The holiday story of mine I'd like to feature today is my one and only f/f book, called "Tenacious Bea and the Bite of Destiny."
Here's the blurb:
It's Christmas time, and Jenny couldn't care less! But when her toothless dog Tenacious Bea is accused of biting her neighbor, Jenny discovers that love and happiness are lurking just around the corner in the form of Anne from the Health Department. Anne feels horrible when she learns of the childhood tragedy that robbed Jenny of her Christmas spirit. With a little shove from destiny, and Tenacious Bea, she helps Jenny find her holiday cheer.
This was one of my favorite books to write, simply because the character of Bea the dog is based on my own beloved pooch, Ginger. Ginger passed away in 2009, but she's immortalized forever in the pages of this story.
Here's a little excerpt:
Jenny nodded silently and reached for her. "I called my mom."
Anne took Jenny's hand and squeezed it as she sat down. "I know. I was eavesdropping. Sorry. What did she say?"
"That she'd think about it." Jenny sighed heavily. "Which means no."
"Maybe not. You never know. After all, did you ever think you'd be reclining on your couch this morning, gazing at a tri-colored tree with a hot Asian chick?"
"I certainly did not." Jenny laughed and tears spilled down her cheeks.
"Aww, honey don't cry. You know what, if they come then great, but if they don't? Then to hell with them! It's their loss. You and I will have the best Christmas dinner we've had in a long time, with or without them, right?"
Jenny nodded.
Anne took Jenny's face in her hands and leaned toward her. She brought their lips together in a sweet kiss that trailed down Jenny's cheek and neck to end in nibbles along her collarbone.
Jenny shivered and pulled Anne close, running her fingers through the sleep-tousled spikes of her hair and rubbing her scalp gently. "You make me want to move way too fast, you know."
"Uh-huh." Anne slid her hands into Jenny's robe and around to tickle her fingers up and down Jenny's back. She sighed as Jenny arched against her. Her mind screamed at her to slow down, but everything else in her wanted more. "I want you, Jen. So damn bad. I know we should wait..."
"We really should." Jenny licked along Anne's jaw and up to her lips to kiss her again. "Come shower with me."
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