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Tamsyn Bester
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Book #1
There’s a fine line between love and hate, so fine that you don’t know you’ve lost balance until it’s too late.
I’m not sure exactly when I lost my balance, all I know is that he was to blame.
Dane Winters.
The boy who’d spent most of his life hating me for reasons I never understood.
** ** ** ** ** **
It was no secret that I hated her, but only I knew why.
She was off-limits.
And then our separate worlds collided with one tragedy.
It wasn’t her fault, I knew that, but I wanted her to hurt the way I did, and I needed someone to blame. She was an easy target.
Kennedy Monroe.
The girl I’d picked on all our lives.
And the woman I barely tolerated.
Until the line between love and hate was no longer visible…
*New Adult Contemporary Romance*
*Due to mature content this book is not suitable for readers younger than 18*
I’m not sure exactly when I lost my balance, all I know is that he was to blame.
Dane Winters.
The boy who’d spent most of his life hating me for reasons I never understood.
** ** ** ** ** **
It was no secret that I hated her, but only I knew why.
She was off-limits.
And then our separate worlds collided with one tragedy.
It wasn’t her fault, I knew that, but I wanted her to hurt the way I did, and I needed someone to blame. She was an easy target.
Kennedy Monroe.
The girl I’d picked on all our lives.
And the woman I barely tolerated.
Until the line between love and hate was no longer visible…
*New Adult Contemporary Romance*
*Due to mature content this book is not suitable for readers younger than 18*
Book #1.5
Hot on the heels of the International Bestselling novel, The Line Between, comes the much-anticipated sequel, Blurred Lines.
Jade Matthews and Reid Cole have been best friends all their lives. He was the boy who chased away the monsters from under her bed, and she was the girl he knew he was going to spend the rest of his life with.
But even friendships aren’t always built to last.
This is a story about two best friends who’s lives change after one night – a night that not even Fate could have stopped. In the aftermath, Reid and Jade lose their friendship, but soon come to find that they were destined to be so much more.
**Due to language and sexual situations this book is intended for readers older than 18. Although it is about two supporting characters from The Line Between, it is not recommended as a standalone. If you don’t like somewhat clichéd stories, this book isn’t for you. HEA. No cliffy**
Jade huffed. “Stella is the problem, but I guess you
just don’t see it. Everyone else can see her for what she is, why can’t you?”
“She’s only a problem because you don’t like her, and
she knows it!”
Jade reared back as if I’d physically slapped her. “I’m
not the one who told you we can’t be friends, Reid.”
A bitter laugh stumbled from my mouth, and the words
followed before I could stop them. “I can see why blaming it all on Stella for
that would be convenient for you.”
“What is that supposed to mean?”
“It means you are somewhat responsible for what
happened between us. You decided we couldn’t be friends anymore, way before I
started seeing Stella.”
Nothing was going as planned, but the only way we
were going to work it out was to verbalize everything we kept to ourselves. She
had to know, once and for all, that she’d done some irreparable damage to me
too. I couldn’t keep it to myself anymore. It was starting to gnaw away at me.
“We made a mistake,” she said angrily. “But if I
recall correctly you were there too, and now there’s no going back.”
“This is where I disagree,” I replied, fighting the
natural inclination to shout. Jade got me riled up in every way, and fighting
with her, however wrong, was always my first reaction. Knowing that she
regretted us stung. “You decided for
both of us we couldn’t be more. You ran scared, and now you want to blame my
girlfriend because you’re jealous.”
Jade’s face remained hard, but her eyes had glazed
over at some point, and the guilt pulled at me. I didn’t want it to be this
way, but once I opened the door to our now screwed up friendship I couldn’t
close it. It was too late, and I was afraid we were really and truly done for.
“I think you should leave now,” she said, standing
quickly. I jumped up and took hold of her arm. She spun to face me, hitting me
with the force of those boundless brown eyes that I’d spent all my life
drowning in.
“I’m not going anywhere,” I said, pulling her closer.
“Not until you’ve heard everything I have to say.”
“What more is there, Reid? You’ve moved on, and I’m
trying my best to stay away because it’s what Stella wants - ”
“Moved on?” I asked incredulously. “You think I’ve
moved on? I’m trying to fill the fucking hole you left with someone who will
never compare. Don’t you get it?”
Jade bit her lip but I still saw the slight quiver.
She was emotional, more so than usual, and I wondered if the end of our
friendship had taken a bigger toll on her than I’d initially assumed. Maybe she
was just as bruised on the inside as I was, trying to figure how to continue
living even though we had to do it without each other.
“Then why are you with her?” Her voice was husky, and
thick, unlike I’d ever heard it. Jade had always been so strong, so willful,
and she never showed weakness. But she was showing it all now, allowing me to
see that she’d been suffering.
“You did this,” I whispered harshly, ignoring her
question. “You made me move forward without you, and God I’m fucking trying but
you’re making it impossible!” My voice has risen, and Jade whimpered when I
lowered my face to hers.
“Being with Stella is better than being alone and
pining for the woman who fucking destroyed me two months ago. She’s not
perfect, and I don’t think I love her, but if it means I won’t hurt anymore,
I’ll fucking try.”
Jade’s hot breath fanned my face as she squeezed her
eyes closed. Her mouth was so close, and I was so tempted to kiss her, crush
her body up against mine and never let her go. But I had to. She didn’t want
me, and there was only so much a man could take.
“I miss you,” I murmured, pressing my forehead
against hers and holding her forearms. “But I can’t do this, Jade. You’ve
broken me baby,” I swallowed, struggling to speak calmly without cracking in
front of her, “and I have to put myself back together the best way I know how.
You walked away first, and I’m just doing what you want.”
Tamsyn
is a 24 year old author who has an insatiable hunger for New Adult Contemporary
Romance novels, coffee and chocolate. When she’s not getting caught up in yet
another steamy romance with a new book boyfriend, she can be found spending
endless hours working away on her laptop. Tamsyn is a Brat when it comes to
books and believes that every story, no matter how challenging, should have a
Happy Ever After.
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