SPOTLIGHT: Avoiding Matthew By Caroline Bell Foster | #AvoidingMatthew #CarolineBellFoster #HonMagPR
AVOIDING MATTHEW BY CAROLINE BELL FOSTER
A kiss. A promise. A mistake. Deaf, Special Operative Matthew Edwards, stumbled across Lacy where she wasn't supposed to be, while on an enforced vacation.
They’d never been able to stifle their sexual attraction and indulged every time their paths crossed. However, Matthew knew Lacy was working a dangerous mission outside of the bureau. But what? She was too soft and needed protecting from herself.
Lacy's secrets take her from America to Russia, to England, all the while with Matthew hot on her heels.
How could she avoid Matthew? Did she want to?
Lacy Dawson would rather spend her days experimenting with brownie recipes and trying on wedding dresses, than go on yet another secret mission to save her country. She needed a way out and found it.
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Lacy pressed the gas and the car surged forward. A powerful engine under the guise of a rusty exterior. With one hand she managed to button up three buttons on her shirt, before seeing Matthew in the middle of the road, pointing a gun at her.No doubt it would be her gun, she thought, pursing her lips.
Frowning deeply and knowing he would move, she kept going. Flooring the gas pedal.
She did up another button.
His hair was shorter than the last time she had seen him, she thought, noticing the burnished red being picked up by her headlights. She went full beam.
He didn’t squint as she thought he would.
She watched as he spread his legs wider, aiming the gun at her head and she narrowed her eyes driving faster. He would move.
Please move.
Move!
Move damn it!
He didn’t.
Lacy gasped, skidded out of control for a split second before pulling up the handbrake, gripping the steering wheel and spinning the car in the opposite direction.
Matthew was lying motionless on his side in the middle of the road.
“You idiot!” Lacy yelled frantically, coming to a stop and storming out of the car.
Matthew had hit the hood hard, bumped up the windscreen to slide off the side. He’d frightened the life out of her. She watched as he lifted his head, shook it once then twice, before rolling over and hauling himself up.
She catalogued his slow movements. He'd be sore in the morning, but otherwise, he was okay she thought charitably. Stupid man.
“Matthew?!" Lacy yelled from a safe distance. If Matthew caught her now he would want answers. She wasn't giving him, or anyone else answers, and that included their mutual employer.
“You hit me!” Matthew charged.
“You shouldn’t have been in the middle of the road!” Lacy shot back.
“You’re fucking crazy,” he wiped his nose with his arm, “do you know that? You could have killed me!”
“Running you over is not the way I plan to kill you.” She answered, noticing his small but gaining steps. She edged to the door.
“Oh yeah,” he smirked, he couldn’t see much of her, what with the headlights trained his way, but he could see enough. She’d buttoned her shirt up wrong and hadn’t got to the top buttons yet. He could see the golden slope of her breasts. Breasts he had held in his hands not half an hour ago. “And how do you plan to kill me?” he asked conversationally.She didn't answer but was looking down at her phone in her hand before throwing it into the car.
“I’ll tell you another time,” she advised on a laugh. “Duty calls.” She told him, getting into her small car.
Matthew jogged towards her vehicle, but she was already driving off. Matthew watched her go with a smirk and the biggest hard-on he’d had in half an hour.
When she was at a reasonable distance, she stopped.
Matthew waited with his arms crossed over his chest.
“Have a hot shower babe!" she yelled at him on a laugh, before driving off.
Matthew laughed and laughed even harder as he picked her gun from the asphalt. She'd be back for it, he knew.
Until next time sweetheart, he thought with a smirk.
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ABOUT CAROLINE BELL FOSTER
Caroline spent her formative years in the Caribbean, where her thirst for exploring other cultures began. Ever the adventurer, she bought her first pair of high heels in Toronto and traded her pink sunglasses for a bus ride in the Rift Valley, Kenya at 18.
With themes of substance, Caroline's latest novels' defy convention and celebrate modern day Britain with several titles set primarily in the East Midlands, where she shares her love for the three main cities and the surrounding ‘shires’ with her readers.
Caroline has come full circle and lives in Nottingham, England just twelve miles from where she was born. Married to her college sweetheart husband, David, they have two children and they are all ruled over by 17 year-old, rescue cat Naomi ‘Nay Nay Boo’.
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