The Way She Makes Me Feel
By Pembroke Sinclair
Genre: Romance
Publisher: eTreasures
Publishing
Number of pages: 55
Book Description:
Drake Steng had it all: a
professional football career, money, and looks. Finding women wasn't a problem,
having a relationship was. He thought he found true love when he was 12, but as
a boy, how was he to know? He never had the courage to find out, and she
slipped from his grasp. When Evie walks back into his life years later, he gets
a second chance to discover true love, but are Evie and Drake fated to be
together or will he lose his courage and lose her again?
She sat at the opposite side
of the bar. Her blond hair hung in a ponytail, allowing me to see the edges of
a tattoo on her right shoulder blade. She was out of place. The bar didn’t have
a formal dress code, but women didn’t walk through the doors unless their
make-up was just so and every hair in its right place. Their clothes were low
cut, tight, and revealing—very little was left to the imagination.
Her manner of dress differed.
She wasn’t slovenly or dirty, but her black tank top and faded jeans didn’t
match the ambiance. She wasn't wearing any make-up. She didn’t seem to be
overly concerned with attracting the attention of any of the athletes either.
Most of the women giggled a little too loudly, their gazes scanning desperately
around the room, hoping to contact with someone famous. They always seemed to
be moving too, pacing back and forth in front of whoever needed to notice them.
I write fiction under the pen name Pembroke Sinclair, and I have had several short stories published. My story, “Sohei,” was named one of the Best Stories of 2008 by The Cynic Online Magazine. I have novellas and a short story collection forthcoming from Musa Publishing and eTreasures Publishing. I have two novels, Coming from Nowhere (adult, sci fi) and Life After the Undead (YA, horror), that are available from eTreasures Publishing, as well as Death to the Undead (YA, sequel to Life After the Undead), which is forthcoming. Life After the Undead was a Top Ten Finisher in the Preditors and Editors Reader’s Poll in the YA category and the cover art category.
Under my real name, from March 2008 to January 2011, I wrote scientific articles for Western Farmer-Stockman. I have a nonfiction book, Life Lessons from Slasher Films, scheduled for release in July 2012 from Scarecrow Publishing (an imprint of Rowman and Littlefield).
I have my Master’s in English, and I am a freelance content editor for Musa Publishing, as well as a former content and line editor for eTreasures Publishing.
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