In Tune with Love by Amy Matayo

Author:Amy Matayo [Matayo, Amy]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: ebook
Publisher: Zondervan
Published: 2015-03-01T00:00:00+00:00

She was feisty; he liked it. She was incredibly hot; he liked that too. She was also quick to put him in his place, something he hadn’t seen for a couple of years now. He liked that most of all; probably a little more than he should. But something about April Quinn had him feeling instantly connected, and that was something he didn’t need. Not at this point in his career. Maybe not ever.

But every time he considered taking her home, he came up with two new reasons not to.

She was funny.

He wanted more coffee.

Traffic was bound to be busy at midnight.

She had just ordered cheesecake. A move he saw right through but somehow liked anyway. Note to self: never call April Quinn cheap. Although if that’s what it took to spend more time with her . . .

And above everything else, he wanted to see more of April Quinn.

This was the worst reason of all. He needed to get out of here before the desire to spend time with her took over. Before he found himself asking for another date and another and another.

Under the table, something kicked at his shin. He looked up into April’s amused face.

“What was that for?”

“You disappeared. It’s one thing to call me cheap. It’s another to check out on our date altogether.”

His mouth tilted, his signature wicked grin that almost always worked on women. “Is that what we’re on? A date?”

She shrugged, stifled a yawn. “Just repeating what you said earlier. Personally, I would call it more like a peace offering given by you, yet still up for debate on my end. I haven’t decided whether to accept or not. Maybe I’ll have some pie while I think it over.”

Apparently the signature grin thing didn’t work on April.

Jack raised an eyebrow. “Cheesecake and pie? Are you trying to put on weight while you do all this thinking?”

She gave him a look. “Careful Jack, you should never call a woman fat. You never know when she might retaliate. You could be up onstage singing or—”

“Why didn’t you sing with me tonight?” He hadn’t meant to ask the question, but the opportunity had practically landed in his lap.

“Because I knew why you asked, and I wasn’t about to make it that easy for you. If you want to smooth things over with me, you’ll need to get a lot more creative than that.”

More creative than pulling her up onstage for a duet? He was Jack freaking Vaughn. It didn’t get more creative than that. He swallowed all the retorts that floated through his brain and tried to think up a response—one that didn’t make him sound like an arrogant jerk. It wasn’t easy.

“You got any suggestions? Something in particular you want me to do?” She probably wanted him to sign over all his royalties. Give her a writer’s credit. Make a public statement declaring his guilt. Make a ridiculous apology on camera. He might have done that a couple of years ago, but not now. No way.

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