Last Call (36 page)
“You said the name of his company is
Monteague Boats?” Kat asked.
Maggie confirmed with a shake of her head,
and Kat ran a quick mental scan of the client list Rusty had passed
on to her. She’d known Erik’s last name and that he lived somewhere
along the North Carolina coast. Although his name hadn’t been the
main focus of her memories, she felt certain if she’d stumbled
across it on her client list, she would’ve noticed.
At least she could take small consolation in
knowing that, even though he was a client of the agency, he wasn’t
one of her personal clients. Therefore, she wouldn’t have to see
him on a regular basis. He might even be a client who preferred
doing everything via email and fax, and she wouldn’t have to see
him at all.
Feeling slightly better about the situation,
she thanked the trio for their information and excused herself.
After that near freak-out, she needed to slip into the backyard
garden for some fresh air and a moment of solitude before diving
back into the fray.
Alannah believes there’s nothing more magical
than finding the other half of your soul, experiencing fiery
passion, and knowing you’ve found happily-ever-after.
She loves going to go to work each day (in
sweats and a T-shirt) and writing about hot heroes and feisty
heroines who torment each other in the most delicious ways before
finding their happily-ever-afters.
She lives in the southeast United States with
her husband, who also happens to be her best friend and biggest
fan. They have two sons, a dog, a cat and an outrageous number of
ducks and geese that inhabit the pond on their farm.
www.facebook.com/authoralannahlynne
Heat Wave Series
Book #3 - Coming early 2013