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Lost In Me
(Here and Now #1)
by
Lexi Ryan
~ Synopsis ~
Lost In Me
(Here and Now #1)
by
Lexi Ryan
~ Synopsis ~
The last thing I remember is having drinks at
Brady’s and trying to avoid eye-contact with my life-long crush—the gorgeous,
unattainable Maximilian Hallowell. They tell me that was a year ago, but I have
no memories of anything since then. What I do have is this ring on my finger
that Max says he gave me, and this much-thinner body I’ve dreamed of most of my
life. Aside from a case of retrograde amnesia, everything seems almost…perfect.
But the deeper I immerse myself into this new
world of mine—planning a wedding to a man I don’t remember dating, attempting
to run a business I don’t remember starting—the clearer it becomes that nothing
is as it seems. Do I have the life I’ve always wanted or is it a facade propped
up by secrets I don’t even know I have?
I need answers before I marry Max, and the only
person who seems to have them is the angry, tatted, sexy-as-sin rocker Nate
Crane. And Nate wants me for himself.
Lost in Me is not a standalone novel, as the
story continues in Here and Now book two, FALL TO YOU, releasing in June.
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“You don’t understand what this is like. Not
remembering? I’m planning a wedding to this man I’ve wanted most of my life.
Don’t I owe it to him—don’t I owe it to myself—to
have the truth out there before we promise until death do us part?”
Even in the moonlight, I can see the pain in his
eyes.
“I just need answers.” I lift my chin and move
toward the back wall of the house, toward him. Immediately, I regret the
decision because his lips curve into a wicked smile and he closes what distance
is left between us. “I need the truth,” I whisper weakly.
“The truth? Is that what you really want,
angel?” His deep voice dances over my skin like a caress. A little tender. A
lot wicked.
I can’t reply. I’m too busy holding my breath.
Too deep of an inhale might brush my breasts against his chest, and I’m afraid
to touch him. Afraid of what it might make me feel.
As if he can read my mind, he takes another step
closer, and when I step to the side to turn away, I’m against the wall and his
body is against mine, his hot breath at my ear.
“Do you want to know what it was like between
us?” he whispers.
“Yes.”
I realize my mistake when a groan rumbles from
his chest. “Should I start with how wet you were every time I touched you? Or
maybe how you begged me that first night?”
“I didn’t.”
“Have you been telling yourself some wicked
rocker seduced you? That I tricked you into my bed? Sorry. You asked for the
truth. You begged. Right there outside the club, you begged me until I ripped
your panties off and you were too busy biting my neck to talk anymore. Is that
what you’re hoping to remember? How you wanted me so badly you let me finger
you out in the open, against that building where anyone could have seen?”
My breathing is uneven, my cheeks hot. When I
press into his chest to put some distance between us, my traitorous hands curl
into his shirt instead.
He makes a low growling sound at the back of his
throat. His teeth nip at my earlobe. Lightning cracks in the sky behind him.
“You might have forgotten me, but you still like dirty talk, don’t you? And
maybe if I made you come now, you’d still scream my name. Because you always
screamed my name, Hanna. Never his.”
I gasp. “You are horrible.”
“What are you really upset about? That you
wanted me? Or that even as you stand here wearing his ring, you’re secretly
hoping I’ll tell you about it. Secretly wishing you could remember all the
details.”
LOST IN ME © Lexi Ryan, 2014
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~ About the Author ~
Once a college English professor, I now write full time. I live in rural Indiana, where, when I’m not writing, I get to hang out with my husband and two kids–a six-year-old boy and a two-year-old hellion, er, girl. Not surprisingly, reading and writing remain my favorite activities, though both come in bits and pieces these days, not the big hunks of time I enjoyed before I had children. When I’m feeling virtuous, I like to go running (I use that word liberally. I’m really, really slow) or do yoga. Don’t worry, I’m always careful to balance out such activities with a hearty serving of ice cream or a chocolate martini.
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