Title: If We Were Young
Series: If We Were #1
Series: If We Were #1
Author: Anna Bloom
Genre: Standalone Contemporary Romance
Release Date: February 24, 2020
Blurb
Ronnie Childs has questions.
What if she’d said “yes” to Matthew Carling that day?
Why does he now hate her with a chilling iciness that numbs her bones and makes
her heart ache?
Is it possible to still be the same as you once were when everything has
changed so much?
How can they work together to save their companies when they can’t even hold a
civil conversation?
So many questions and so little time to discover the answers.
What if she’d said “yes” to Matthew Carling that day?
Why does he now hate her with a chilling iciness that numbs her bones and makes
her heart ache?
Is it possible to still be the same as you once were when everything has
changed so much?
How can they work together to save their companies when they can’t even hold a
civil conversation?
So many questions and so little time to discover the answers.
Once Ronnie and Matthew were best friends, but time has
moved on and those memories are now locked in the shadow of the past. Things
would be so different if they were young, but sometimes the answers to life's
challenges aren't always as straightforward as they seem.
Fifteen years have passed by in a blink.
Will fifteen days be enough to make things right?
moved on and those memories are now locked in the shadow of the past. Things
would be so different if they were young, but sometimes the answers to life's
challenges aren't always as straightforward as they seem.
Fifteen years have passed by in a blink.
Will fifteen days be enough to make things right?
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Excerpt
“We’ve never kissed.”
Oh God. My stomach plummeted with the minor chords. “No.”
“And physically we don’t know if we are even compatible.”
His gaze swept over me. “I mean, you’re a wee lass.”
His gaze swept over me. “I mean, you’re a wee lass.”
“Wee lass! Don’t you…”
“But.” His gaze intensified. Heaven crashed to earth and
obliterated us.
obliterated us.
“But?” Shaky and wanton, I warmed on the inside like a
chocolate fondue.
chocolate fondue.
“Since I’ve known you, it’s been the most natural thing to
hold your hand. From the earliest days even when I knew I shouldn’t, I still
did it. It felt like nothing and everything all at once.”
hold your hand. From the earliest days even when I knew I shouldn’t, I still
did it. It felt like nothing and everything all at once.”
I breathed in slow. Lest I might pass out.
“So I think if holding your hand feels like everything, then
what happens if I do this?”
what happens if I do this?”
I forced myself to maintain eye contact as, with his free
hand, he used a finger to trail up my throat and along the edge of my coat
collar. I held in my breath as he then ran it along my cheekbone, around my
ear, slipping into my hair.
hand, he used a finger to trail up my throat and along the edge of my coat
collar. I held in my breath as he then ran it along my cheekbone, around my
ear, slipping into my hair.
“You almost kissed me once.” I stuttered the words, each
syllable gushed with the pound of my heart.
syllable gushed with the pound of my heart.
“I know.” I could taste his breath, feel the warmth of his
mouth hovering just above mine. Sweet Sake and Matthew combined. I wanted to
inhale him.
mouth hovering just above mine. Sweet Sake and Matthew combined. I wanted to
inhale him.
Coming Soon
Releasing May 21
Author Bio
A book hoarder and coffee addict by heart Anna Bloom loves
to write extraordinary stories about real love. Based south of London with her
husband, three children and a dog with a beard, Anna likes to connect with
readers, fan girl over her favourite authors and binge watch Supernatural and
Superhero movies while drinking lots of wine.
to write extraordinary stories about real love. Based south of London with her
husband, three children and a dog with a beard, Anna likes to connect with
readers, fan girl over her favourite authors and binge watch Supernatural and
Superhero movies while drinking lots of wine.
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