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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Gina Watson is author of contemporary series romances. She lives in Texas where she leads a double life: university instructor by day, romance writer by night. She loves to be contacted by readers to discuss all things romance.

 

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Other books by Gina Watson:

St. Martin Family Saga

Whiskey Cove

(Novellas)

SCORE

SHAMELESS

SHATTER

SUITED

SMOLDER

 

St. Martin Family Saga

Emergency Responders

(Novels)

SIZZLE

SEIZE

SURGE

David Family Saga

Let the David brothers whisk you away to the bayou country and captivate your senses as they heat up the humid Louisiana nights.

Bayou Rogues

(Novels)

DAMAGED

DECEPTION

DERAILED

DIRTY

DARE 
(2015)

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The Haunting of Ashton David

David Family Saga: Bayou Billionaires

 

In one night he lost everything.

 

She lost the promise of their future.

 

Ashton David lives a tormented life. The Louisiana plantation that once belonged to his father and gleamed like diamond now stands in ruin. It’s drafty, tattered, torn, and haunted. Ashton has tried to walk away many times, but something exists that pulls him back.

 

If she closes her eyes tight, Harmony can remember the Ashton who took her to junior prom. But it’s been over a decade and years of grief have left him unable to tolerate the sight of her. The love they shared crippled by heartbreak and despair.

 

Everyone in town knows Ashton is unlovable, but Harmony isn’t interested in what they have to say. She’s back, armed and educated, and she’s ready to take on the beast. But even angels become discouraged when left alone to fight demons.

 

 

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Words and Music by Cameron David

David Family Saga: Bayou Billionaires

 

He’s a rock god who leaves many broken hearts in his wake…

 

…but there’s always one who is unforgettable.

 

Cameron David is a rising star of indy rock and he’s breaking hearts all over the South. He knows how to drop smooth lines on the stage and in the bedroom. When he’s denied by the one woman he actually has feelings for, even strumming his favorite song can’t lift his mood.

 

Baton Rouge Thirty Nine
 news anchor Megan Price has had a couple of one-nighters with lovable crooner Cameron David. However, she’s realized there is no future to be had with the promiscuous drifter and has resolved to leave him behind—far behind—as she accepts a gig at 
Toronto News Twelve

 

Hearts rock and emotions roll in this contemporary novella.

THE TEACHINGS OF MAXIMILIAN DAVID
Excerpt

Excerpt has not been edited. Content may change upon final publication.

 

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Max awoke at five-thirty to the light strains of Balmorhea. Just as it did every morning, his Jura Giga 5, fully automated espresso maker brewed a rich, crema-topped shot of espresso. He angled his feet over the side of the bed, stood, stretched, and then walked in the nude to retrieve the nectar of gods from the built in coffee station in his bedroom.

Sipping the smoky, rich and chocolaty espresso, he dropped down to the floor and started in on the arduous task of completing one thousand crunches.

At two-fifty he took a break to finish off his coffee. He completed his morning abdominal obsession, and then dressed in his running attire, donning his new cross trainers in the process. One of his favorite things in life was a new running shoe. Hence, he purchased a new pair every month. Once dressed, he was off down the hall to access the back stairs, jogging swiftly down.

On the back patio he completed a sequence of runner’s stretches, inhaled deeply, and then took off toward the bayou. He enjoyed waking before most. On days when he was unable to complete a bayou jog he was most pissy.

The city had graded the area around Pease Bayou, which ran for miles. Using the money the David family had donated for the sole purpose of outfitting the city with a running track, the bayou had several crossover areas that could extend a jogger’s mileage from three miles to over fifteen miles. Most days Max ran a large rectangle that logged him at about eight miles. He could run the circuit in just under an hour. He’d been faster in high school, but he had to admit he wasn’t really pushing himself. He only sought to clear his mind and stay conditioned.

As he ran, he nodded politely to the usual diehards he met regularly on the dirt and gravel path. He searched for the blonde, but she didn’t seem to be on the track today and wasn’t that a shame. She had a great running stride and he would be willing to bet money she’d keep pace with him. Whenever he got the chance, he ran a little behind her and to the left. The effect was spectacular—her full breasts bounced with every foot strike and her entire chest heaved as she sought more oxygen. Watching her tight, full ass absorb the impact was as close to heaven as he’d ever get. He hated to admit, but he was extremely disappointed at not finding her out in he early morning southern Louisiana air.

