Bailey Hayes
moved across the country ten years ago after a tragic accident left her
motherless. Distraught, confused and just sad, Bailey opted to leave the only
life she has ever known to attend college at NYU. Determined to not experience
the loss of a loved one again, Bailey keeps her one friend that she made as a
freshmen in college. And that’s it. She dated during her college years but she
never let anything really stick. Not trusting herself enough to give her heart
and not get hurt she was satisfied with the life she led. That is until she met
the handsome, confident and successful Hollister Harrison.
Bailey was swept
off her feet instantly with his charm and charisma. Six short months of dating,
she finds herself moving in with him. The minute she had her bags unpacked, the
fun loving romantic she fell hard for was starting to dwindle away as he became
unnecessarily possessive and borderline abusive. Bailey insists on making her
relationship work in fear of repeating her past and making a haste decision by
leaving too soon. On a weekend when Hollister is out of town, she meets a guy.
A beautiful charming guy whom she feels an obvious attraction for, but also a
unique connection with. The beautiful charming guy is none other than her
running partner’s brother. Bailey finds herself in an oddly nice predicament.
The beautiful
charming guy is none other than her running partner’s brother. Talon McAllister
has chosen to dedicate himself to his family’s business his entire adult life.
He adores his parents and his sister and hockey. Not leaving much time for
anything else he has been single for years. Meeting Bailey Hayes changed his
outlook. He wants her. He will do whatever he has to do to get her on the same
page.
Finding out she
lives with her boyfriend deters him from his mission of getting her to be his.
But when she calls and asks to tag along on his vacation with his sister, he
can’t help but get excited. When he picks her up and sees her bruised and
battered face he figures “game over” he is going to show her how she deserves
to be treated. By the end of their first day together alone, Bailey
propositions Talon with a brief relationship without boundaries and no lines to
cross. He’s in… all in.
Will this brief
encounter without boundaries relinquish her twisted sense of loyalty to
Hollister or will she walk away from her greatest love for fear of repeating
her past?
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An Excerpt from Without Boundaries:
I hear a soft “Come in” so I do just that. Bailey is stunning. She’s
leaning over some boxes she has on a coffee table in front of a wall full of
floor to ceiling windows. Her hair is pulled up on top of her head, she has on
another one of those pencil skirts. This time it’s black with a dark purple
button down shirt tucked in perfectly. She’s wearing heels that showcase the
beautiful long tanned legs that I have been dreaming of for the past two
nights. She has reading glasses on but not like the woman downstairs. Bailey’s
look like they belong, and it is sexy as hell. The thought is having me take a
deep breath to try and calm myself. She straightens up to see who is standing
in her office and her eyes go wide. She looks shocked that it’s me standing
here. “Talon,” she says breathlessly. I can’t make out the expression on her
face. Maybe this wasn’t such a good idea…
1. What was your favorite scene to write?
- Definitely the Epilogue as a whole. My fingers basically danced across the keyboard when I wrote that!
2. Which one was the most challenging to write?
-The physical abuse was nearly impossible to write. It’s Bailey’s story, but I had to give Hollister his voice. THAT, was a struggle. While they were acting out their scene on one side of my brain, the other side was screaming for her to get out of there, like I was watching a horror film. It sucked.
3. Who are some of your favorite writers?
-Abbi Glines, Jennifer Foor, Elizabeth Reyes, Katie Ashley, Aletha Romig and I could keep going but I won’t!
4. What books do you have in the works?
-I am currently writing books 2 (Without Doubt due out this fall) & 3 in the Without series.
5. If you weren't a writer, what job would you like to have?
I’m a mom above being a writer, so I would continue doing that, it’s more than a full time job!
An Interview with C.J. Azevedo
- Definitely the Epilogue as a whole. My fingers basically danced across the keyboard when I wrote that!
2. Which one was the most challenging to write?
-The physical abuse was nearly impossible to write. It’s Bailey’s story, but I had to give Hollister his voice. THAT, was a struggle. While they were acting out their scene on one side of my brain, the other side was screaming for her to get out of there, like I was watching a horror film. It sucked.
3. Who are some of your favorite writers?
-Abbi Glines, Jennifer Foor, Elizabeth Reyes, Katie Ashley, Aletha Romig and I could keep going but I won’t!
4. What books do you have in the works?
-I am currently writing books 2 (Without Doubt due out this fall) & 3 in the Without series.
5. If you weren't a writer, what job would you like to have?
I’m a mom above being a writer, so I would continue doing that, it’s more than a full time job!
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