Rayanna Jamison is back to share another excerpt from her Corbin's Bend novella "A Perfect Partnership."
For those of you unfamiliar with the series, A
Perfect Partnership is the second to the last book in the second season of
Corbin's Bend. It takes a background character from Rayanna's second Love Multiplied
book, and plunks him down in Corbin's Bend.
Before we get into the juicy details, I asked Rayanna how many books she has written to date and if they were all spanking fiction. Her answer surprised me.
I have written five books. They are all
spanking fiction. I wrote all five in 2014, and I hope to write eight in 2015.
I'm in awe of authors like Rayanna. Though I may work on more than one project at a time, I usually don't have more than one book published a year. Five? Yup, definitely in awe.
Now, sit back, relax and enjoy as we take another journey to Corbin's Bend.
“Excuse me, Ma’am,
Miss?” Josiah saw his opening, and took it. “Is everything okay? I couldn’t
help but notice that you seem rather upset.” He crossed to the bottom of the
steps in two long strides and peered up at her.
“I’m fine!” she
cried, refusing to look at him.
He raised his
eyebrows, contemplating his next step. These rumors he had always heard about
redheads having the worst tempers, were undoubtedly true, if he counted
tonight’s events as evidence. She was the second redhead tonight to yell at him
in the span of twenty minutes, regardless of the fact that he was a perfect
stranger and a cop to boot! And all he had done was offer his assistance! He
chuckled to himself. Truth be told, he wasn’t turned off by her apparent attitude.
To the contrary. This woman needed a spanking in the worst way, and somehow,
someday, he vowed that he would be the one to give it to her.
“Okay, then, if
you’re fine, I’ll be on my way,” he said cheerfully, spinning on his heel, and
turning in the direction of his cop car.
“No-Wait!” He could
hear her sigh in frustration over having to ask him for help.
“Yes?” He
questioned, with a smirk over his shoulder at her, still heading towards his
car.
“Hey! You asked if
you could help! I said yes! Why are you getting in your car?” She ran down the
steps to catch up with him, just as he opened the driver’s side door and got
in. “You’re really something- you know that? You ask if I need help, and then,
you get in your car and leave! Fine! Whatever! I don’t need your help anyway!
Just go-you-you big jerk!”
She attempted to
slam his door shut, but Josiah grabbed her wrist, amused at her little rant.
She was seriously close to seeing the error of her ways.
“One- I asked if
you needed help, and you declined my help. In fact, not only did you refuse me,
but you yelled at me, which might I add, is incredibly rude to do to anyone who
offers you help, but especially to someone you just met.”
“Let go of me!”
Laney yelled, attempting to break away from his grasp. “It’s also incredibly
rude to grab onto people you just met! Let go, now you big oaf! Or- Or- I’ll
call the cops!”
Josiah quirked his
brow at her. “I am the cops,” he told her evenly. “Did you not notice my spiffy
blue uniform or this fancy white car with lights on top?” He couldn’t hide the
amusement in his voice as Laney stood there sputtering. She had no response for
that one, so he continued. “Number two- I’m not stupid. It’s obvious, even to a
big jerk like me, that you left your keys somewhere. I’m guessing in your car,
which judging by the fact that you came home in a cab, and you’re a little bit
tipsy, is at a bar somewhere. Now, my shift is rather quiet tonight, so, I’m
offering you a ride to get your keys. Now, get in the car. Unless of course,
you want to wait for your cousin to get home, from her restaurant which someone
apparently forgot to lock up properly tonight, causing the doors to blow open
in the storm, causing a cop to come knocking on their door at eleven o ‘clock
at night, just in time to see your cousin in the corner with a very red bottom.
In case you can’t guess, she’s more than a little mad at you, and she should be
pulling in any moment. So, unless you’d really like to be here for that
shit-storm, I suggest you get in the car.”
Blurb:
Josiah Jefferson left the polygamist community he grew up in to
make a new home in Corbin's Bend. He wanted to find the one woman he could love and spank for the rest of
his life. When a summer storm blows beautiful Lannea Paulsen into his life, he
sees it as fate and never looks back.
Lannea Paulsen, better known as Laney to everyone but the
stubborn Josiah, has had two goals since she moved to Corbin's Bend last year.
Save enough money to buy half of The Ginger Paddle, the sushi restaurant she
runs with her cousin, and find a strong dominant man who is willing and ready
to take her in hand in every way possible.
When Laney puts the
business in jeopardy, Josiah comes to the rescue. One thing leads to another
and they find themselves in a tumultuous platonic DD relationship. Sparks fly as they both refuse to admit the depth of
their true feelings. Will they settle for less than they desire or will they
chase after everything they have ever wanted?
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