**The Betrayal Incident by Marla Holt**
Good Morning,
Everyone! So thrilled to see you all today! Not too long ago, I featured the
first and second book in this series. Well, today I am welcoming this author
back to share the third book with us! Yay! Please allow me to once again feature on the
blog Marla Holt and her latest release, THE BETRAYAL INCIDENT … Plus, a
GIVEAWAY!
**MARLA HOLT**
**BIO**
Marla
Holt believes in second chances, romance, and the radical notion
that everyone deserves a happily every after. She's living her own
fairy tale, writing contemporary romance novels in her Kansas
farmhouse with her husband, three boys, three cats, and flock of
imaginary sheep.
To
find out more about Ms. Holt, please visit:
**THE BETRAYAL INCIDENT**
Publication
date:
September 14, 2020
Series:
The Incident Series #3
Genres:
Adult, Romance, Contemporary
**BLURB**
Because of his betrayal,
Phoenix walks away from the only man she’s ever wanted. Can Robin find the
strength to fight for their love?
Phoenix Lambert doesn’t have time for men. She’s too busy
running pop star Van Birch’s empire. But she can’t get a certain silver fox out
of her head. One night together turns into two which turns into sneaking
around to be together, because oh yeah, that silver fox is also her best
friend’s dad.
Twice widowed Robin Birch isn’t in the market for a third
wife. He has a busy law practice to run and a bid for Congress to win. But when
Phoenix falls into his arms, he can’t make himself let her go–or confess
to his daughter that he’s been sleeping with her best friend.
When Phoenix refuses to be his dirty little secret, Robin thinks
it’s over. But their relationships with Van keep pushing them back together.
Can proximity and the promise of love bring them back from the brink of
betrayal?
The Betrayal Incident is the third and final installment in
The Incident series. Read this steamy age gap, best friend’s father romance
with a guaranteed happily ever after by Marla Holt today.
**EXCERPT**
“This
is a surprise,” he said, nuzzling his nose over her neck.
“I’ll
say. A bid for Congress, who knew?” Phoenix said.
“We
only started putting the team together. Do you think it’s a bad idea?”
“No,
I think you’d be brilliant at it. Just surprised. You haven’t mentioned it
since that night.” She let the part about him being a complete asshole be
implied. To his credit, he didn’t back down.
“I
always meant to get into politics eventually.”
Robin
raised his head to meet her eyes, she saw heat and desire, and just the barest
hint of vulnerability. She wrapped her arms around his neck and pulled him in
for a light kiss on the lips. “It makes sense.” And it did, only Phoenix
dreaded what it would mean when he was living on the East Coast and she was
back to living in L.A. most of the time.
But
maybe she was thinking too far ahead. The election wouldn’t be for another
year. It was anybody’s guess what would happen between then and now. And
Phoenix hadn’t even told him about the baby yet. She’d had half a mind to do it
now, to ply him with roast beef and spicy pickles and tell him he was going to
be a father and that despite all the bullshit they were wading through now, she
was excited—ecstatic even. Their nursery theme was going to be gender neutral.
Whales, she’d already decided, but she would let him suggest names if he
wanted.
Instead,
Robin pressed Phoenix into the door with his body as his lips brushed over her
jaw. “Did you have urgent business or . . .?” he asked, and she could hear the
plea in his voice that told her he just needed a break. Which was fine. They
had plenty of time to talk about the baby.
“I
missed you, but I can probably come up with something if you’d like to work.”
“I’d
rather not,” Robin’s voice was gruff, hard.
“Good,
because I’ve always wanted to go down on you in your office.” Then she pulled
him in for a hard kiss.
Robin
sighed against her lips, brushing his tongue out to meet hers as his hands
landed on her hips and squeezed. Phoenix managed to shove him out of his
jacket. Then, with a rub of her cheek over his bearded chin, she grasped his
tie and pulled him around his desk and pushed him back into his leather desk
chair.
He
grinned as she leaned over him. “Are you feeling bossy today?”
“I’m
feeling bossy every day, Birch.” She kissed him once more, then concentrated
her attention on his fly. His suit was a light gray today, made out of a
breathable fabric that was soft and cool beneath Phoenix’s fingertips as she
traced the ridge behind his zipper.
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**GIVEAWAY**
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$25 Amazon Gift Card +
eBook Copy of THE BETRAYAL INCIDENT
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