And here's the first page of a romance called Learning Pleasure that I'm thinking of putting on the market after I'm finished with Phillipa's story. It won a fair number of contests a while back.
“How do you do, Mr. Graham,” Ann said, holding out her hand and hoping he wouldn’t take it.
Neil Graham was exactly the sort of man she tried to avoid--tall, handsome, and charming. But handsome is as handsome does, and twelve years ago she had learned not to trust handsome any further than she could throw it. She wasn’t too fond of height either, and risking a quick glance upward, she realized that the top of her head would barely reach his shoulder.
He
shook her hand and smiled, revealing a dimple in his right cheek. “I’m delighted to meet you, Ms. McCoy. You’re my son’s favorite teacher. He talks about you all the time.” He winked.
“I think he’s got a crush on you.”
“He--he’s a darling
boy,” she answered in a tight voice, jerking her hand away before she had a
full-blown panic attack.
Better to seem rude
than crazy. She readjusted her
heavy, black-framed glasses on the bridge of her nose and backed up two
discreet steps. And better to seem crazy
than ever again find herself in a situation she couldn’t escape from.
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