SECRET BLEND
by Jennifer
Bramseth
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BLURB:
When
longtime courtroom rivals Rachel Richards and Brady Craft get appointed to the
bench in Bourbon Springs, Kentucky, tempers flare as they are forced to share
chambers.
Working closely with the
obstinate-yet-sexy Brady is not an attractive idea to Rachel—although she has
to admit that Brady himself is pretty damned attractive.
Rachel doesn't have to
run for office to keep her judgeship, but Brady does. He draws a formidable
opponent, Hannah Davenport, a wealthy co-owner of Old Garnet Distillery, where
some of the finest Kentucky bourbon is crafted north of town along Old Crow
Creek and near the historic springs which gave the town its unique name.
And Hannah just happens
to be Rachel’s best friend.
As the judicial race
heats up, so does the relationship between the judges—so they decide to keep it
a secret.
But can any secret be
kept in little Bourbon Springs, Kentucky?
SECRET BLEND is the
first book in the Bourbon Springs Series, an upcoming nine-book series of
smooth, sensual, sexy, slow-burn contemporary romances set amidst the lush and
rolling Land of Bourbon and Bluegrass of central Kentucky.
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EXCERPT
Upon a glimpse of his shorts, she saw the reason for Brady’s
sudden affinity for standing in a freezer and pressed her lips together, trying
not to laugh.
“Maybe you should go in the back of the store,” she
suggested. “I think they have the big freezers back there.”
“I’d rather stay here,” he said in a low voice. “The view’s
better.” Brady’s eyes raked over Rachel’s body.
“I’m pretty sure you’ve seen an even better one.”
“Indeed I have,” he said. “And recently. Very recently.”
“And would you like to see that view again?” she asked. She
saw him swallow and knew she’d gotten the better of him.
He leaned forward and whispered. “I happen to know that if
we weren’t in the middle of the grocery store, Judge Richards, I’d be looking
at that view right this very minute.”
She sucked in a breath but soon recovered. “I would think,”
she said, “that you’d be doing more than simply looking, Judge Craft.” She put
a finger to her chin and looked up. “How do I put this? I think you’d be
enjoying. But I’m not talking about merely the view.”
He moved closer to her.
“If I had you back where we were—” he looked at his watch
“—eight hours ago, Judge Richards, we’d both be enjoying ourselves. I’d
certainly enjoy the view of you writhing under me again as I—”
“Judge Richards, Judge Craft,” said a voice from nearby.
Brady and Rachel fell away from each other and looked to see
the Commonwealth Attorney, Eleanor Giles, standing and staring at them.
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AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Jennifer
Bramseth is an attorney in the active practice of law in the Commonwealth of
Kentucky. A Kentucky native and life-long resident, she lives within ten
minutes of the state’s oldest bourbon distillery and works within five minutes
of two others. A graduate of Centre College and the University of Kentucky, she
loves a good Kentucky bourbon with water and ice.
@jennbramseth
(Twitter)
jenniferbramseth
(Instagram)
BUY Links:
Free on BN
$0.99 on Amazon
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