Feel
Karen-Anne
Stewart
Genre: New Adult Paranormal Romance
Suspense
/Contemporary
Date of
Publication: December 15th, 2014.
Number of
pages: 276
Word
Count: 94,000
Book
Description:
The one
whose emotions I can’t feel is the one who makes me feel the most.
I was a
sensitive, at least that’s what I was told by the boy who saved me from the
overwhelming emotions that consumed my soul, the boy who saved me from myself
when my gift became stronger. Through the years, he was my redemption, my
reason to take my next breath…then, he was gone.
Jensen
always told me I was strong, but I didn’t believe him until I was forced to be
strong on my own, and I kept breathing without him. I’ve taken 42 million
breaths since the moment he sent me away. Now, four years later, he’s standing
in front of me, and I can barely breathe.
This isn’t
just a story about the abilities I possess; it’s a story about something much
stronger…the love of the man who possesses every part of me.
Disclaimer –
Feel is intended for readers 18+ due to strong language, mature scenes, and
some violence.
Book
Trailer: http://youtu.be/SoWsYWu9jik
Excerpt 3:
Her dark
eyes are clouded with doubt as she searches me, needing me to tell her what I
see, needing me to be her strength right now after she’s been strong on her own
for far too long, and just needing me. I
want to rip the hearts out of everyone who has hurt her, but I tame the rage so
I can give her everything she needs of me right now. “The second I met you I knew that you were
special and I don’t mean just because of your gift. There’s this wild gentleness buried inside of
you that is rare. You fight for what you
believe, never backing down, even when you felt all the pain, all of the shit
from everyone fighting to restrain you.
You didn’t give a damn what you lost of yourself and did what you felt
was right, what needed to be done. There
aren’t many people like you left, Saige.
You said I was your hero, well, I’m not the hero here. You are.
“I’m sorry,” she blurts, rubbing her hands
down her tear stained cheeks.
“For what?” I ask, using my thumbs to help
her dry her tears.
“I don’t know,” she answers. “For punching your friend, for being stupid,
for everything.”
“That’s a helluva lot to be sorry for.” My lips curve into a smile and another tear
slides down her cheek, leaving a hot, wet trail that I trace with my finger.
“I’m also sorry for how I’ve treated you
since we met again.”
“You thought I sent you to a nut house. Don’t sweat it,” I tease, trying to cheer her
up.
“So that excuses my being a total bitch to
you?” Her eyes are red and puffy when she stops rubbing them and gives me a
lopsided smile, looking so damn beautiful.
“No, it explains why you’ve been a total
bitch,” I grin, giving her a wicked wink, “but I have a whole other slew of
ideas of how you can make up to me for your bitchiness.”
She laughs, the sound soft yet strong, and
so fucking seducing, the sweet lull rumbles through her throat like an
aphrodisiac. After what she said about
Wes, I can’t be like him. She deserves
to know she’s loved before she gives herself to me. After all she’s been through, I won’t risk
the chance that she’ll get scared I’ll leave her like he did. There will be no doubt about how much I love
her when we make love for the first time; I’ll make damn sure of that.
About the
Author:
Karen-Anne
Stewart is an author of New Adult
Romance who doesn't shy away from writing about sensitive issues and hot
heroes.
She has
always adored reading and has now fallen in love with writing. Her written
works are The Rain Trilogy: Saving Rain, Healing Rain, and After the Rain, and
the newly released standalone novel, Ash to Steele. Her debut novel, Saving
Rain: The First Novel in The Rain Trilogy, was a nominee for the Book Junkie’s
Choice Awards, and Saving Rain and After the Rain were nominees for the 2014
RONE Awards.
When
Karen-Anne isn’t writing, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends,
hiking, and visiting new places. She fuels her addiction of creating new
stories by her only other addiction, caffeine, and listening to a myriad of
musical genres. Tucked away near the Blue Ridge Mountains, Karen-Anne lives
with her husband, daughter, three dogs, and their cat. She plans on writing new
adult romance as long as her fingers maintain dexterity.
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