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The Journey series continues with Book # 3. Chase and Leah have their happily ever after and Ally believed she did, too. But one day flips her whole world upside down and leaves her starting all over again. With a fresh slate, she’s determined to do something with her life and get back to her old carefree self that had disappeared over the years without her even realizing. Her journey is a bumpy one, but eventually life comes full circle. They say every bad ending is a new beginning, but will it be for Ally? (Can also be read as a stand-alone)
C.A. Williams lives in Michigan and is married to her high school sweetheart. While being a stay at home to her three little ones, she likes to read and write, in between cleaning up messes and being a short order cook.
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Excerpts for One Simple Step 12/6-12/15
Long and Short excerpts—
Excerpt 1
“Oh, please,” she said, giving me an eye roll. “I don’t
think that’s possible even if you tried. And clearly he doesn’t care,” she
murmured, with one eyebrow raised.
I could feel someone behind me before I even turned. I
stifled a groan as I twisted around, and saw a guy grinning back at me. This
had been one of the main reasons I didn’t want to go out. I wasn’t looking to
be hit on or seen as a piece of ass by a bunch of horny guys looking for a
random hookup. And this guy would probably be one of the last I would pick if I
were interested.
If Teddy had a clone, this guy was it. Yeah, he didn’t look
exactly like his twin; his hair wasn’t a shaggy blond mess like Teddy’s, but he
had sort of the whole rocker look going on with his ripped jeans, tight black
band t-shirt, and both arms covered in sleeves of tattoos.
No, what really reminded me of Teddy was the cocky ego that
I could sense before he even talked, like he had picked me as his prey and knew
he would win his prize. Well, I guess I was going to have to squash that little
dream. “You look like you could use another drink. Mind if I buy you one?”
“Actually I do,” I replied, shifting back around in my seat
to face the bar. He slid into the empty seat next to me, clearly ignoring my
subtle “get lost” tactic.
“Aw, c’mon. Can you at least give a guy a chance?” He
signaled to the bartender who placed another drink in front of me. “What’s your
name, pretty girl?”
I snorted before taking another drink, and continued to
ignore him, but he didn’t seem to get the hint because he kept inching closer
to me, invading my personal space. “Al-right, you must be one of those quiet
ones. I like the quiet ones, they’re normally the wildest.” His lips were right
next to my ear as he whispered the last part. I finally turned towards him, his
brown eyes glittering with amusement.
“Or maybe you’re just annoying as hell, and I really don’t
want to talk to you. Ever think of that?” I popped a cherry in my mouth, hoping
he would just go away, but instead he let out a low laugh.
“Feisty too, huh? I think I like you, blondie. Think maybe
you wanna get out of here? I know this little place downtown that has some good
music, actually I play there some—”
I turned towards him quickly, putting my best bitch face on.
I hadn’t really used it much before, but now I was getting a lot of use out of
it. “Ugh, hell no. If I wasn’t clear enough before, I definitely will be now.
There is no way this is happening.”
I waved my hand at him, and thankfully, this time he stood
up, looking a bit dejected, and shuffled back towards the table that he had
come from. I hated to squash anyone like that, but at the mention of him
possibly being a musician of any sort, I couldn’t consider even talking to him.
Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt, and never, ever, wearing it again.
I checked my makeup one last time in the hallway mirror
before I shut the door behind myself, fluffing my loosely curled hair. I felt
professional and confident, for what was pretty much my first real job
interview ever. Luckily, Remy left me her car since I had returned my rental
after a few days of having it.
“Ally?” I heard that all too familiar voice as I rounded the
corner to the parking lot, and I instantly stiffened, wanting to do nothing
more than to turn right around and lock myself in the apartment. But I couldn’t
get there fast enough.
I felt his hand land on my shoulder just as I tried to twist
away. I reluctantly turned around, meeting those brown eyes that I thought I
knew so well. Now all he looked like was a stranger.
“What are you doing here, Teddy?” I crossed my arms tightly
over my chest, trying to look anywhere but straight at him.
“We’re just a couple of towns over, Al, you know that. It
took me a while, but I tracked you down when you returned the rental. Why
haven’t you answered any of my calls? I was worried as hell about you.” He
reached out to brush his thumb across my cheek, but I quickly knocked his hand
away.
Why had I used his dumb credit card for that rental car? I
didn’t realize he was going to pull out some detective moves to track me down.
“Really? You were worried about me? That sounds awfully
strange coming from someone who wasn’t so concerned about me when they were in
bed with another girl.”
He let out a loud groan and moved a step closer, sucking in
his lip ring as he did. “Al, you’re still my wife, and I’m always going to
worry about you. That meant nothing; it was a lapse in judgment, nothing else.
I swear.”
“Teddy, I don’t want to hear it.” I shoved past him, but I
could feel that he was still following closely behind me. “I have somewhere to
be, and I can’t be late. Just go back to your tour, and forget about me,
because we’re done. There is no us, and there’s no going back.”
“Ally, you don’t mean that.” He grabbed onto the car door
before I could slam it in his face and crouched down so we were face to face.
