Caught in the Current (Pacific Shores Book 2) by Lynnette Bonner

Author:Lynnette Bonner [Bonner, Lynnette]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: contemporary inspirational fiction, Love Story, Beyond the Waves, Romance, inspirational christian fiction, clean romance, Contemporary Romance, fiction, Christian Romance, inspirational romance, Inspirational Fiction, contemporary inspirational romance, Faith, christian, contemporary christian fiction, Christian romance series, Christian Fiction, Lynnette Bonner, Falling In Love, clean read romance, Serene Lake Publishing, Love, contemporary, Pacific Shores Series, inspirational, contemporary christian romance, Inspirational romance series
Publisher: Serene Lake Publishing
Published: 2014-11-08T05:00:00+00:00

Dakota Trask swallowed her apprehension and checked her hair in the mirror one more time. Then she paused to give herself a firm look. “Remember his mother set this up and he’s obviously interested in Marie. So don’t make a fool of yourself. Just go and have fun and enjoy a meal cooked by someone other than you. And for heaven’s sake”—she tapped a finger to her mirror nose—“try not to talk to yourself when anyone else is around.” She rolled her eyes at her silliness, grabbed up her purse, the still-warm rolls, and her keys, and locked her apartment door behind her.

When she pulled into Serenity Shores, there was a motorbike—a huge red motorbike—sitting in the driveway. Her heart dropped. Please, God…don’t tell me Reece bought that thing. She climbed out of the car and pulled the rolls she’d made from the passenger seat. One of the points on her red handkerchief-hem skirt was flipped up. She studied the bike as she bent down to smooth her skirt into place.

A BMW logo emblazoned the fuel tank. And plush leather seats stretched the length of the huge machine. She shuddered and averted her gaze, unwilling to take in any more details.

But it was too late to prevent the flashback to a dark rainy night, the contrasting feel of cool air against the backs of her hands and the warmth of Jason’s leather jacket against her palms as she’d held tight to him. Their laughter as they sped along the coastal highway. Blinding headlights. Squealing breaks. Gouging gravel. Darkness and pain. So much pain.

She pushed away another shudder. It didn’t matter if Reece was only interested in Marie. He was still her friend, and if he’d bought that thing, she was going to kill him. She pressed the doorbell.

Mrs. Cahill answered and waved her in. “You don’t have to ring the bell, dear. You are welcome here anytime. You just come right in. Oh, and you brought rolls. Aren’t you just a sweetheart.” She grabbed the towel-wrapped basket from Dakota and shooed her toward the dining room. “Reece is already waiting in there. You just go on in, and I’ll be right there.” Reece’s mom bustled off in the direction of the kitchen.

Dakota checked her reflection quickly in the entryway mirror, smoothing her hands over the black lace vest she’d paired with a white blouse and the gypsy skirt. She didn’t know why she was so nervous about tonight except she planned to tell Reece she was sorry his mother kept trying to throw them together when he was obviously not interested, and she felt okay with that. It was bound to be a bit awkward, yet freeing, she hoped, too, to their friendship. She’d left her hair down and straight tonight because she’d been determined not to look like she was trying too hard.

“Get moving,” she whispered to her reflection. Okay, fine. She looked good enough to tell a guy she didn’t mind if he wanted to be with someone else.

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