A Chance Encounter

By Emma Bishop

Katherine Davies is rushing to a job interview that could make her career as a photo-journalist; Robert Hull III, a semi-famous musician, is in a hurry as well. A chance encounter leads the two of them to drinks and the opportunity to get to know each other better.

Robert is intrigued by Katherine from the moment they meet, and Katherine, though distracted, finds Robert charming. Their random meeting evolves into a much deeper connection, and Robert may be able to give Katherine better odds than she knows, and give her more than she’s looking for.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9781370488230

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A Chance Encounter

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Emma Bishop

Copyright 2022 Emma Bishop

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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Katherine rushed down the street, her heart racing with the panic of being late. Slung over her shoulder was a military-style bag that held her portfolio, along with some basic equipment and a pair of shoes — much nicer ones than the battered Converse high-tops that allowed her to dart between and around meandering sidewalk denizens through the art district. This could be the break of a lifetime, and because her last client had wanted to argue, she might miss it.

Katherine skidded to a stop at an intersection, reaching out a hand to prop herself up while staring across the busy street to watch the pedestrian light flash from Don’t Walk to Walk. She took the opportunity to gasp down lungfuls of air, her spinning mind attempting to calm itself enough to estimate distances and time. She was only a handful of blocks from the office, she thought, glancing at the street sign and back at the light across from her.

The moment the light changed, Katherine’s gaze darted to the oncoming traffic to watch it halt and she was off again, threading her way among people who seemed to have nowhere in particular to be. Why was it, she wondered, that whenever you had an