Catlett's Cove: 5 Book Box Set by Grant C. Holland

Author:Grant C. Holland
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Tags: Kindle Unlimited, Anthology
Published: 2018-03-07T05:00:00+00:00

As much as he hated to ever say that Caleb was right about much of anything, Jamie wondered if he was right about looking for that special guy. It frustrated him that Caleb jumped ahead and created a profile. It felt like something very private, but if there was no photo attached, he guessed that the profile could just be anyone so no privacy lines had been breached.

It was 10:00 p.m. already, and Jamie was exhausted even though it was a Friday night, but he was too curious about what Caleb included in the profile to just go to bed. Instead, he sat at his desktop computer and fired up his browser to log into Men2Date. He looked at the profile and password that Caleb scrawled on the back of an old restaurant receipt.

Reading cityfox3 again, Jamie grinned. That wasn’t such a bad profile name. Then he looked at the listing itself. He reached up and clutched at his chest as he read. Jamie’s buddy Caleb made him look like a genuinely good guy. The profile mentioned a solid job, said that he was a guy to depend on, and the words were subtle about his looks. Then it said that cityfox3 had the, “Open heart of a small-town boy.” For a moment, Jamie’s stomach clenched. It didn’t take much to make him miss some aspects of Catlett’s Cove, but he couldn’t imagine ever going back.

Jamie noticed a message flashing at the top of the screen that said, “Profiles with photos get ten times as many responses.” He shrugged as he looked at it and decided it wouldn’t hurt to upload a photo. Jamie was told by many people that his appearance was one of his greatest assets. He pulled a profile photo out of his Facebook account and attached it to cityfox3.

Jamie decided that it was enough fiddling around with the dating rat race for the night. He could wait until morning to check for any responses.

After shutting down the computer, Jamie did his usual circuit around the apartment to make sure everything was picked up and put back where it belonged. His mother’s words, “It stays neat and tidy if you put everything back where you got it,” echoed in his head. Christy always said he was ridiculously meticulous about how he kept his place, but Jamie liked clean and tidy. It relaxed him.

Jamie stared out his living room window and saw the lights of the city below. His building wasn’t the most expensive in the city, but it was a desirable location. He turned to the coffee table and re-arranged the collection of five magazines. He moved the interior design title to the top of the stack. Jamie liked having reading material available for any visitors, and he liked odd numbers in displays.

Confident that everything was in its proper place, Jamie retreated to the bedroom. It was his haven away from anything else disruptive in the world. When he moved in, Jamie repainted the bedroom walls to

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