Someday
someday I will?
someday.
today.Baylee Morgan is at a
crossroads of her life. Leaving her marriage of ten years and the only life she’s ever known, she starts over in a penthouse ocean-front condo in
Santa Monica, California. She soon finds herself immersed, albeit reluctantly, in the daunting and perilous world of dating as an almost
thirty-something in Los Angeles, unsure of how to act, what to do, or whether that hot guy she meets in yoga class is
straight.Sebby Powers’ dream has
always been to work in the film industry. At the age of thirty-five, he’s one of the youngest up-and-coming producers in Hollywood. His life is
perfect. Perfect apartment. Perfect girlfriend. Perfect dog. Until a friendship with a beautiful woman with vibrant red hair and a similar taste in
cheesy movies throws his perfect life into a tailspin.
The Other Side Of Someday is
a fun, sexy story of looking for Mr. Right in a world full of Mr. Wrongs, when Mr. Right could be just next door.
“Sebby?” I called out,
hesitantly walking through the entryway and into the open living space.
“Holy shit!” I exclaimed when my eyes settled on him
standing in front of his refrigerator. But that wasn’t what caught me completely off-guard. It was the fact that he was standing there, holding a
towel in his hand, exposing himself in all his glory. I quickly spun around, my entire face turning a shade of red that would put my hair color to
shame.
“Fuck!” he shouted. “Do you take the world’s quickest shower or something?!”
“Balls,” I muttered, keeping my
eyes glued to a large print of a vintage DC-10 that was hanging on the entryway wall.
“What?” he countered, his voice turning light
and amused. I could almost picture that sexy and adorable smile drawn on those kissable lips of his.
“There were balls. And stuff.”
He laughed harder than I had heard him laugh in the few weeks I had known him, the rumble echoing in the open space.
“I’ll never be able to look at you again without seeing your balls, Sebby. Just thought you should know that.” I drew a long breath, trying to
settle my nerves. Seeing his mouth-watering body completely bare didn’t help matters any. “Here’s what I’m going to do. I’m going to go back to
my apartment. I’m going to have a shot of whiskey. Or tequila. Or gin. Or whatever will make my blood pressure drop. And then I’m going to
come back and we’ll try this again, okay?”
“I promise I’ll be dressed when you come back.”
“Why were you bare ass
naked in your kitchen anyway? Did you want me to walk in on you like that? Trying to show off?”
“Do you think I have something to
show off?”
“I… Well…” I shook it off. “I’m not answering that.”
“Okay then.”
“Okay.”
“Baylee…?”
“Yes?” I turned around as one often does when their name is called.
“Jesus!” His expression grew wide and he hastily
attempted to hide himself.
“For fuck’s sake!” I spun back and faced the door once more. “Did you not think to cover yourself up
after the first time I walked in and saw you naked? I’m still standing here. You know that bath towels serve some rather astonishing purposes
these days, the most useful of which being something to wrap around your waist to keep your junk covered! I’m leaving and taking two shots of
whiskey. Be back in five minutes.”
T.K. Leigh, otherwise known
as Tracy Leigh Kellam, is a USA Today Best Selling author of the Beautiful Mess series, in addition to several other works. Originally from New
England, she now resides in sunny Southern California with her husband, dog, three cats, all of which she has rescued (including the husband).
In late 2015, she gave birth to her first (and only) baby. When she’s not planted in front of her computer, writing away, she can be found training
for her next marathon (of which she has run over fifteen fulls and far too many halfs to recall) or keeping her daughter entertained.
T.K. Leigh is represented by Jane Dystel of Dystel & Goderich Literary Management. All publishing inquiries, including audio, foreign, and
film rights, should be directed to her.
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