SLOWLY
WE TRUST
by Chelsea M. Cameron
April 2014
BOOK
SUMMARY:
Audrey Valdez didn’t mean to fall for Will Anders. He isn’t her type. At
all. But his goofy smile, Star Wars quotes and athletic body make it
impossible. She's lived so long in the darkness and Will is like the sun. He
makes her laugh more than she has in years and cares for her more than her own
family.
But there are things about Audrey that Will doesn't know, things he
can't know. She tries to push him away, but he just ends up getting closer to
her, and to her secret. Is the risk of losing him forever worth the chance a
being with the only person she's ever loved who has loved her back?
Author
Information
Chelsea M. Cameron is a YA/NA New York Times/USA Today Best Selling
author from Maine. Lover of things random and ridiculous, Jane Austen/Charlotte
and Emily Bronte Fangirl, red velvet cake enthusiast, obsessive tea drinker,
vegetarian, former cheerleader and world's worst video gamer. When not writing,
she enjoys watching infomercials, singing in the car and tweeting (this one
time, she was tweeted by Neil Gaiman). She has a degree in journalism from the
University of Maine, Orono that she promptly abandoned to write about the
people in her own head. More often than not, these people turn out to be just
as weird as she is.
Her New Adult Contemporary Romance titles include My Favorite Mistake,
which has been bought by Harlequin along with a sequel, Deeper We Fall and
Faster We Burn (April 20, 2013)
Her Young Adult books include Nocturnal, Nightmare and Neither, the
first three books in The Noctalis Chronicles. The fourth and final book,
Neverend will be out in 2013. Whisper, the first in The Whisper Trilogy is also
available, with the second book in the series, Silence and the final book,
LIsten coming out in 2014.
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Excerpt
“Surprises
are good for you. Get you out of your comfort zone. And I think this will be
especially good for you.” She had a smirk on her face that was making very
uncomfortable.
When
I’d first met Trish, I didn’t think I’d have anything in common with her, but
then I found out about her family situation and that she was really sweet under
the angry eye makeup and orange hair and tattoos. Plus, she had a soft spot for
gooey romantic books, and she was one of those people who was always doing
sweet things for others, but didn’t want anyone to know about it. And she loved
her brother with a fierceness that she would deny if asked.
I
finally made her stop changing the radio stations because it was giving me a
headache, but she still wouldn’t tell me where we were going. We didn’t head
for the highway, so it couldn’t have been anywhere that far. But fifteen
minutes later we pulled into the parking lot of what appeared to be a tattoo
shop, judging by the sign and neon lights promoting tattoos and piercings.
“Uh,
Trish?”
“Yes,
Audrey?” She turned to me with an innocent look on her face. Out of the corner
of my eye I saw a guy wearing a leather vest with nothing underneath smoking
while leaning against the building.
“What
are we doing here?”
“Well,
I am here to get another hole punched in my body and you’re here to hold my
hand and make sure I don’t pass out.”
“But
you have a million piercings. Aren’t you used to it by now?”
Trish
grinned and opened her door.
“You’d
think, but no.”
“Then
why do you keep doing it?” I reluctantly opened my door and stepped out, but I
was ready to bolt at any moment.
Trish
stopped and thought about it for a moment.
“I
have no idea.”
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