BLOG TOUR: Keys to Her Heart by Lacey Wolfe

Title: Keys to Her Heart

Author: Lacey Wolfe

Tour Organizer: N K Author Services

Love happens when you least expect it.

Officer Cody Duncan gave up on love years ago. Or so he thought.  He was content with his quiet solitary life, until a clumsy waitress spilled hot coffee on his pants and turned his world upside down. Suddenly, there’s a new heat in his life, filled with cravings for things he once pushed aside.

Lily Jenkins’ busy life as a single mom and primary caretaker for her elderly mother leaves little time for herself. Struggling to adjust to a new life in a small town, her focus is too easily derailed by the gorgeous man she accidentally spilled hot coffee on. Knowing she has too much already going on, Lily vows to keep Cody at a distance, even though she craves him in ways she never thought possible.

Their attempts at simple friendship continually fail as they soon discover an untamable fire between them whenever they are alone together.

Seeing a life he never imagined for himself, will Cody have the patience to wait for the woman of his dreams? Will Lily finally let go and give Cody the Keys to Her Heart?

Lacey Wolfe has always had a passion for words, whether it's getting lost in a book or writing her own. From the time she was a child she would slip away to write short stories about people she knew and fantasies she wished would happen. It has always been her dream to be a published author and with her two children now of school age, she finally has the time to work on making her dream come true.

Lacey lives in Georgia with her husband, son and daughter, their six cats and one black lab who rules the house.

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Once

Gunther was buckled into his father’s car, Lily leaned in and hugged him tight.

“I’m going to miss you so much. Don’t grow too much over the weekend.”

“Mom.”

Gunther rolled his eyes. “I’ll be home tomorrow.”

She

kissed his cheek. “Don’t roll your eyes at me, and I love you. Call if you need

me.” Lily closed the door and spun around to Heath. “Drive safe. Text me when

you get home.”

“Will

do.” He pulled the keys from his pocket. “Enjoy some time to yourself.”

Lily

leaned against her car and watched as they drove off. She should be feeling the

excitement of freedom. She could do whatever she wanted for the next day, but

instead, she missed her son the second the car was out of her sight.

She

picked up the coffee she’d set on the hood and took a long drink. She glanced

out at the park. A few people were out running this morning. God, she wished

she had that kind of determination. Lily was one of those people, if you saw

her running, you should run yourself, since something was most likely chasing

her.

One

runner caught her attention just as he stopped a few feet in front of her. He

leaned over, hands on his knees as he caught his breath.

“Cody.”

His

head turned, looking at her. Sweaty and sexy. He wore a pair of navy athletic

shorts and a white wife beater. And, oh God, the muscles on his arms. She’d not

expected to see those. Damn, she really wanted to wrap her hands around them

and see if they were as hard as they appeared.

“Hey.”

He stood straight.

“You

okay?” Cody seemed winded. “Do you run often?”

He

chuckled. “I do. However, I just extended my sprint. Pushing myself this

morning.”

“Oh,

okay.”  She knew nothing about running,

but assumed that meant he was running as fast as he could.

“What

are you doing out here?” He ran his hands through his damp hair.

“Gunther

just went with his dad.” So I’m free.

“Do

you have any plans?”

Say

yes.

Lily didn’t need to get mixed up with him right now. A boyfriend—or whatever he

would be—would be one more thing in her life she just didn’t have time for.

However, as he stood before her, his shirt clinging to his chest and his hair a

sexy, wet mess, she couldn’t find the courage to lie. She had all weekend to

get that pedicure, after all. “Nothing set in stone.”

“I’d

love to take you out.” He cleared his throat. “If you’d like. No pressure.”

“What

did you have in mind?” Anything he came up with would be fun.

“I

need a shower. How about I come pick you up in about two hours and we’ll go

find something fun to do?”

She

shook her head. “Not my house. I’d rather meet you someplace.”

He

raised an eyebrow, but didn’t push. “Okay. Eleven here?”

“That

works.”

“Good.

I’ll see you soon.” He winked and flashed her his incredibly sexy smile.

Lily

nodded as she reached behind her to grab the door handle. Only, she hadn’t

realized she’d moved several steps toward him. And in her attempt to grab the

car handle, she’d lost her balance, landing on her backside.

Her

cheeks burned. Why did she keep doing stupid things in front of this man?

“Are

you okay?” Cody knelt down. “You’ve got to stop falling.”

Yeah, she was fine, minus the fact her ass hurt from

the gravel.