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STATUS (Social Media #4)
By @JAHuss
Publication Date: October 8, 2014
Novella (115ish pages)
Adult Contemporary Romance
Synopsis
MovieStar @VaughnAsher
@FilthyBlueBird #DirtyHeaven is mine tonight.
@FilthyBlueBird #DirtyHeaven is mine tonight.
Grace @FilthyBlueBird
@VaughnAsher I own #DirtyHeaven, bitch. #VaughnAsherIsMyBitch
@VaughnAsher I own #DirtyHeaven, bitch. #VaughnAsherIsMyBitch
MovieStar @VaughnAsher
@FilthyBlueBird #FlashbackTime Get ready.
@FilthyBlueBird #FlashbackTime Get ready.
Grace @FilthyBlueBird
Come here and take off my lip gloss @VaughnAsher #OnMyKneesWaiting
Come here and take off my lip gloss @VaughnAsher #OnMyKneesWaiting
MovieStar @VaughnAsher
@FilthyBlueBird #Flashback to last night. Oh, you weren’t wearing lip gloss. But you are now. #GetOnYourKneesAndWait
@FilthyBlueBird #Flashback to last night. Oh, you weren’t wearing lip gloss. But you are now. #GetOnYourKneesAndWait
Grace @FilthyBlueBird
@VaughnAsher – Dabbing lips with a napkin. #ThatAllYouGot?
@VaughnAsher – Dabbing lips with a napkin. #ThatAllYouGot?
Finally… Grace sees me in a different light. The banter is flirty, the sex is fun, and the future looks fabulous.I just hope she feels the same way when she finds out what I did.
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EXCERPT
When
I look over at her, she’s twisting her hair, her eyes are wide and expectant,
and her breathing is faster than it was. She’s nervous. “Is there any doubt in
your mind which one I want more?”
She
points to the computer in my lap. “Tell them, not me.”
“You
need reassurances?” She nods but lets the question hang there. “You want a
public declaration, just like I wanted a public submission?”
She
nods again. “I don’t want to be your secret.”
“You’re
not a secret. We’re tweeting as ourselves. Everyone can see it.”
“I
don’t want to be your servant, either.”
“It’s
a joke, sweets. Since when do you take it so seriously, anyway? You never took
it seriously on the island. And you have to admit, I’ve been so much better
since we came back to our real lives. I’ll stop with the jokes if you want, but
that’s all it was. Am I calling you girl? Are you calling me Master? No. We’re
in a different phase now, can’t you tell?”
“I…”
She exhales and closes the laptop. “I’m not sure. I’m not sure what I’m doing.
I need to go home. I’m really confused, to be honest. I mean, so much is going
on outside this sanctuary. I’m worried about the fallout. I’m worried about my
job. I’m worried about… you. And me. And I have to admit, you’re so much closer
to the dream guy I envisioned now, it scares me.”
“Why?”
I laugh, but I don’t mean it as a joke. I just don’t understand where she’s
coming from.
“God,
are you really that oblivious? Do I really need to spell out having your
parents murdered, your life ripped apart, and the feelings that leaves behind?”
I
close my laptop too, then put it aside. I stand up and scoot over to her
lounge, moving her over and wrapping her up in my arms all in the same gesture.
I place her on top of me, her head leaning on my chest. “I didn’t mean it that
way, Grace. At all. I was just playing with you.”
“I
know, but I have a hard time understanding when the game stops.”
“The
game is over. I won. You’re mine.”
“That’s
caveman talk, Asher.”
“Yeah.
But it’s true. And it’s simple. I don’t think it requires explaining. But if
you need it explained, Grace, I’m in love. I love you. It’s not even difficult
for me to say, it’s easy. And if you need me to go online right now and say it
in a tweet, fuck yeah. I’ll do it.”
“No,
that’s not what I meant. Not really. You say I’m yours, but I don’t feel
like yours.”
“Aww.”
I squeeze her a little tighter because my heart hurts a little with her
admission. “I’m gonna have to make you feel like mine, then?”
“Yeah,”
she says in a pouty voice.
“Mmmmm,
that I can totally do. Should we go out tonight? It’s not a good idea. The
paparazzi will be on you for a while and I’ll probably end up in a fight if
they get too close. But I’m happy to take you out.”
She
thinks about this for a while and I let her take her time, just stroking her
hair and relaxing. Enjoying what we have.
“It
really doesn’t scare you?”
“What,
sweets?”
“Losing.”
I
huff out some air though my nose. “What should I be afraid of losing?”
“Me,”
she says with an incredulous tone.
Other books in this novella series
FOLLOW
(Social Media #1)
By
@JAHuss
Publication
Date: August 27, 2014
Novella
(151 pages)
Adult
Contemporary Romance
LIKE
(Social Media #2)
By
@JAHuss
Publication
Date: September 10, 2014
Novella
(85 pages)
Adult
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BLOCK
(Social Media #3)
By
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Publication
Date: September 24, 2014
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(90 pages)
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LINKS
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PROFILE – Social Media #5
PROFILE
(Social Media #5)
By
@JAHuss
Publication
Date: October 22, 2014
Novella
(100ish pages)
Adult
Contemporary Romance
Description:
All the best fairytale princesses have the most horrific
pasts. Mine just happens to be more horrific than most.
Fantasizing over Vaughn Asher was a dream. Meeting Vaughn
Asher was a fairytale. Loving Vaughn Asher was my downfall.
The
past is always there. Waiting. Waiting to expose you. Waiting to ruin you.
Waiting to take you back.
Sometimes
not even a prince can save you.
J. A. Huss likes to write new adult books that make you think and keep you guessing. Her favorite genre to read is space opera, but since practically no one reads those books, she writes new adult science fiction, paranormal romance, contemporary romance, urban fantasy, and books about Junco (who refuses to be saddled with a label).
She has an undergraduate degree in horses, (yes, really–Thank you, Colorado State University) and a master’s degree in forensic toxicology from the University of Florida. She used to have a job driving around Colorado doing pretty much nothing but shooting the breeze with farmers, but now she just writes, runs the New Adult Addiction and Clean Teen Reads Book Blogs, and runs an online science classroom for homeschoolers.
She has an undergraduate degree in horses, (yes, really–Thank you, Colorado State University) and a master’s degree in forensic toxicology from the University of Florida. She used to have a job driving around Colorado doing pretty much nothing but shooting the breeze with farmers, but now she just writes, runs the New Adult Addiction and Clean Teen Reads Book Blogs, and runs an online science classroom for homeschoolers.
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