Synopsis
She
didn't only touch his heart... she touched his soul.
Twenty-two year old Eric Holtzer didn't know what hit him when he first encountered Vivian DuCrane in the hotel lobby. Being a Prince from another country did have its benefits--awesome benefits, such as booze, fast cars, and women, but Vivian was something special--and she was about to turn his world upside down!
Twenty-two year old Eric Holtzer didn't know what hit him when he first encountered Vivian DuCrane in the hotel lobby. Being a Prince from another country did have its benefits--awesome benefits, such as booze, fast cars, and women, but Vivian was something special--and she was about to turn his world upside down!
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Excerpt
Eric walked toward
the 3-tier circular fountain near the entrance of the hotel. It was about eight
feet wide with a twelve foot rearing horse in the middle. Water spouted from
its gaping mouth. Upon its back was a rider wearing a military uniform. Eric’s
eyes quickly dropped to the water—it was crystal clear and a few glittering
rocks sat on the bottom. Every time water toppled down, the heart-shaped stones
shimmered.
“Nice, isn’t it?” A
voice startled him from behind. When he turned the most incredible creature
stood in black pumps and a form-fitting black dress with a white belt. It fit
her figure quite snugly. Her perfect dirty-blond hair was pulled back into a
ponytail and Eric could not take his eyes off her.
“Yes-s it is very
nice.” His blue eyes lightened in her presence as she stared into the pool of
clean water.
“I find it relaxing
whenever I come here.” She muttered softly. His eyes roved over her impeccable
pink cheeks and her small flawless nose. He did not seem to notice anything
else on her body, but that face—it was the face of an angel.
“Do you come here
often?” Eric stumbled over his words. At least he thought he twisted them
inside out. Within, his heart did cartwheels.
“Yes, I do visit this
fountain each day before and after work.” She turned toward him with side of
her mouth raised. The radiant smile brought him to his knees as his gut reacted
to her highlighted face. The sun was almost revealing her most adorable
features. The setting sun’s rays smoothed her fine skin and her almond-shaped
eyes.
“That is nice.” The
words dropped out of his mouth like he was school boy in love.
“Yes, thanks. Enjoy
your evening.” She began to step from him. Everything within him wanted to
encircle this beautiful creature with money, jewelry, and his eternal desire to
be close to her.
“How do you know I’m
going out?” His eyes meandered over hers then he fell in deeper. Those baby blues
could not be turned away from. She must be a gift from heaven and here she was,
dropped in his lap.
“You are dressed in a
black and white suit, and your dress tie.” He lifted a hand to it then
straightened it. “There you go.” He felt a surge of energy rush through him
when she did so. She must have felt it to, he thought as her face blushed under
his gaze.
“I suppose so.” Eric
answered.
“You enjoy whatever
it is you are heading to.” She swiveled on one foot and hurried from him.
“What is your name?”
He called. But it was too late. She was already in the elevator as the doors
closed behind her. Eric’s heart could not stop thumping in his chest. This was
something he had never experienced before. She was something special.
Top Ten Male List for Lead Role:
1) Ian Somerhalder
2) Kellan Lutz
3) Ed Westwick
4) Steven R. McQueen
5) Dave Franco
6) Theo James
7) Chris Pine
8) Taylor Lautner
9) Robert Pattinson
10) Zac Efron
1) Ian Somerhalder
2) Kellan Lutz
3) Ed Westwick
4) Steven R. McQueen
5) Dave Franco
6) Theo James
7) Chris Pine
8) Taylor Lautner
9) Robert Pattinson
10) Zac Efron
About the Author
Candy O’Donnell was born in Carmichael, California.
At the age of twelve, she wrote her first mini
book. Filled mostly with what took place with her mother and her long tedious
bout with leukemia. It was a short story told as extra credit when she suffered
a sprained ankle and had to be out of school for over two months. School
officials refused to believe a word of what she had written until her
grandmother, her guardian back then, entered the school with the truth.
Everything she had written down was exactly what took place. Unfortunately her
mother succumbed to the disease.
She earned a Bachelor’s degree in History and Culture. After
living with her aunt and uncle for over five years she wished to explore her
uncle’s Native heritage and did so with vigor. She also has 6 Grad units in
Criminal Justice. Someday she might go back and finish her Master’s.
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