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Beginning March 26, 2012
Welcome to the starting point for another wildly popular first chapter scavenger hunt, brought to BookTrib by the Media Muscle team and a plethora of amazing book bloggers. Beginning March 26, a section of chapter 1 will be featured each day by a book blogger until the entire first chapter has been provided to you.
It’s easy – Listed in the guide below, according to the date the chapter excerpt is revealed, it easy to click on the link to continue reading each day. In addition to the scavenger hunt, you’ll find reviews, author Q&A sessions, guest blog posts, and giveaways throughout the blog tour. Books featured in the hunt are on the edge of theirofficial release date – so you get to start reading it first!
Day 1 . . . March 26 . . . ARIZONA STORM SAT QUIETLY on the overstuffed chair…
Day 2 . . . March 27 . . . The air-conditioning, set on high, left her toes cold…
Day 3 . . . March 28 . . . At nearly six and a half feet tall, solidly built and finely sculpted . . .
Day 4 . . . March 29 . . . Arizona admitted to herself that maybe she’d wanted to . . .
Day 5 . . . March 30 . . . But she did understand . . .
Day 6 . . . March 31 . . . But instead she’d found him in the bed . . .
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Day 7 . . . April 01 . . . Freezing, without moving any other body part, he opened his eyes . . .
Day 8 . . . April 02 . . . He disappointed her by not reacting. As if he often woke to . . .
Day 9 . . . April 03 . . . He turned his head, but not to check on the time.
Day 10 . . . April 04 . . . Sitting on the side of the bed, he snagged up his boxers and stepped . . .
Day 11 . . . April 05 . . . Oh, how she hated when he called her “little girl.”
Day 12 . . . April 06 . . . Minutes later, just to prove a point, she went about making coffee.
Day 13 . . . April 07 . . . Not trusting her to respect his privacy, knowing damn good and well . . .
Day 14 . . . April 08 . . . Seeing her slumped in a kitchen chair, arms crossed, one foot hooked . . .
Day 15 . . . April 09 . . . She could wear burlap and men would burn for her.
Day 16 . . . April 10 . . . His wife had bought the novelty items years ago.
Day 17 . . . April 11 . . . Finally she eyed him. “How come you were out late? Carousing?”
Day 18 . . . April 12 . . . “Yeah? Only three?” Tsking, she let her gaze drift over him. “Any other bruises?”
Day 19 . . . April 13 . . . She had a need to even the score with people already dead, the monsters . . .
Day 20 . . . April 14 . . . Quick temper and a boulder-size chip on her shoulder had her . . .
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Day 21 . . . April 15 . . . Stepping over and around the mess on his floor, he went into the hallway . . .
Day 22 . . . April 16 . . . He waited, refusing to relent, driven by…God knew what . . .
Day 23 . . . April 17 . . . “Oh, aren’t you the generous one?” He sighed. “The sneer is . . .
Day 24 . . . April 18 . . . Arizona didn’t have family. She had a friend, Jackson, the man who had . . .
Day 25 . . . April 19 . . . They stood there staring at each other, and it would have been odd, . . .
Day 26 . . . April 20 . . . “It’s not a big deal or anything. But I guess with you always accusing . . .
Day 27 . . . April 21 . . . At a loss, Spencer joined her on the couch. Instead of lounging back, . . .
Day 28 . . . April 22 . . . “Yeah.” She smoothed a hand over the corduroy of his couch . . .
Day 29 . . . April 23 . . . “I had heard.” He also knew the pregnancy was . . .
Day 30 . . . April 24 . . . But none of that would help Arizona heal from the past. . .
Day 31 . . . April 25 . . . Not when she’d once been held captive by human traffickers who . . .
Day 32 . . . April 26 . . . He’d try. “So why are you here?” Remembering how she’d gotten in, . . .
Day 33 . . . April 27 . . . “Hmm.” Her eyes narrowed. “That was a mighty quick agreement.”
Day 34 . . . April 28 . . . Dear God, Jackson looked into large-scale trafficking rings . . .
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Day 35 . . . April 29 . . . Unmoved, Arizona met his angry gaze—and shrugged. “Fine. . .
Day 36 . . . April 30 . . . She was making mincemeat out of him. He had to take control . . .
Day 37 . . . May 01 . . . He had no idea, except that it annoyed him to hear her be so coarse. . .
Day 38 . . . May 02 . . . “I’m not!” “You don’t have to expect the worst, either.” He didn’t . . .
Day 39 . . . May 03 . . . “No?” Her teeth clenched; she spoke through stiff lips. “A guy who’s . . .
Day 40 . . . May 04 . . . She took a step back, then another. Arms loose, bare feet braced . . .
Day 41 . . . May 05 . . . Shaking her head again, she whispered, “No.” Then louder, “No!”
Well, all good things come to an end . . . and that’s the end of the scavenger hunt—the entire first Chapter of Lori Foster’s new release ‘A Perfect Storm’. If you’d like to read Chapter 2 . . . click on one of the book covers above to buy your copy today!
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