Wanting the Neighbor's Daughter

By Sam Crescent

Luke Reynolds desires his neighbor’s daughter, Kimberly. His feelings for her have grown over the years he’s known her, and now she’s twenty and he can’t deny her anything.

Kimberly has had a crush on her neighbor for a long time. He’s a womanizer and he’d never look at her twice.

One weekend house-sitting for her parents, both of their lives are about to change. Neither knows about their true feelings, but after this weekend Luke and Kimberly will not have a choice. Can their love survive her father’s wrath? And can Luke wait for Kimberly to make her his?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Evernight Publishing
• Release date: Jul 28, 2013
• ISBN: 9781771304870

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Copyright© 2013 Sam Crescent

ISBN: 978-1-77130-487-0

Cover Artist: Sour Cherry Designs

Editor: Karyn White

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WANTING THE NEIGHBOR'S DAUGHTER

Romance on the Go

Sam Crescent

Copyright © 2013

Chapter One

Kimmy, we’re going out now. We’ll be gone all weekend. Are you sure you don’t mind staying home alone?

Kimberly Aston stared at her mother and laughed. Mom, I’m twenty. Don’t you think calling me Kimmy is a little old? And I can look after myself. She’d been to college for one year and was heading back in a couple of weeks after her summer break. Her parents needed the time alone, and the only way to convince them to go was for her to stay and house-sit. Kimberly didn’t mind the responsibility. She just wished her parents would trust her. She’d never caused them any trouble growing up. Through school she’d excelled and gotten into a great college. When she finished college she’d be training to be a nurse. Everything was going great for her.

I keep forgetting how grown up you’ve become. Her mom hugged her one final time before heading out the front door.

She heard her father clear his throat, and she turned to smile at him. What, Dad? she asked, folding her arms.

You know me, Kimmy. I don’t like leaving you.

Her relationship with her dad had always been a fantastic one. She loved him and knew no matter what he’d always be there for her. Closing the distance between them she wrapped her arms around him. His comforting scent surrounded her, and once again she was a little girl in his arms.

You and Mom need this. I don’t mind house sitting.

Well, Mr. Reynolds is next door if you need him, and call us if you’re scared or anything." Kimberly rolled her eyes trying not to show too much interest in Mr. Reynolds being next door. Her father was a strict man, and if he knew she had a crush on Mr. Reynolds he’d take her with him.

Luke Reynolds was the street’s playboy. Her father liked him but didn’t agree with the man’s lifestyle. He would often tell Kimberly to find a man who wanted to marry her before settling for a guy who wanted to get into