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Jack and Lily have found each other.
In this short holiday novella, Jack finally meets Lily's family and friends.
And she tries to merge her life and her past with his.
On New Year's Eve, Jack and Lily look
forward to the new year ahead of them. Join them as they start to grow
together.
This is a part of
the Flowering series and directly follows the events of Forget
Me Not/Lily of the Valley. Another full length novel will come later as
well.
Excerpt
“I have a present for
you,” she says.
“I told you. I want
nothing but you.”
“I know, but I’m excited.
First, though…”
“Yeah.”
This is terrifying. If I
screw this up, it could ruin everything. We haven’t been together that long and
although I am trying to trust in us, I wonder if Lily could stay with me if her
parents hate me. What if they hate me?
She kisses me quickly on
the lips and then on the tip of my nose. I somehow feel both ten and hungry for
her. She’s still so amazing to me.
“They are going to love
you,” she says.
“Then why are you so
nervous?”
“What if you hate them?”
I hug her and breathe in
her hair. “I could never hate anything that you are. We might come from totally
different worlds, princess, but every part of you is beautiful.”
Other Books in the Series
To learn more about Jack and Lily’s story
check out ‘Forget Me Not’ and ‘Lily of the Valley,’ by Sarah Daltry
Forget Me Not Purchase Links
Lily of the Valley Purchase Links:
About the Author
Sarah Daltry writes erotica and romance that ranges from sweet to steamy. She moves around a lot and has trouble committing to things. Lily of the Valley is her third full length novel, although she also has several story collections and two novellas available. Her other novels are Forget Me Not, the story that tells Lily’s version of events, and Bitter Fruits, which was available shortly, but is now in the contract phase with a major publisher. When Sarah isn’t writing, she tends to waste a lot of time checking Facebook for pictures of cats, shooting virtual zombies, and simply staring out the window.
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