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About BLAZE ERUPTING:
From New York Times bestselling author, Rebecca Zanetti, comes a new Scorpius Syndrome/A Brigade Novella…
Hugh Johnson is nobody’s hero, and the idea of being in the limelight makes him want to growl. He takes care of his brothers, does his job, and enjoys a mellow evening hanging with his hound dog and watching the sports channel. So when sweet and sexy Ellie Smithers from his college chemistry class asks him to save millions of people from a nuclear meltdown, he doggedly steps forward while telling himself that the world hasn’t changed and he can go back to his relaxing life. One look at Ellie and excitement doesn’t seem so bad.
Eleanor Smithers knows that the Scorpius bacteria has and will change life as we know it, but that’s a concern for another day. She’s been hand-picked as the computer guru for The Brigade, which is the USA’s first line of defense against all things Scorpius, including homegrown terrorists who’ve just been waiting for a chance to strike. Their target is a nuclear power plant in the east, and the only person who can help her is Hugh, the sexy, laconic, dangerous man she had a crush on so long ago.
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Excerpt:
Aches and pains—the yummy kind—ran through Ellie’s body as she exited the motel bathroom in the morning and stopped short at seeing what was left of the bed. The covers were all on the floor, and even the mattress looked cockeyed.
What a marathon of an evening.
She swallowed. Hugh had gone with Connor to brief the new security team, leaving her lounging in bed after a truly phenomenal night.
The rumors, although awesome, hadn’t given Hugh enough credit. He was amazing in bed.
Or maybe her big crush on him helped.
She pushed wet hair off her shoulder and smoothed down her faded jeans. The air had turned cold enough she was comfortable in her light blue sweater. Her phone dinged, and she tore her gaze away from the demolished bed. “Smithers,” she answered.
“You alone?” Deke asked without preamble.
“Yes.” Striding quickly, she reached her laptop next to the computer and flipped it open, easing back to perch at the end of the bed. “What’s up?”
Deke cleared his throat. “The intel came in on Hugh. He’s not one of the good guys, Eleanor.”
She snorted and inhaled the scent still left in the room from Hugh. Masculine and tough. “He’s beyond good.” In more ways than one, actually. “You’re being silly.” Was Deke being overprotective? How loud had they been last night? Had Connor somehow heard something from the next room? She bit her lip. Had she screamed at one point? Geez. “Give me a break, Deke.”
“I’m sending you the intel. Call me after you’ve read it.” He clicked off.
Well. She huffed and rolled her eyes, quickly opening an attachment from him. Documents, dossiers, and FBI investigational files quickly filled her screen.
She read them, her stomach beginning to hurt. “This isn’t right.”
A knock on the door nearly stopped her heart. “Who is it?”
“Connor.”
She stood and quickly unlocked the door for him, moving back to her computer instantly.
He slipped inside and leaned back against the door, his dark eyes somber. “I finished at the plant and left Hugh to continue briefing the new security details. Told him I’d be back after grabbing more coffee. Did you read the information from Deke?”
“Not all of it. I’m about halfway through.” She didn’t believe this. Not at all.
Connor rubbed a hand across his eyes. “Let me fill you in. Hugh’s family had financial troubles with what had been very successful tire stores, and Gregor bailed out his brothers. That put Hugh in a world of hurt.”
If there was a way to get to Hugh, it’d be through family. She shook her head anyway. “I don’t believe this.”
“Believe it,” Connor said grimly. “Hugh had no choice but to work with Gregor. Fed the guy information on nuclear plants, vulnerabilities, and hot targets. There was a hell of a lot more than just one picture of them together. He really was being investigated by the FBI.” His lips pressed into a thin white line as he took in the status of the bed. “Shit, Ellie. You didn’t.”
Rebecca Zanetti’s BLAZE ERUPTING – Review & Excerpt Tour Schedule:
January 24th
Edgy Reviews – Review
Jen’s Reading Obsession – Excerpt
Marie’s Tempting Reads – Review & Excerpt
Reading Between the Wines Book Club – Excerpt
January 25th
Bookaliciousbabes blog – Review & Excerpt
Ever After Book Reviews – Excerpt
The Books You Read – Excerpt
January 26th
A British Bookworm’s Blog – Review
KDRBCK – Review
Kick Back & Review – Review & Excerpt
Tome Tender – Review & Excerpt
January 27th
Bookgasms Book Blog – Review & Excerpt
Hannah’s Words – Review & Excerpt
The Reading Cafe – Review & Excerpt
January 28th
Dog-Eared Daydreams – Review
Jeri’s Book Attic – Review
Loves Great Reads Blog – Review & Excerpt
The Escapist Book Blog – Review & Excerpt
January 29th
All Things Dark & Dirty – Excerpt
Literary Misfit – Review & Excerpt
Reese’s Reviews – Review & Excerpt
January 30th
Canadian Book Addict – Review & Excerpt
Loves Great Reads Blog – Review & Excerpt
Obsessive Reading Disorder – Review
Read-Love-Blog – Excerpt
January 31st
A small girl, her man and her books – Review & Excerpt
Only One More Page – Review & Excerpt
The Book Addict’s Reviews – Review & Excerpt
February 1st
Curvy and Nerdy – Review & Excerpt
Feel the Book – Excerpt
Pardon My Blurb – Review & Excerpt
Under the Covers – Review & Excerpt
February 2nd
Evermore Books – Review & Excerpt
G & T’s Indie Café – Excerpt
Sofia Loves Books – Review & Excerpt
About Rebecca Zanetti:
New York Times and USA Today Bestseller Rebecca Zanetti is the author of over twenty-five dark paranormals, romantic suspense, and contemporary romances. She lives in the wilds of the Pacific Northwest with her own Alpha hero, two kids, a couple of dogs, a crazy cat…and a huge extended family. She believes strongly in luck, karma, and working her butt off…and she thinks one of the best things about being an author, unlike the lawyer she used to be, is that she can let the crazy out.
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