Cooking Up Romance by Lynne Marshall

Author:Lynne Marshall
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Harlequin
Published: 2019-10-15T15:33:53+00:00

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When the day at the amusement park had ended, and Lacy had faced her old fears and conquered them—the Ferris wheel wasn’t bad at all, and it ran like clockwork—Zack took them out to eat at the best pizza parlor in Little River Valley. After the hot dog and cotton candy she’d had earlier, Lacy couldn’t remember eating more junk food in one day since she’d been a teenager. The carefree hours spent with Zack and Emma were a gift Lacy hadn’t dared to dream about in years. It all felt so good. She had the good sense to roll with it, to enjoy every moment and to savor the new friendship with a little girl and her “he’s too sexy for his old polo shirt” dad.

Her reward was another amazing lip-lock with Zack on her doorstep when he delivered her home. Emma had fallen asleep in the car after dropping Meghan off, so they didn’t have an audience.

He held her face and kissed her long and deep, letting her know how much he wanted her and bringing back the sensation of riding that roller coaster all over again. Wow, she could get used to this. And her little-girl self had once had the good sense to recognize him as something special right off, all those years ago.

He was so much more than a coincidence. More like a meant-to-be.

She inhaled him as they kissed to their hearts’ content. Soon they ran out of that contentment and grabbed and groped at each other, obviously ready for more.

He ended the hot and nearly torturing kisses, because there was nothing further they could do on her doorstep unless he backed her against the wall behind the hibiscus bush?

“I wish,” he said, looking deeply into her eyes.

“Me too,” she concurred breathily, reading his mind.

He let out a quick breath, pulling himself together. “Well, thanks for helping a guy out today.” Not exactly all business, but definitely on track.

“I had a great time.”

“Me, too,” he said, sounding surprised by the admission and helping her feel it was partly because she’d been there. “See you tomorrow.”

She stood dreamily on her porch, watching him stroll slowly back to his car with sleeping Shortcake in it. This had turned out to be the best weekend ever. Though she wasn’t going to post that online. She’d keep all the greatness to herself.

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