client.”
“Exactly, and Amber could make one believe that the devil is a saint if she were his PR agent.”
“David is not a devil – he is sweet and charming.”
“Hey, I’m not the one you need to convince of your boyfriend’s virtues. Like I said, if you’re happy, I’m happy for you. But something is telling me there’s trouble in paradise.”
To visit the rest of the stops on this tour and to enter to win the prizes shown above please visit: http://www.clpblogtours.com/
Author Bio:
Marie Astor is the author of contemporary romance novels Lucky Charm, On the Rim of Love, This Tangled Thing Called Love, romantic suspense novel, To Catch a Bad Guy, and a short story collection, A Dress in a Window. Marie Astor is also the author of young adult fantasy adventure novel, Transadonia: Silverboard Rider.
If you would like to find out more about Marie’s books, please visit Marie at her website: www.marieastor.com.
Amazon author page: http://www.amazon.com/Marie- Astor/e/B004EBDX9Q/ref=ntt_ athr_dp_pel_1
Books by Marie Astor:
To Catch a Bad Guy: http://www.amazon.com/To- Catch-Bad-Guy-ebook/dp/ B008W1L5IA/ref=la_B004EBDX9Q_ 1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1344820115&sr= 1-5
This Tangled Thing Called Love: http://www.amazon.com/This- Tangled-Thing-Called-ebook/dp/ B0078IPNCW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8& qid=1344820073&sr=8-1& keywords=marie+astor
Lucky Charm: http://www.amazon.com/Lucky- Charm-Contemporary-Romance- ebook/dp/B005BZL3L4/ref=pd_ sim_kstore_1
On the Rim of Love: http://www.amazon.com/On-Rim- Love-Contemporary-ebook/dp/ B005TOWI7K/ref=pd_sim_kstore_3
Transadonia: Silverboard Rider: http://www.amazon.com/ Transadonia-Silverboard- Fantasy-Adventure-ebook/dp/ B008WF1Y78/ref=la_B004EBDX9Q_ 1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1344820130&sr= 1-6
Thanks for featuring the book!
ReplyDeleteThis excerpt today shows more of the friendship among the 3 women. I'd enjoy reading more about that aspect. I bought the book this weekend and I'm looking forward reading it over Labor Day weekend.
ReplyDeletecatherinelee100 at gmail dot com