Release Blitz + Giveaway: EASY NIGHTS by Kristen Proby
From New York Times Bestselling author Kristen Proby, comes a steamy and passionate friends-to-lovers romance—EASY NIGHTS! The sixth standalone title in the Boudreaux Series, Savannah and Ben’s highly anticipated story is now available on all retailers! Grab your copy today!
Series—Sexy. Intriguing. Easy.
No one said change was easy…
Savannah Boudreaux knows what it is to hurt. To bleed. To be afraid that the man she’s promised to be true to until “death do us part” might in fact separate them far sooner than anyone had ever anticipated. But Van also knows what it is to survive. To move on. To live life to the fullest. With five brothers and sisters and a loving mother as her constant source of strength during the pain and the healing, Van realizes there is little else she needs.
But some things never change…
Benjamin Preston sat on the sidelines of the Boudreaux family for years, in love with a woman he couldn’t have. As the best friend of the Boudreaux brothers since childhood, Ben has seen both tragedies and joys in the family. And as a former MMA fighter and KravMaga expert, Ben’s used to fighting for what he wants—and winning. His hands were tied when Savannah married her high school sweetheart not long after graduation, but now two years have passed since Ben found Savannah broken in her own home.
Sometimes what you need most has been right in front of you the whole time…
Van’s convinced that happiness isn’t in the cards for her, no matter how right it feels to be in Ben’s strong arms—and his bed. Ben is determined to win her heart and fight for her trust. He’s promised to protect her, to be her friend. But more than anything, he wants to finally make her his, and this is one fight he’s not willing to lose.
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“Van.”
I spin at the sound of Ben’s voice, and silently cringe. I look horrible.
I’m sweating like an ice cold drink without a coaster, and the clothes I wear
here are skin tight, making it easier to move.
“You’re not usually here at this time,” I say and dab a towel on
my face. “What’s up?”
“I had a meeting with another instructor,” he says with a smile.
“Thought I’d say hi.”
“Hi.” I smile and readjust my ponytail. It’s much smaller now,
but I can still pull it back. “How was your day?”
“Busy,” he replies and surprises me by letting his eyes travel
up and down my body. “I like the new hair. You look great.”
“I’m a mess.” I chuckle and hook my towel around my shoulders.
“You, however, do look great.”
That’s a fucking understatement. He’s in cargo shorts and a
black tank top, showing off his tattoos and his muscles.
Good lord, the muscles.
“Can I show you a few things?” he asks, breaking my
concentration on his muscles.
“Sure,” I frown as I follow him back into the empty classroom.
“Am I doing something wrong?”
“No, I just want to go over some form things.” He leads me to
the center of the room and stands behind me, looking into my eyes through the
mirror.
Oh God. This is way sexier than it probably should be.
“Assume the stance.”
I follow his directions and work very hard to not react to his
strong hands on my sides as he walks me through punches, kicks, and better ways
to keep my center of gravity.
“You’re small,” he murmurs and pushes my legs just a little closer
together. “I want you to keep your feet just a little closer together. You’ll
have better balance.”
I nod. “It feels better.”
He smiles at me. I can’t keep my eyes off of him in the mirror.
The way he moves, his facial expressions.
Ben has always been attractive to me, but holy shit, did he get
hotter? Or was I just too broken before to see it?
Because holy shit, he’s hot.
“Van?”
“Yeah?”
“I just asked you to do the spin/elbow move.”
“Oh.” I bite my lip and will myself to stop ogling his arms.
“Are you okay?”
“Of course.” I do as he asks and spin, attempting to ram my
elbow in his nose, the way I’ve been taught, but he blocks and sends me onto my
ass. “Damn it.”
“You’re not spinning quickly enough.”
“I’m as clumsy as they get,” I remind him. “If I spin too fast,
I’ll fall on my ass. I’ll be helping my attacker more than anything.”
“It’ll actually feel easier,” he says, helping me to my feet.
“You can do this. I’ve seen it.”
“You’re taller than anyone else I’ve ever sparred with.”
“Good,” he says and narrows his eyes. “Chances are, if you ever
have to defend yourself, your attacker won’t be shorter than you.”
“True.” I nod thoughtfully.
“But if you’re still not comfortable doing this with me, that’s
fine. I can make suggestions for Shelly to work on next week.”
“I’m okay,” I reply, and am surprised to realize that it’s true.
It wasn’t long ago that I couldn’t stand for any man to touch me, not even my
brothers. But I don’t mind so much now.
In fact, I’m utterly shocked to realize that his touch is
turning me on. I don’t remember the last time I had sexual thoughts toward a
man. Even Ben. Which was one more thing that made me sad.
But hello, long lost hormones.
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