As soon as she figures out whether we’re going to stay in Galveston or move to North Carolina. I promised her I’d get someone in here to clean it, at least. I can’t blame her it’s old, it stinks, and there’s a hole in the cushion from my dad’s cigarette smoking days. She hates it, but she won’t say so out loud, because it was my dad’s. Sure, I inherited a fat check that will set Camryn and me up for a while, and of course I got the Chevelle, but the chair was equally sentimental to me. It was my dad’s favorite chair, and the one thing he left behind that I wanted. And neither of us would change the way they turned out even if we could. Things didn’t quite turn out how we planned them, but then again, things rarely do. Here we are, Camryn and me, taking on the world… in a different way.
Thank you all again for all of your tremendous support of both books!Ī few months ago, when I was laid up in that hospital bed, I didn’t think I’d be alive today much less be expecting a baby and engaged to an angel with a dirty mouth. There was no way we were going to leave any of Camryn and Andrew’s loyal fans out! So, as promised, Forever Romance and I have decided to include that bonus chapter here for your reading pleasure. I would have simply put the chapter up on my site for everyone to read, but since it was such a major scene, I didn’t want to risk ruining the book for anyone who had yet to read it.
#The edge of never read online update#
I did that, and when the book got picked up by Forever Romance, that bonus scene was added into the new version.īecause the self-published version had been deactivated, all those who purchased that edition of the book could not get the free ebook update which included the bonus chapter. It won’t be painful forever, so don’t let it get the best of you.ĭear Reader, As many of you already know, after the original release of THE EDGE OF NEVER, I was asked by so many readers to write the crucial hospital scene from Andrew’s point of view. For anyone who has ever had a moment of weakness.
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