author: leah ashton

... reboot would be so physical! Only ... full of...ugh. One glimpse of the ice-skinned murk convinced her to swing a leg off her vintage-style bicycle and walk. A blast of icy water shot up from her feet along her legs, giving her whole body a.

... door he'd ... next box. On top lay empty wooden photo frames, one with a crack through the glass. And beneath that lay two phone books—the thick, heavy type that had used to be delivered before everyone had started searching for numbers ...

... door he'd become tense. His body, his words. His gaze. It had been obvious he'd wanted to leave, and he had as soon ... read the ten o'clock news in a lovely, clipped British accent. Only ten a.m.? Her self-determined noon lunchbreak felt a ...

Leah Ashton. fir, or lit by the glow of the Christmas lights that stretched ... sheet music balanced on spindly metal stands, and crowds mingled around old ... lights and drew Ana like a magnet. At its base, with the scent of conifer ...

... Christmas lights that stretched from building to building high above the street. Eventually they made their way to ... sheet music balanced on spindly metal stands, and crowds mingled around old wine barrels, holding steaming hot drinks in ...

... my heart. In fact I was starting to feel smothered by him so I...uh...' 'You...?' 'I told him I wanted to break up ... access code to get into the office early the next morning. Very early when he didn't think anyone else would be around ...

... one more time.” Roy played the opening chords. At Jethro's feet Lexi closed her eyes, her fingers tapping to the ... baby monitor to a comfortable chair in the living room. She set down the baby monitor and used a remote to open the drapes.