Ella Jade:

 

I’m celebrating the one year anniversary
of the release of my contemporary romance Crossfire of Love. In honor of that
milestone my fabulous publisher Beachwalk Press has lowered the price of the book
to $1.99. That’s 60% off! You can purchase the novel wherever you buy your
eBooks including Amazon, B&N and Are for the entire month of March.

Can an arranged marriage lead to love?

Recent college graduate Gabriella has
finally married the man of her dreams, the older, charismatic attorney Lorenzo
Martinez. She’s had a crush on him for as long as she can remember and always
imagined they’d one day find their happily ever after. Unfortunately, they
enter into a union arranged by their fathers.

Lorenzo is charming, protective, and
loyal to his crime lord father Carlo. When Carlo asks Lorenzo to marry
Gabriella he jumps at the opportunity. He’s been drawn to her for many years
and knows by marrying her he’s helping to protect her father.

Gabby is resentful and won’t be
Lorenzo’s charity case. But sparks fly and the couple soon gives into their
desire, realizing they were meant to be together.

What happens when Carlo’s enemies
threaten their future? Will someone get caught in the crossfire?

Content Warning: graphic sex, some
violence

Buy Link – http://beachwalkpress.com/crossfire-of-love/

 

Excerpt

Lorenzo walked up the porch steps, turning
to stare at her. “Are you coming, Gabriella?” No one but Lorenzo and
his father called her by her full name. She liked when Lorenzo said it. He’d
always made it sound so formal and sexy.

These were the first words he had spoken
to her since they left the courthouse. They were married in the chambers of the
prestigious Judge John Cartwright. He’d been a family friend of the Martinezes
for many years. He was their go-to man whenever they needed something done fast
and legally. Well, legal in her new father-in-law’s eyes anyway.

She hurried up the steps and followed
Lorenzo inside their new home. It was built within a matter of months after
she’d agreed to marry him. Carlo wanted them to have their privacy, but he also
wanted to keep them close. He didn’t trust she’d hold up her end of the
bargain, and keeping her on the property was the best way to ensure she
wouldn’t run.

It was silly, really. How could she run
from a family like this? They had ties all over the world. There wasn’t any
place she could escape to that they wouldn’t know about. She was a woman of her
word. She said she would marry Lorenzo and she did. She’d find a way to cope.
She always had.

Lorenzo pulled his jacket off, poured
himself a scotch, and then loosened his tie. “Would you like a
drink?”

“No, thank you,” she said.

Most brides would be dancing the night
away and drinking champagne by this point in their wedding night. She didn’t
think that was part of Lorenzo’s plan.

“I didn’t think you’d go through
with it.” He sipped the amber colored liquid as he looked her over.

“I said I would.”

“I know, but when push actually
came to shove, I thought you’d run.”

“You don’t know me that well,”
she said. “I don’t run.”

“Good.” He smirked as he put
the glass to his lips.

Gabby couldn’t take her eyes away from
those lips. She’d never had the pleasure of having them on her own. Judge
Cartwright hadn’t asked him to kiss his bride. She hated herself for thinking
about him that way.

“You could’ve stopped this. Why
didn’t you?” she asked.

As they stood in front of the judge, she
kept hoping he’d put an end to the charade and stop the wedding. It didn’t make
sense to her why he had agreed to marry her. She didn’t have a choice. Her
father’s gambling debts made sure of that. But she didn’t understand why he’d
allowed things to get as far as they had.

“I was just as trapped as you
were.” He downed the rest of his scotch.

She didn’t believe that. She knew he
respected his dad, but she didn’t get why he wouldn’t have put his foot down
and said no to such a life-altering decision.

“You could’ve told your father no
from the beginning. Why would you agree to marry someone if you didn’t have
to?”

“Look.” He shook his head.
“It’s done now. We’re going to have to make the best of it.”

“Make the best of it?” She
plopped down on the leather sofa. “I’m twenty-two years old. I just
graduated from college, and you want me to make the best of it?”

“I know this isn’t what you might
have wanted, but it is what it is. You agreed, and now it’s done. You can’t go
back on it now. My father won’t forgive that.”

 

 

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