Uncharted Passage by Julie Cannon

Author:Julie Cannon [Cannon, Julie]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi, pdf
Tags: Fiction, Action & Adventure, Romance, Contemporary
ISBN: 9781602820326
Google: NlwMzOBPI04C
Amazon: 1602820325
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
Published: 2008-10-01T00:00:00+00:00

UNCHARTED PASSAGE

“Nothing much. The usual stuff. What happened back then and how we’re both doing now.” Emily kept her emotional reaction to herself. At least for the time being. Even now her body still tingled.

“Sounds like a deep, meaningful conversation,” Julia responded sarcastically.

“Stop it, Julia.” Emily couldn’t hide her frustration. “What did you expect? Neither one of us expected to ever see the other again. It wasn’t as though we’d rehearsed what we were going to say to each other, when and if we happened to meet.”

“Baloney. I know damn good and well you’ve thought about what you would say to her.” Julia didn’t buckle under Emily’s withering look. “I’m your friend. I know you better than you know yourself. Didn’t I tell you Michelle was not the one for you? Wasn’t I right about you getting out from under the thumb of your parents? I could go on, you know.”

“Trust me, I know.”

“Something happened between the two of you out there on that beach,” Julia said emphatically. “So you can stop pretending it didn’t.”

Emily gave up trying to hide the obvious. “We made love.

The last night before we were found.” Julia didn’t say anything, so she continued. “It just happened. It was building almost from the fi rst moment I saw her. And not having any clothes on didn’t help matters. Here I was, in a life-or-death situation, struggling to get back to civilization, and I couldn’t keep my hands off her.”

Emily caught her breath as an image of Hayden’s fabulous body fl ashed in her mind.

“So she’s hot,” Julia said.

“It wasn’t just physical.” The words were out before she fully registered their meaning. Trying to avoid explaining herself, she presented Julia with a glowing account of Hayden’s heroism and admirable qualities. “She was unbelievable. She really cared about me and the children. We always came fi rst. We had most of the food and drink. She had to be thirsty, I certainly was. But

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