His hand reached up to grip my chin and this time I didn’t twist away fast
enough.
It was taking everything inside of me not to just give in.
To forget everything that had happened, and start fresh. But I knew that there
was no way in hell I could do that, because I would just be setting myself up
to get hurt all over again.
“Please, Al, just one more chance. I swear I won’t mess this
up.”
I swallowed over the thick lump in my throat, looking him
straight in the eyes, to say that one word I still hadn’t been able to utter.
“No, Teddy. It’s not going to happen. I want a divorce, and I want you to leave
me alone. Is that really so much to ask after… after everything?”
“Oh, come on, Mom. I deserve to have a little bit of fun,
and it’s not every day that you’re here. By the way, do you already have a trip
planned to come back? Maybe this time you could bring the kids.”
“I wish, but I have to go back to reality, unlike some
people. When are you coming back to Indiana is the real question? And when are
you going to start taking care of….”
She trailed off; probably because of the death stare I was
giving her, and pursed her lips at me. “I’m sorry to be a bitch, Al, but you
can’t keep avoiding the topic. I know it’s hard to deal with, but I can also
tell you want to move on with your life. You need a clean break, but I think
Teddy’s going to make it hard for you, especially—” She was interrupted by
Chase who planted a hand over her mouth and narrowed his eyes at her, giving a
sharp shake of his head.
“First, I think we need a shot.” My eyebrows rose as he gave
the waitress our drink order. She lingered for a second longer, obviously
hoping that Teddy would pay her some kind of attention, but it stayed trained
on me all night.
That was something I wasn’t used to with Teddy anymore.
Sure, when we were first married, I seemed to be his life, but after the band
started to take off, I sort of took the backseat. It had definitely been
something that I had to get used to, and after a while, I just assumed it was a
part of the lifestyle.
“Are you trying to get me liquored up or something?” I sat
up straight in my chair when one of his fingers hooked a stray piece of hair
and pushed it behind my ear. The buzz that I had going on earlier started to
wear off, and I knew I really didn’t need to cloud my judgment when I was
around Teddy.
“I don’t need to get you liquored up, Ally-Cat. I just
figured we could use something to drink. Unless that is, you don’t think you
can handle it.”
Oh, he was such an ass.
“Are you watching me sleep?” he asked in a husky voice, not
yet opening his eyes, but his lips twisted into a smirk, flashing a dimple at
me. I loved those things.
“Yup, I am.” I giggled when his hand shot out, and he
grabbed around my waist, pulling me on top of him. I straddled his body, giving
a little wiggle, and his eyes finally popped open.
“Don’t even think about it,” he said, digging his fingers
into my hips to lift me up slightly. He pointed a finger down to the tent that
had appeared in his shorts and shook his head. “This stays in there as long as
we’re at your parents’ house. I don’t need your dad kicking my ass out of his
house for doing very naughty things with his daughter.” I pouted my lips at him
and swung my legs around to the edge of the bed. “Even though I really want
to.”
I felt overwhelmed, to say the least, and I’m pretty sure
Kara could tell because she was still giving me that smile that I wanted to
wipe right off of her face. If anything, I was going to prove Kara wrong. I
could do this. Now, I just needed to figure out exactly how, and if Ally would
do it with me.
“Yeah.” I rubbed a hand across the stubble on my face,
wishing I had time to stop back at home before picking her up. “I have a few
errands to run though, so if you need me, just give me a call.” I patted him on
the back, leaning close to his ear so only he could hear me. “And try to keep
your eyes on Kim’s face.” He turned a bright shade of red as I smirked at him
and exited through the front entrance.
I couldn’t blame the guy. It was hard to control yourself
sometimes, especially if he was really interested in Kim. Ally and I only let
things get out of hand at work one time, that night in my office, and it had
been one of the best nights of my life. Every time I was sitting behind my
desk, I could picture her laid out over it. It was hard to get any work done
sometimes if I let my mind drift too far.
Author Interview for One Simple Step Blog Tour 12/6-12/15
What sparked
your interest in becoming a romance writer?
Really, who doesn’t love some kind of romance? And
being able to imagine something new with every book? It really is like being
able to play out every girls dream
What was the
first romance novel you read that made an impression on you?
That is an extremely hard question because I’ve been
reading for so long! Still thinking…still thinking. I’m gonna have to go with a
more current one; SC Stephens, Thoughtless. My mind was blown!
Tell us 5
surprising things about yourself.
1. I’m an extremely calm person. A building
could be on fire, and I would be able to have a straight head.
2. I danced when I was younger, and was a dancer at a
studio that Katie Holmes was a student and teacher at. I never had her, but my
sister did!
3. I hate
shopping! Yes, I know, most women love it, but I just don’t. I go to the store
to get what I need, and I’m out. My husband, on the other hand, loves to look
around and it drives me nuts.
4. I’m a fondue fanatic. I could eat it for
breakfast, lunch, and dinner if possible. I should’ve been born in the
seventies or something.
5. I’m
obsessed with the beach. That’s really not too surprising, but if I could move
to the beach tomorrow, I would pack my family up and do it.
