by Ariel Tachna
“Michael? I could use a hand with this.”
“Excuse me,” Michael said. “Work is calling.”
He went over to Lee’s booth, helping him hang up the items they’d brought for display. When they were done, Lee kissed him swiftly. “Enjoy the con, baby. I’ll see you at dinner tonight.”
About the Author
Ariel Tachna lives in southwestern Ohio with her husband, her daughter and son, and their cat. A native of the region, she has nonetheless lived all over the world, having fallen in love with both France, where she found her career and her husband, and India, where she dreams of retiring some day. She started writing when she was twelve and hasn’t looked back since. A connoisseur of wine and horses, she’s as comfortable on a farm as she is in the big cities of the world.
Visit Ariel’s web site at http://www.arieltachna.com/ and her blog at http://arieltachna.livejournal.com/.
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Rediscovery ©Copyright Ariel Tachna, 2011
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Released in the United States of America
February 2011
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