MORE THAN A MEMORY

Four simple words turned my life upside-down.
"I'm your new roommate."
 
I can't let a man move into my apartment.
 
He'll discover my secrets - my obsession.
 
I was already questioning my sanity, but one unlucky collision in the hallway may be enough to send me over the edge.
 
Who walks around in only a towel, anyway?
 
A second chance romance for a woman who never got over her first.

WE SAID FOREVER

Rock bottom.

They say the only way to go from there is up, but what is “up” when you’re born into someone else’s rock bottom?

At ten, football became my first love. It’s what got me out of the house away from my self-destructive family. My love for football landed me at Las Vegas University with a full ride scholarship, and the orange on my jersey was my favorite color…until my eyes landed on the red dress Fallyn wore the night we met.

At twenty-one, I jumped off the cliff into the unknown the second Fallyn McIntyre danced in my arms at a party. I had the greatest girl in the world and the opportunity to play college ball every Saturday. My rock bottom was looking up, thanks to my two first loves.

Parties, sex, and football—life was perfect. But one drink too many, and my world came crashing down. When I chose pills over my second love, my head told me it was the best decision I ever made. The pills keep me warm and protect me from the distance Fallyn created. Percs don’t judge me. They make me feel alive. 

Threes.

They say the best things come in threes, but one leads to a stable future, one is my salvation, and the other drags me to hell—a hell I’d willingly burn in for eternity…if it weren’t for my second love.

MACON

Tossing a middle finger to Macon, Georgia as I made my way to Nashville was always the dream. Sing country music, go on tour, top the charts—with my popularity growing every day, I was on my way.

But then a gust of wind blew up your skirt, and those white cotton panties had me hooked. I didn’t know your name, and you turned down every attempt I tried to throw your way. But I knew you were different, even though you told me I was the same.

“Friends” is what you offered, and I played by your rules, but, Adelaide Hatfield, you have to know, from that day, it was only you. 

I just hope I can make you see how much you mean to me before we both drown in the sorrow of what heartbreak can truly be.

CROWD PLEASER

I had one job. 

Show up and rock his world. 

So, I did just that. 

I left him panting and begging for more. 

Mission complete. 

The next day, however, I'm told he was the wrong guy. 

If that's the case, why did it feel so right? 

I had one job, and I blew it...literally.