What is your
writing environment?
98% of the time it is pure chaos! I’m a stay at home
mom, and have three little ones 4, 3, and 4 months, so really I have no peace
and quiet. Luckily, I’m able to find a little bit of time, and can work with a
ton of noise. By the time they’re all settled for the night, I can barely keep
my eyes open, but I still peck away at the keyboard for a little while.
Do you have
a website recommendation for other writers?
I had no clue what I was getting into when I first
started writing. Facebook was really the most helpful, there are just so many
resources. I still have a ton to learn, but there’s always new pages that I
find with something helpful almost every day.
Who is your
perfect hero? And why?
One that has flaws, because no one is perfect.
Which
authors have caught your interest lately? Why?
Nicole Reed, I like the laugh factor she took with
Cake. It was something different from her, and I loved it. I also have to
immediately read anything by Jillian Dodd as soon as it’s released.
What type of
book have you always wanted to write?
I was really into paranormal books for a while, and I
was like hmmm…I wonder if I could write one of those?? Then I decided, I
couldn’t. I mean that stuff is probably one of the most creative genres out
there, and it simply blows my mind.
Who are your
dream dinner party guests?
I would love to have dinner with a group of my
favorite authors; Jillian Dodd, K.A. Linde, Claire Contreras, Tara Sivec. Just
to name a few!
What’s the
last movie you watched and loved?
Catching Fire, best one yet, but I
can’t wait for Mockingjay now!
Most
_____________in high school. (popular, nerdy, sporty…) Why?
I would
have to go with shy. I didn’t have the best experience in high school, and
really, wouldn’t ever want to repeat the experience. EVER AGAIN.
Top three
things on your bucket list.
1.Go to Italy.
2.Try out scuba diving, even though
I think I’ll only ever be brave enough to do snorkeling.
3. Attend a movie premiere.
How did you
get the idea for this particular novel?
Well, One Simple Step is Ally’s story from the
Journey series. I really felt like she needed her story even though it seemed
to be wrapped up at the end of Limitless, but I just wasn’t happy with her
ending quite yet.
What is your
favorite scene in your new release?
My favorite part has to be the breakup scene. I’m not
going to give away the specific details because I don’t want to spoil things,
but it was my favorite part. Yeah, that might sound a little twisted, but I
just love when books can give you that stomach-in-knots feeling, even when
you’re the one writing it.
If you could
be one of your characters - Who would you be? And why?
Even though you don’t see her too much in this book,
I would have to go with Leah. She has a dry sense of humor that I can
definitely relate to.
Flirting Questions
Which
actor or book character do you have a crush on?
Hands down, Ian Somerhalder. Even if I didn’t
like Vampire Diaries, I would still watch it muted just because of him. He. Is.
Amazing.
What’s your
favorite body part of the opposite sex?
Hmm…that is a really hard question. I’m gonna have to
go with the ass as long as it’s in a pair of football pants. Yeah, I make my
husband walk around in those things all the time.
What does
love feel like?
It’s an overwhelming feeling that you just can’t get
enough, can’t live without, and never want to go away. You can also
occasionally want to slap the ones you love, especially husbands, but that just
makes the love even more special!
Hey, baby!
What’s your sign?
Pisces
When was
your last kiss?
Five minutes ago from my four year old. Does that
count?
What’s an
absolute no-no in a relationship?
Cheating. Hell. No. Bye-bye. See ya later!
How did you
meet your significant other?
I was dating his step brother, and he was dating one
of my friends. A little while after we both ended our relationships, we started
dating when I was fifteen and he was eighteen, and we’ve been together ever
since.
What’s your
idea of a perfect date?
A trip to Melting Pot, the best restaurant ever, and
either a movie or a night out at the hot tubs.
If you could
take a romantic trip, where would it be?
Somewhere secluded and kid free. I love my kids but a
one night break would be amazing. I would probably just want to sleep!
Do you
believe in love at first sight?
Absolutely.
Flirting Quickies:
Boxers or Briefs? Boxers
Facial hair or clean shaven? Hmm…depends on the situation.
Alpha or Beta? Alpha
Planner or Panster? I plan so much it annoys ME.
White wine or red? White
Coffee or tea? Neither
Vanilla or chocolate? Chocolate
Sweet or salty? Sweet
Sleep in or get up early?
Well,
I like to sleep past eight, but my kids have different ideas.
Laptop or desktop? Laptop
Beach or mountains? Beach
Winter or summer? Summer
Cat or dog? Dog
Twilight or Fifty
Shades? Fifty when I’m looking for a
dirty read. Twilight if I’m looking for something paranormal.
Spotlight or In the
Shadows? In the shadows
City or Country? Country
Clubbing or candlelight
dinner? Candlelight dinner
Backpacking or luxury
hotel? Luxury hotel
Morning or night
person? Morning. I turn into a pumpkin if
I stay up past ten, according to my husband.
Christmas or Halloween?
Umm…Christmas! Duh, as I type this out
looking at my tree that’s already up.
Optimist or pessimist? Optimist
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