BLOG TOUR STOP~WHEN IT'S LEAST EXPECTED by Heather Van Fleet
Blurb:
Moving on after a tragedy can be impossible, especially when
you’ve been dealing with those tragedies for over two years. But it’s her
senior year, and Harley Anderson is more than ready to do just that, even
though the skeletons in her closet can’t exactly be hidden.
Enter Mason Daniel, the egotistical, sexy, surfer boy from
California. A boy with his own hidden demons, and an even bigger secret agenda.
Mason isn’t right for Harley. He knows this better than anyone. He’s the
epitome of a runner, a guy who takes what he can get, only to split a short
while later. But he can’t deny the emotions that Harley brings out of him, so
he’s going to break his rules for once.
He should have known what it would lead to…
Two kindred souls, both lost and then found. Will they fail
in their search for contentment and happiness, or will they instead find true
love when it’s least expected?
Recommended for 16+ due to some language, underage drinking, and slight sexual content
Excerpt:
Mason’s heart raced, his hands
trembled. His mouth went dry. Finally, she turned around, and shit…there was no
way he could tear his gaze away at that point.
Damn, when had he turned into a
creeper?
Her profile appeared first as she
dug her slender hand into some wallet thingy. And then boom, she finally
glanced up at him.
He gaped, and then he blinked. Holy…shit…the
girl…was a goddess.
His body numbed, his eyes bugged
from his head. The breath in his chest was lost in that stunned sort of way,
just as the sexy as sin creature, with the chocolate brown eyes, glared back at
him. Mason blinked again, this time his jaw practically became unhinged. He
knew he should look away, or maybe at least wipe the drool hanging from his
mouth, but he was too frozen in place to a damn thing.
“What the hell are you staring at?”
she snarled. Her upper lip curled on one side, Elvis style.
Damn… Who knew grimaces could be so sexy? She
owned that grimace – worked it like a sex slave. Like a love sick puppy, Mason
found himself grinning back at her, only to get assaulted with more nasty words
from that pretty full-lipped mouth.
“Umm, are you going to answer me
sometime tonight, pal, or are you just going to stand there, grinning like the
idiot you most likely are?” She finished wiping off her hands with some sort of
napkin before she moved in closer, stalking him with fierceness in her hateful
eyes.
The site of her body coming near should have had
Mason running, but he didn’t. Couldn’t was the better word. He needed to be
near her. Hell, he needed to touch her… He tucked his hands back in his pockets
to keep from doing just that. He had to get control before he did something
stupid.
“I couldn’t help but notice your
little problem, so I thought I’d be your knight in shining armor tonight…” he
winked. God, where did all his game go? He wanted to smack his own face, but he was too distracted by
the sudden appearance of her barely there freckles across her cream colored
skin. In fact, the closer she got to him, the harder he tightened his fists to
fight off the freakish urge to reach out and play connect the dots with them.
He shook his head, clearing his
pussy thoughts, taking a breath to steady his voice at the same time. He wiped
a damp palm down the front of his face. There was no way some little midwestern
girl, with hair that resembled midnight ocean waves, was going to get to him.
“Wow, I’ve got my own very own hero
here, Abs. Why ever didn’t you tell me?” She tried her hand at an Alabama
drawl, fanning her face at the same time. Her attitude should have turned him
off, but damn if it didn’t draw him in more.
“Hey now, no need to get an attitude
with me, Little Beast,” he replied, digging the lost key chain from his pocket.
Her eyes narrowed down at his hands, reaching out to swipe it from him. He
grinned, holding it above his head. No way was he letting it go that easily.
It was play time.
PLAYLIST
When It’s Least Expected Playlist:
I Won’t Let Go: Rascal Flatts
Try: by Pink
Fix You: by Cold Play
Only Exception: by Paramore
Let’s Stay Together: Al Green
Here Come’s Goodbye: Rascal Flatts
Disaster: JoJo
I Hurt Too: Katie Herzig
I’m Movin On: by Rascal Flatts
REVIEW
Harley is one hell of a girl. Quite the spit-fire! That is when she can talk without stuttering. There is only one guy that makes it all fly out of the window and that is Mase.
Mase is a surfer boy and definitely has a way with women. ( In the back seat of his car) Except when it comes to Harley. He cannot get his damn words out and when he does he says the wrong thing. He wants to get closer to her even though he knows she could be his undoing. Harley cannot seem to get him off of her mind. When she realizes there is no getting rid of this hottie she must just embrace his presence.
One problem. Both Harley and Mase have their secrets and tragedies that way them down. Can their downfalls bring them closer to each other, or force them apart? Can they really allow themselves to move on?
When It's Least Expected is written in third person. The author, Heather Van Fleet, alternates the focus on the main characters in each scene. I love how even though it is not from a specific character's point of view we still are allowed to experience their emotions and thought processes with them. Very well done!
Mase is a surfer boy and definitely has a way with women. ( In the back seat of his car) Except when it comes to Harley. He cannot get his damn words out and when he does he says the wrong thing. He wants to get closer to her even though he knows she could be his undoing. Harley cannot seem to get him off of her mind. When she realizes there is no getting rid of this hottie she must just embrace his presence.
One problem. Both Harley and Mase have their secrets and tragedies that way them down. Can their downfalls bring them closer to each other, or force them apart? Can they really allow themselves to move on?
When It's Least Expected is written in third person. The author, Heather Van Fleet, alternates the focus on the main characters in each scene. I love how even though it is not from a specific character's point of view we still are allowed to experience their emotions and thought processes with them. Very well done!
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Bio:
Heather Van Fleet currently resides in northern Illinois, with her three daughters, Kelsey, Emma, and Isabella, and her fabulous hubby (and high school sweetheart) Chris, with whom she’s been blissfully married to now for ten plus years. She’s a stay at home mom by day, and an avid and completely obsessive writer and reader by night.
Thank you for hosting me and for the review! I appreciate it so much :)
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