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Fate and Fortune: Part One
By Robin Daniels
We're celebrating the release of Fate and Fortune: Part One, the first part in a Young Adult contemporary romance duology. Read the author's message from day one HERE, read an excerpt from day two HERE, and read a second excerpt below. Don't forget to enter the book/Amazon gift card giveaway as well...
Fate & Fortune: Part One
By Robin Daniels
YA Contemporary Romance, Duology
ebook, 279 Pages
ebook, 279 Pages
September 20th 2018
Bryce has liked Paige since they were little but has never had the guts to act on his feelings. Paige is devastated over being dumped by her long-time boyfriend and can’t seem to move on. They’re stuck in a rut, until fate decides to pull them out.
Both Paige and Bryce are talked into seeing a fortune teller at the annual Summer’s End Carnival. Neither of them buys into the mysticism, until the psychic’s predictions start coming true. Now, the most bizarre things are happening and there isn’t a clear explanation. Each of them must figure out if they’re the subject of an elaborate hoax or a bigger plan forged by destiny.
*This book is part one of two. Books should be read sequentially.
*This book is part one of two. Books should be read sequentially.
Excerpt
(BRYCE)
THE PLAYERS: Bryce-The Lovesick Hero, Janelle (AKA
Mom)-Bryce’s Mother, Cody-Bryce’s Twin Brother, Kennedy-Bryce’s Little Sister.
Paige
and I used to be closer. I think she might have liked me back in middle school.
But like Cody said, I was a chicken, so I never acted on it. By the time I’d
become confident enough to say something, Jason Marcos had stolen her from me.
I parked
Mr. Martin’s car in front of the house and walked into the kitchen. The first
thing I did was reach for the plate of cookies. “I hope you plan on washing
those hands before you eat,” my mother warned, even though her back was to me.
People joke about parents having eyes in the back of their head, but my mom
does—for real.
“Yes, I
plan on washing them. I was just testing you,” I lied, heading for the sink.
She scooted over to give me some room.
“Did you
make it to the door this time?” she asked.
“Mom,” I
hissed quietly. “You can’t ask me stuff like that when Kennedy’s home. She has
ultrasonic hearing when it comes to gossip.”
“Relax;
Kennedy isn’t here. She left with Cody.”
“I
thought Cody was going to work?”
“Huh.
She told me she was going to the café. Maybe he was dropping her off before he
headed over.”
“Probably,”
I replied, then paused before answering her question. “I didn’t even bother
getting out of the car.” I sighed as I dried my hands and took a seat at the
counter. “It’s hopeless.”
“That’s
not the confident, optimistic son I gave birth to.” She frowned.
“No,
that guy’s name is Cody. I got all the maturity, and he got all the
confidence.”
Mom
leaned on the counter and grabbed a cookie off the plate. “Why don’t you two
make a trade? Some of his confidence for a little of your drive and
determination.”
I
chuckled. “It’s not only a confidence thing. It’s more about timing. Paige
clearly isn’t over Jason yet. No matter how much I like her, nothing is going
to happen until she is. I need some sort of sign.”
There
was a gleam in her eye as she drummed her fingers on the counter. “You know,
your dad and I went to see the psychic at the carnival last night. You could go
tonight and have Madam Vorski read your fortune. Maybe she can tell you when
Paige will be ready for you to make a move.”
I
paused, sandwich inches from my mouth, then blanched before saying, “First of
all, don’t say ever say the phrase make a
move again. It sounds weird and gross coming from you. Second, you’re
kidding, right? You want me to spend my hard-earned money on some scam artist?
Who are you, and what have you done with my mother?”
Mom
laughed. “No, I want you to spend my
money.” She reached into her pocket, pulled out a twenty, and placed it on the
counter in front of me. “It was kind of fun.”
“You’re
seriously giving me twenty bucks to use on a psychic? You, the lady who makes
me pay for my own gas, insurance, and cell phone.”
“Are you calling me cheap?” She frowned.
I gave her a dry look. “Are you denying it?”
“Are you calling me cheap?” She frowned.
I gave her a dry look. “Are you denying it?”
About the Author
The most important thing to know about me is that I'm basically a sixteen-year-old trapped in an adult's body. It's why I feel such a great connection to all of my characters and why I love to write romantic comedy. The kid in me just wants to be goofy. Besides being a writer; I'm a wife, mother of five, volleyball enthusiast and home decorating guru. My list of favorites includes: reading, Christmas, pedicures, dessert, steak, Arizona winters and most importantly, Diet Coke.
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