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Monday, October 19, 2020

Blog Tour ~ A Shot at Amore by Nora James

 

Today we have the blog tour of Nora James’ A SHOT OF AMORE! Check out this gorgeous new romance and order your copy today!

Title: A Shot of Amore

Author: Nora James

Genre: Romance

About A Shot of Amore:

Second chance love has never been so alluring ... or dangerous. When Sofia returns to the small town of Sant'Agosto in Central Italy to take care of her sick aunt, she doesn't expect to find Antonio, her childhood sweetheart, there. He's back from Rome, has turned into the sexiest man alive - and he carries a gun. That's because, as Vice Commander of a special operations group, he fights the Mafia on a daily basis. Can Antonio be trusted with Sofia's heart? Or will he disappoint her as he did when they were teens? For Antonio, the situation is even more fraught: should he push Sofia away to protect her from his dangerous world, or let her love him although it could cost her life?  

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Excerpt:

 

 ‘Wait here.’ Nino dashed towards the door.

‘Antonio? Where are you going?’

‘I need to talk to that guy. Anything happens, anyone turns up unexpectedly, you phone me straight away, okay? Even if it’s just a gut feeling. You have good instincts, you know that?’

She smiled. ‘I will. I’ll call straight away. Thank you, Antonio.’

‘For what?’ He opened his hands as if to say that he hadn’t done anything.

‘For being by my side through all this. It isn’t easy, and I really appreciate it.’

‘It’s the least I can do. Besides, I always knew we’d make a good team.’ The sincerity in his grey-green eyes set off butterflies in her stomach. If she let herself go, if she ignored reason and followed her need, she’d allow herself to drown in that gaze forever, the way she wanted to before she’d even turned sixteen. She’d grab him right there and then, hold onto him and never let him go.

He moved to the door, stopping in front of it and turned around. ‘I forgot something.’ With three giant steps he was back by Sofia’s side. He placed his hands on her back, drew her to him, and his lips found hers. The softness of his skin, the sweetness of his breath, made her head spin and her heart pound her chest, and she hung onto him for fear that her legs wouldn’t hold her up.

When she kissed him back, groaning with pleasure, he held her tighter and ignited the fire in her with the passion of the young man she once knew. It was as if the world had suddenly stopped spinning around, as if nothing else existed, only Antonio, and she had become every image of him she’d ever seen, every word she’d heard him say, every scent, every sensation that had come from him. She was his hand in her hair as they’d stood together in the shade of the church, his smile as they’d counted the stars in the sky, his green-grey gaze meeting hers as he’d climbed off his Vespa. She was the knowing look they’d exchanged at the bakery, her wet feet when she’d crossed the flooded road to see him, his fingers brushing against hers as he’d handed her the gelato he’d bought for her. And now she was his arms cradling her when she’d hurt her ankle, his gift of flowers and cakes, his lips on hers in the hospital, and everything they’d lived since they’d met again as adults.

Sofia’s past had found the present, all in a kiss.

        

About Nora James:

 
  Nora James grew up in Australia, before spending several years in Paris where she studied, worked and met the Frenchman who would soon become her husband. In her mid-twenties she returned to Western Australia with her spouse, read law at UWA and travelled extensively through her employment as an international resources lawyer and translator.   In 2016 she and her husband returned to France. She now writes novels from the home in coastal Brittany that the couple share with their daughter and a menagerie of furry friends.   When Nora’s not dreaming up stories she can be found in the garden growing vegetables, in the kitchen cooking up a storm or on the couch reading a good book.  

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