At three minutes to seven, Max was jogging back onto his property. He hit the kitchen and grabbed a Greek yogurt, blueberries, honey, and granola. To the white Raynaud Cristobal porcelain bowl he added equal amounts of yogurt and blueberries, topping it with a tablespoon of honey and granola. He carried the concoction up the stairs and to his bedroom.

With the spoon in his mouth he froze.

“Hello Max.”

At the sultry, come hither voice, Max swallowed the yogurt in his mouth. “Madeline.”

“I’m sitting for Gabe, but he’s mixing colors so I had to find something to occupy my time while I wait.”

Max cocked a brow at her innuendo. This could work. Actually, he was already hard as stone as he watched her pull the white plush robe apart and let it fall to the floor.

He sat with his hip against the dresser and continued to eat his yogurt. Madeline turned, displaying her backside to him. She turned her head to look back over her shoulder at him. “What do you think, Max?”

“Bend over.” She complied. “Open yourself so that I can see your cunt.” She reached her hands to her ass and spread her cheeks apart. He groaned low in the back of his throat. She was a thorough waxer he’d give her that. Madeline started to rise, “No. Stay like that until I tell you otherwise.”

He ate slowly enjoying the taste of the exotic clover honey and the quiver of her exposed, wet cunt. Madeline liked to fuck—hard. She knew from experience that he did too.

When he finished his breakfast he divested himself of his sweaty shirt. He then walked to the corner of the room and lowered himself onto the ottoman of his black Herman Miller lounge chair. He unlaced his new trainers and removed them, taking his time to pull the tongue and stuff the laces into each shoe. Standing, he removed his athletic shorts and underwear. Naked, he grasped the ottoman firmly in his hands and carried it over to Madeline who still assumed the position. He set the ottoman in front of her. “You’re going to need this.” She understood his meaning and propped herself up with the help of the ottoman.

He grabbed a condom from the drawer in his nightstand, rolled it on, and then walked around behind her and gave her exposed ass a hard slap. “I’m running a tad behind schedule due to your unsolicited visit so this is going to be hard and fast, and solely for my enjoyment.”

She moaned and then he slammed his hard cock into her. Oh yeah—this is exactly what he needed to round out his morning routine. He slammed her repeatedly with thrusts so hard it had the heavy ottoman inching across the floor. Madeline’s screams were loud and guttural. His own grunts were feral and animalistic. He used her body wholly for his own pleasure. He lifted her leg, placing it on the ottoman so that he could go deeper and harder. The sounds of their skin slapping and wetness filled the air. By the time the chair had made it across the room, he was coming with the force of a freight train, his roar loud as fuck.

He immediately pulled from her and removed the condom. He walked to the bathroom and flushed the rubber down the toilet and dialed up his shower to heat to a perfect ninety-nine degrees. Back in his bedroom he gathered his sweaty running clothes. Madeline stood nude, watching him. He needed her to go so that he could focus on his upcoming day. He picked her robe up from the floor and held it out to her. “Thank you, Madeline.”

“I was hoping to have a shower with you.”

“Did you not hear me when I said you unscheduled visit put me behind?” He pulled fresh underwear and socks from a drawer and set them out on the bed.

“I heard. You’re taking a shower anyway I just figured I could join you.”

“Not now.” In his closet he pulled a dark blue, Hugo Boss suit from the rack.

“I’d like to see you tonight, Max.”

He carried the suit from his closet and hung it on his valet. “Maddy, with the exception of an occasional fuck, I’m not interested in pursuing anything between us. Have I ever let on that I was?”

“No, but”—

“No buts Madeline. Go down and meet Gabe. I’m sure he’s ready for you by now.”

She ran from his room. What the hell had gotten into her? He’d lost count at the number of times she’d offered herself up to him, but they’d always fucked and then gone their separate ways.
Now she desired more from him?
She’d just gone and ended the only thing they’d ever shared—sex. He’d get no more from her. Once a woman started to get possessive it was time to let them go.

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