TITLE: THE FACE IN THE MIRROR
AUTHOR: BARBARA STEWART
RELEASED: APRIL 16, 2014
Loss brings things home. You reflect on what you had, and what you’ve lost.
What if you met the love of your life... Again?
What if he never fell out of love with you?
And you realized that you were still in love with him.
Could you push the past aside…
And focus on the future?
Relive what was good…
And learn from the bad?
What if you found a secret…
That revealed that everything about your family was a lie…
Changed your thoughts on love and commitment…
And turned all that you believe in upside down...
What if a mirror reflected what you loved…
And what you lost?
That night as I was getting ready
for bed, the song played through in my head and I felt my own body swaying to
the music. I was washing my face and brushing my teeth, and when I looked in
the mirror, I saw Mitchell coming into the bathroom. I smiled and danced a
little more.
“Puttin’ on a show for me?” he
asked, placing his hands on my hips, lifting my hair, kissing my neck, and then
my shoulder.
“Heard this song today that the
girls were listening to and I can’t get it out of my head,” I replied, watching
him in the mirror.
“What song has you moving like
that, Renie? I need to hear it and see the rest of your moves,” he said, as he
flashed a sexy smile in the mirror. I reached to grab my phone off the counter.
As I turned, I leaned back, placing my bottom on the edge of the counter and
started the song.
‘Cuz with your hand in my hand and a pocket full of soul
I can tell you there’s no place we couldn't go
Just put your hand on the glass
I'll be tryin’ to pull you through
You just gotta be strong…
Mitchell took my hands and pulled
me to him and began to do some swayin’ of his own – and I liked it!
“Why haven’t
we danced like this before, Renie?” he asked, nuzzling my neck, leaving hot
breath behind as his hands softly caressed my back. “It’s a huge turn-on,” he
whispered.
“Huge,” I repeated, barely able to
breathe.
It’s like you’re my mirror
My mirror staring back at me…
“Thank you for being the other
half of my reflection,” I whispered as he lifted me into his arms.
He carried me
to the bed and started the song once more, kissing me, touching me in ways that
had my body aching for more, and he gave me what I wanted.
Later, lying in Mitchell’s arms,
he told me, “I saw her in the mirror… and I’m gonna pray that I see her again…”
Excited, I sat up. “You did? You
saw my mom?”
“No. I saw the woman of my dreams,
the woman I’ve loved since I was a young man. I saw you Renie.”
Barbara S Stewart (7/13/1959) - Is a yankee-billy. She was born in Havre de Grace, MD, but raised a BRATS (you’ll find it in the book!).
Residing in Middleburg, FL with her husband, Gene, they share their home with a fat cat named Kooky. She’s worked in the electronics industry, and most recently in healthcare. In 2009, she was awarded the American Cancer Society’s HOPE award for volunteerism.
She writes love stories, and the ideas usually evolve from music – a song she hears that ‘paints a picture.’ She refers to her writing as ‘the sound-track of her life.’ Sprinkled through her stories are humor and sadness based on experiences shared with family and friends. If you know her you may read something and think, ‘is that me?’ You never know… She loves books by Adriana Trigiani and Nora Roberts, and loves exploring new, self-published authors like her.
The third book in the Rock and Roll Trilogy – Feel Like Makin’ Love will be released later in 2013. She also has another work in progress, The Face in the Mirror that she hopes to release sometime in 2013, as well.
She loves to hear from readers, and you can find her at:
OTHER BOOKS OF BARBARA
Rock and Roll Never Forgets (The Rock and Roll Trilogy)
When I Look to the Sky (The Rock and Roll Trilogy)
Feel Like Makin' Love (Rock and Roll Trilogy #3)
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