Give Me Books: Blog Tour - Right There With You by R J Sable

Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Blog Tour - Right There With You by R J Sable

Jamie-Lea Carter has been living under the thumb of her older brothers for eighteen years. Having finally moved out to start her new life as a university student she tries to faithfully follow the strictly ordered life they’ve lain out for her. These rules haven’t been an issue for her before because she knows she owes them everything. More than any sibling can ever owe.

She dutifully follows these rules until she meets Jason Reed and the biggest one becomes a problem. No boyfriends. Torn between her loyalty to her brothers and the sizzling attraction to the intriguing ladies’ man, Jamie-Lea finds herself on dangerous standings with her overbearing and somewhat aggressive brothers.

Jason Reed isn’t intimidated by the Carters. He knows what he wants the moment he sees it and nothing is going to come between him and the girl he never expected to fall for.

With the odds stacked against them, where will this forbidden romance take them?

ADD TO GOODREADS

When I woke up I was still in Ian's bed, he'd fallen asleep next to me, still in his jeans and t-shirt. I stretched out and must have woken him up.

“Morning, Jamie,” he said as he sat up in bed. “Woah! Look at your hair!” He laughed as he pulled gently at strands of my hair. “Somebody has a severe case of bed-head.”

I giggled and he lifted me up onto his shoulders.

“Let's go show your big brothers your new look,” he teased, as he carried me out of his bedroom and down towards the kitchen.

“Hey, Karl,” he called, lifting me off his shoulders and onto the floor. “Check out Jamie-Lea's new hair-style.”

“Wow, you look like a rock star,” Karl teased, kneeling down and opening his arms out for a hug.

I ran into his arms, Nelly hanging from my hand.

“What you want for breakfast, rock star?” Karl asked, ruffling my hair.

I pointed at the yummy chocolate cereal.

“Nu, uh. Only on weekends, you know that,” Ian scolded softly.  

I jutted my bottom lip out and crossed my arms, squeezing Nelly close.

“That's not gonna work, Jamie,” he said, looking cross now.

“Podge, please,” I said quietly.

“One bowl of porridge, coming right up,” he laughed.

RJ was born in the UK and lived there until she was 21 and newly graduated with a degree in Linguistics and Phonetics. The relocation to Sweden was an easy choice having visited for the first time when she was 17 and fallen in love with the culture.

In her free time, RJ can be found with an impossibly large cup of tea and her nose in a book or fingers wrapped around a crochet hook and a tangled ball of yarn.

‘Right There with You’ was RJ’s first book and a real adventure to write. Jamie-Lea was the name of RJ’s imaginary friend as a child, mainly because Dairylea cream cheese was considered a major food group to mini-RJ. If they sold it in Sweden, her fridge would be full of it.