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Fireball Whiskey #2
Going Down
The first time they met the timing had been wrong...
Merci
I felt so much better about myself since my chance, meeting with Ryan. I had done a few of the things he had suggested. But I'd waited until I left Paul first. Then I went and had a makeover done on myself.I'd had my hair cut and styled, and I'd had both a manicure and a pedicure. I had also purchased new clothes for myself and my two sweet girls. I didn't look like the same old Merci, who I had once been. The girls no longer looked like orphans either.
I still couldn't stop thinking about the night Ryan, and I had spent together. The receptionist stuck her head inside the room. "Mark is ready for you now, Mrs. Crandall."
"Look at me, Allie, how did you get chocolate all over your face. Didn't you share any with your tummy?" I went back into the room to wet a napkin. Maddie ran off and stopped in front of the desk, while I wiped off Allie's face with the wet wipe.
Ryan
I waited for the elevator door to open, then walked inside. I was still going over everything that Mark had said to me. The small space was filled with people as I entered the crowded elevator. I turned around to push the button that would take me to the lobby.
I happened to glance up just as the doors were closing to catch a glimpse of a beautiful woman bending over to pick up a small girl then lift her into her arms. She looked just like my Merci.
The doors to the elevator closed in front of me. "Merci?" I reached out trying to find the stop button, and someone behind me said, 'Going down, Sir?'
Merci
I felt so much better about myself since my chance, meeting with Ryan. I had done a few of the things he had suggested. But I'd waited until I left Paul first. Then I went and had a makeover done on myself.I'd had my hair cut and styled, and I'd had both a manicure and a pedicure. I had also purchased new clothes for myself and my two sweet girls. I didn't look like the same old Merci, who I had once been. The girls no longer looked like orphans either.
I still couldn't stop thinking about the night Ryan, and I had spent together. The receptionist stuck her head inside the room. "Mark is ready for you now, Mrs. Crandall."
"Look at me, Allie, how did you get chocolate all over your face. Didn't you share any with your tummy?" I went back into the room to wet a napkin. Maddie ran off and stopped in front of the desk, while I wiped off Allie's face with the wet wipe.
Ryan
I waited for the elevator door to open, then walked inside. I was still going over everything that Mark had said to me. The small space was filled with people as I entered the crowded elevator. I turned around to push the button that would take me to the lobby.
I happened to glance up just as the doors were closing to catch a glimpse of a beautiful woman bending over to pick up a small girl then lift her into her arms. She looked just like my Merci.
The doors to the elevator closed in front of me. "Merci?" I reached out trying to find the stop button, and someone behind me said, 'Going down, Sir?'
90 pages, Paperback
First published August 9, 2017
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Robin Rance
78 books68 followers Robin is married but spent twenty-two years as a single mother of five before she married her current husband. She was a letter carrier for twenty-four years and is now retired from the postal service. She lives in the heat of Arizona where she loves to write her stories and the stories of others.
Robin Rance began writing after a reoccurring dream kept making an appearance. She wakes up regularly with other stories begging to be told. Robin generally writes contemporary romance but also has written other genres including inspirational romance, fantasy historical romance, and a WWII historical Mystery/Romance book as well. She finished her first children’s book about anti-bullying and recently released her second book about friendly monsters at play.
Robin currently has nineteen books that have been self-published and is working on releasing five more this year. She’s got a crazy imagination and a lot more stories to tell. If you enjoy her books, please remember to leave a review and recommend her to your friends and family members who love to read.
Robin Rance began writing after a reoccurring dream kept making an appearance. She wakes up regularly with other stories begging to be told. Robin generally writes contemporary romance but also has written other genres including inspirational romance, fantasy historical romance, and a WWII historical Mystery/Romance book as well. She finished her first children’s book about anti-bullying and recently released her second book about friendly monsters at play.
Robin currently has nineteen books that have been self-published and is working on releasing five more this year. She’s got a crazy imagination and a lot more stories to tell. If you enjoy her books, please remember to leave a review and recommend her to your friends and family members who love to read.
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February 24, 2020It is three weeks later and Ryan and Merci can't seem to get each other off of their minds.
Merci has finally decided to leave her abusive husband. She and their two girls go to live with her parents. She takes the money that Ryan gave her, and uses it to give herself a makeover and to buy some new things for her children. Something that they never had, always having received hand me downs. She is looking for a new job and attempting to get a divorce from her husband. Things are looking up in her life, but she cannot get Ryan and their one night together off of her mind.
Ryan is attempting to use a private investigator to find evidence that his wife is cheating on him. For the past three weeks, she has been acting weirdly affectionate, and he doesn't know where all of this attention is coming from. He is not interested, he wants to be out of his marriage of eight years, and to be able to move forward with a life with Merci. Things aren't going quite as planned. And at every chance she gets, his wife is there to mess things up.
Rushing to read the conclusion.
Merci has finally decided to leave her abusive husband. She and their two girls go to live with her parents. She takes the money that Ryan gave her, and uses it to give herself a makeover and to buy some new things for her children. Something that they never had, always having received hand me downs. She is looking for a new job and attempting to get a divorce from her husband. Things are looking up in her life, but she cannot get Ryan and their one night together off of her mind.
Ryan is attempting to use a private investigator to find evidence that his wife is cheating on him. For the past three weeks, she has been acting weirdly affectionate, and he doesn't know where all of this attention is coming from. He is not interested, he wants to be out of his marriage of eight years, and to be able to move forward with a life with Merci. Things aren't going quite as planned. And at every chance she gets, his wife is there to mess things up.
Rushing to read the conclusion.
August 31, 2017
Going Down by Robin Rance brings Merci and Ryan back together again in the second book of the Fireball series. Their magical, romantic night is now behind them and there is a possibility of the recreation of their first chance meeting. Both are now trying to tie up loose ends to come back together. However, Merci doesn't know all of what Ryan is up to. You want to be mad at Ryan, but you see his side of the story and hope he wakes up! Can't wait for the last book in this burning series.
February 28, 2018
The second story is just as good as the first. I so was not expecting this ending at all! Heading right into the third story. I have to find out if the ending is what I'm so hoping for!
May 23, 2022
Loved this series. I really thought Ryan and Merci would be together in this one! But what a twist!
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