Hi everyone! Thank
you so much for stopping by. My name is Remmy Duchene and I am here to give you
an exclusive sneak into my newest story Trust
and Control. It has been extensively rewritten and edited so there are tons
of hot new tidbits for you to enjoy!
Wealthy real estate mogul Christophe Lafavre has
everything—except any love life to speak of. Though he has a brilliant head for
business, when it comes to relationships, he’s often left fumbling in the dark.
To put a stop to the whispers about his pitiful
social life, Christophe takes a suggestion from a friend and goes to a club on
masquerade night. There, he meets an elusive hottie who calls himself Raj, and
though Christophe cannot see Raj’s face, there’s definitely a connection. Over
the phone and online, Christophe and Raj get to know each other. Their
conversation is easy and arousing. It’s hard for Christophe to believe the
strength of the feelings he’s developing toward a man who is still essentially
a stranger, but he can’t get Raj out of his head. They eventually give in to
their physical longing—but still Raj refuses to show his face or divulge his
identity.
When it comes, the revelation will rock
Christophe’s world and redefine more than one relationship in his life.
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EXCERPT
“Welcome
to L’Arissa,” the man said, his accent slightly thick. “You’re here to see Mr.
Raj?”
Christophe
nodded. He glanced over his shoulder, then back at the man before him. “What’s
going on? Why is it so empty here?”
“Mr.
Raj has booked the entire ristorante for
the night. He’s also given me this.” The host held up a black blindfold. “His
instructions are that you have to put it on.”
“I’m
not putting that on.”
“He
said you were going to say that. He said I’m supposed to remind you about
trust.”
“Mother
fucker!”
The
host cleared his throat as though to remind Christophe of his manners.
Frowning,
Christophe grabbed the blindfold and took a breath. “Can you at least tell me
what Raj looks like?”
The
man stared at him blankly with his lips pressed in a thin line. When he opened
his mouth, Christophe beat him to it.
“Let
me guess. Mr. Raj said I was going to ask that too?”
The
host nodded.
“Smartass,”
Christophe muttered under his breath.
“He
said you would say that too.”
Christophe’s
frown deepened, but the host simply walked away. Shaking his head, he walked
farther into the restaurant and sat at the only table in the dimly lit dining
room. “I trust plenty,” Christophe grumbled. “I trust Jaswant. I trust Rex. I
trust Anju and most of the people I work with. I trust way more than plenty. Jerk.”
Flopping
in the seat, he fingered the softness of the cloth. This could be some
elaborate hoax to rob him or something. Rolling his eyes, he shrugged. He hadn’t
brought much of anything but his license and his credit card.
All his
life he’d been safe, and now he had a chance to blow that out of the water.
With a quick shrugged, he lifted the blindfold up over his eyes, hooked the
strap behind his head, and pulled it in place.
When
he heard footsteps behind him, Christophe’s first instinct was to remove the
blindfold.
“No.
Don’t.”
“Raj,
what’s with the secret?”
“Remember
what I said to you last night?”
“Yeah,
yeah. Trust.”
Raj
touched his head, dragging his fingers over Christophe’s flesh to his neck,
then caressed him in the same way he’d told Christophe to touch himself during
their phone session.
Multi-published
Remmy Duchene was born in St. Anns, Jamaica and moved to Canada at a young age.
When not working or writing, Remmy loves dabbling in photography, travelling
and spending time with friends and family.
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Remmy Duchene
I always get the line Don't I know you from somewhere.
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Congrats on the new release and thanks for the excerpt! I love the cover.
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Are you an angel? 'Cause you like yoi fell from heaven.
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I once had a guy tell me I remind him of his mother right before asking me out. Ugh - no.
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I got "Do you know me? Have you seen me around?" before. It was a little weird.
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