Luke's Last Chance: Last Chance Prequel (A BWWM Interracial New Adult Western Romance) by Nia Green

Author:Nia Green [Green, Nia]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Romance, Westerns, Contemporary, United States, African American, Genre Fiction, Literature & Fiction
Amazon: B00PBEZZDC
Published: 2014-11-05T05:00:00+00:00

Luke shook his head and looked over to his right where a warm body should have been, but wasn’t. Instead he saw his hat, a little card tucked into the band of it.

It was a bit too big, and it looked better on you anyways.

Call me if you ever want a rematch.

Letoya

On the other side was a number. He grinned and sat up, the unfamiliar room illuminated in the morning light streaming through the trees. Damn, his head hurt. He put the Sam hat on and searched for the rest of his clothing, judging by the light streaming in he wasn’t going to be able to make it to the early practice. Not that he was expected to show anyway, he had a rodeo last night. Still, standing around with a cup of spiked coffee and a bunch of the guys sounded like it would do the trick. Maybe he could catch the eight o’clock rides…

He threw on his clothing and walked out into the living room. Letoya must have gone to work. Too bad, he could have used another go with that little filly.

At least she left him with a glass of orange juice, and a muffin. Breakfast and a show, he just might have to call her again.

He grabbed hem both and headed out the door, taking one last look at the flat metal die cast hanging on the door. It was a silhouette of a man on a bull. He snorted. Even in a bar he could spot a buckle bunny.

Luke hopped up in his truck and fired it to life. Part of him wondered how she got a ride to work, or wherever she went, but he didn’t need to know. He just needed to get back to the training facility and let the guys get their licks in before complaining of their own performances. Life would get back to normal and he could concentrate on the thing that mattered the most.

His next rodeo.

Luke backed out of her driveway and took a right, navigating the twisty road until he was outside of town and well on his way to the guys. The ride as soothing, a little bit different than his own commute, but that was what made it so nice. So calming.

He could concentrate on the road and the scenery around it. Keep his mind from wandering. Until his damn cellphone rang.

He looked down. Great, the boss man wanted him.

“What do you need?”he asked, not even bothering to give a formal greeting.

“I need you to get your ass into the office. Got an issue up here.”

“Dammit. I’ll be right there.”

“Great, keep this quiet, will you?”With that the phone clicked to silence.

He sighed and stopped in the middle of the road, using the opportunity to make a three point turn and head in the opposite direction.

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