he lines we once crossed so easily have widened and torn us apart…
Once upon a time I thought Finn and I would live happily ever after, but real life doesn't always have a happy ending. He's testing my trust, and I'm losing faith in the man I thought I'd spend the rest of my life with, and there’s nothing I do can stop it. He’s the one I trusted to keep me safe, but now he’s the source of my greatest pain…
Forgiveness is fragile, and some fractures never fully heal...
One mistake—a slip in a moment of weakness—might cost me everything I've worked so hard for. The thing about trust is that it's a lot easier to lose than it is to build. Just as I'm about to give up and surrender to the demons from my past, an unexpected threat reminds me what I'm best at: protecting the woman I love. Whether or not she wants me, I will fight for Carrie and our daughter, and I will keep them safe—no matter the cost.
Even if I have to put my life and my heart on the line.
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One mistake—a slip in a moment of weakness—might cost me everything I've worked so hard for. The thing about trust is that it's a lot easier to lose than it is to build. Just as I'm about to give up and surrender to the demons from my past, an unexpected threat reminds me what I'm best at: protecting the woman I love. Whether or not she wants me, I will fight for Carrie and our daughter, and I will keep them safe—no matter the cost.
Even if I have to put my life and my heart on the line.
Finn Coram
As one
reviewer put it, “Oh, Finn, Finn, Finn, Finn-ey, Finn, Finn.”
There’s
just something about Finn from the OUT OF LINE series that makes female hearts
go aflutter. Maybe it’s the fact that he was/is a Marine. Maybe it’s the Harley
he rides. Maybe it’s the surfing. Or the fact that he can kick ass without even
breaking a sweat.
I’m
not sure what it is, but there’s just something that makes him irresistible to
readers and myself alike. When I wrote their third book (which was planned to
be the last) it was so bittersweet. Being in Finn’s head was just so much FUN.
He’s protective, but daring. Sweet, but dominant. Hot, but sensitive.
When I
thought we were done forever, I was sad, but okay with it. After the readers
had finished, I got countless emails begging me to continue the story. I didn’t
think it was possible, but then…it hit me. I could write Finn as an adult! And
so FRACTURED LINES came into existence.
One of
the most fun parts about writing him in four books is the progression of his
dirty talk. I thought it would be fun to highlight one line from each book, to
show you what I mean! So here goes!
OUT OF LINE
“Have
you kissed Cory again?”
“W-What?”
I asked, caught off guard.
“Since
you kissed me, have you kissed him?” he asked, his jaw ticking.
I
shook my head. “No. Of course not. Just the once.”
“Good.”
He lifted my shirt a little bit more, his fingers brushing my bare skin, never
dropping my gaze. “You’re mine now. Don’t forget it.”
OUT OF TIME
OUT OF MIND
FRACTURED LINES
He caressed my butt, his fingers gliding
over the side and across my thigh. When he closed his hand over my core from
behind, his fingers dipping inside me just enough to drive me crazy, I
collapsed against his chest. “From now on, the only words allowed out of your
mouth are more, yes, please, and sir. Got
it?”
I nodded frantically, silently willing his
fingers to move over me. To
bring me to the edge again. “Yes, sir.”
There’s just something about Finn from the OUT OF LINE series that makes female hearts go aflutter. Maybe it’s the fact that he was/is a Marine. Maybe it’s the Harley he rides. Maybe it’s the surfing. Or the fact that he can kick ass without even breaking a sweat.
I’m not sure what it is, but there’s just something that makes him irresistible to readers and myself alike. When I wrote their third book (which was planned to be the last) it was so bittersweet. Being in Finn’s head was just so much FUN. He’s protective, but daring. Sweet, but dominant. Hot, but sensitive.
When I thought we were done forever, I was sad, but okay with it. After the readers had finished, I got countless emails begging me to continue the story. I didn’t think it was possible, but then…it hit me. I could write Finn as an adult! And so FRACTURED LINES came into existence.
One of the most fun parts about writing him in four books is the progression of his dirty talk. I thought it would be fun to highlight one line from each book, to show you what I mean! So here goes!
OUT OF LINE
He caressed my butt, his fingers gliding over the side and across my thigh. When he closed his hand over my core from behind, his fingers dipping inside me just enough to drive me crazy, I collapsed against his chest. “From now on, the only words allowed out of your mouth are more, yes, please, and sir. Got it?”
I nodded frantically, silently willing his fingers to move over me. To bring me to the edge again. “Yes, sir.”
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Meet jen
Jen McLaughlin is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. She writes steamy New Adult books for the young and young at heart. Her first release, Out of Line, came out September 2013. She also writes bestselling Contemporary Romance under the pen name Diane Alberts.Since receiving her first contract offer under the pen name Diane Alberts, she has yet to stop writing. She is represented by Louise Fury at The Bent Agency.
Though she lives in the mountains, she really wishes she was surrounded by a hot, sunny beach with crystal clear water. She lives in Northeast Pennsylvania with her four kids, a husband, a schnauzer mutt, a cat, and a Senegal parrot. In the rare moments when she’s not writing, she can usually be found hunched over one knitting project or another. Her goal is to write so many well-crafted romance books that even a non-romance reader will know her name.
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