Greetings!
Ugh. I'm fighting a
nasty summer cold / allergy / yuck something, which I'm hoping runs its course
before next week. School starts on August 25, but my kidlets already have golf
and football stuff going on. We've already had a football scrimmage and our
first golf match is Monday. Sadly, I won't be going because I can't breathe
when I go outside. LOL Ugh. Seriously, my nasal passages can clear up any time
now.
Let's see. Teen Wolf? Yeah. A shit ton of stuff
happened in the last episode. Glad to see things moving forward. I'm now
excited to see Monday's episode. If I'm not in a cold / allergy medication
induced coma. <see above>
Friday night on
Syfy is still kicking major ass. Defiance
turned in a pretty awesome episode. But… I was sad to see one of the characters
go. I'm also dying to see where this whole thing ends and there better be
another season to wrap stuff up. I'm going to be very angry if there isn't. LOL
Killjoys seriously keeps me glued to the screen. This is another one where a new
season is a must. The pacing and everything else related to backstory and world
building is just about perfect. The only thing I'd like to see a little more of
is John's history. I'd even throw Pawter in there, too, but I'm actually okay with
what's been revealed of her history so far. Here's hoping next week's episode
is mind-blowing.
Dark Matter… cliffhanger ahoy! I'll be riveted to see
how Two gets out of the predicament she landed in. I'm also interested in
seeing where they end this season. While this show spends a little more time on
backstory / exposition, I'm definitely excited by the possibilities of more.
The Last Ship. What can I say? I've praised everything
from the pacing, characters, actors, and writing. I'll add all the twists and
turns to the mix. I totally didn't see Rachel's ballsy action last week and I
can't wait to see if shit flies or not. I'm kind of hoping for the latter
because seriously? Her move needed to happen. Just saying.
And enough about
TV. Tonight's post is from Calamity of Chaos, book three of the Chaos series, where
Esme and Ashton venture to America.
Here's the
mini-blurb:
Esme and Ashton embark on a trip to America, on the trail of
their nemesis's partner. Calamity ensues when they stumble upon a dastardly
plot to keep them from returning home.
And a preview snippet…
Esme entered the room before Ash
and dropped her cases on the floor. She crossed over to the bed and tumbled
backwards, letting out a satisfied groan.
Ash chuckled. "I take it the
accommodations meet with your approval?" He set his luggage next to hers
and loosened his collar.
Esme rolled over to her side,
propping her head on a hand. "Can't be sure until we test the bed, but so
far, so good." She reached down and untied the laces of her boots, tugging
them loose to kick them off.
Ash crossed over to the bed and
grasped her leg, twisting her back to lie flat. "Then we should be
conducting said test right away, don't you think?" His palm slid up her
calf and his fingers dragged a stocking down and off.
Esme wiggled her toes and arched
her foot. "Ah… feels good to be barefoot." She held up her other leg.
Ash grinned and repeated the
process. "I know you prefer breeches and socks, but keeping up appearances
is important, Es." He shrugged out of his jacket and joined her on the
bed. "I'll make it worth the extra effort on your end." His head
lowered and he dropped a kiss on her nose.
Esme caught his face between her
hands. "I know you will, Ash." She meshed her mouth with his, sliding
her tongue past his lips.
Ash groaned, his mind drifting to
all the ways he'd like to have her. Esme smiled through the kiss and Ash chuckled.
The closer he and Esme got, the more he tended to unwittingly share.
He eased away, working the
buttons of her blouse loose. "What would you like to start with, my
dear?" Separating the sides, he trailed his fingers along the edge of her
camisole.
Esme started undoing his buttons.
"I think the second scenario for starters." She shoved the fabric
aside and flicked her tongue over his nipple.
Ash's lips curved upward. His
Esme never ceased to make the right call.
I love this series
so much. If all goes well, there should be four books total.
That's it for this
week.
Cheers!
Skye
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