Interlude, by SA Meade
Sasha and Adam are both caught up in war. Sasha is an RAF pilot and Adam … well, whatever Adam is doing involves something very dangerous in occupied France. When they manage to snatch a few days leave together, they take refuge beneath the warm summer skies and reignite flames that were sparked four years earlier in northern India.
S.A.Meade lives in deepest Wiltshire and is pathetically happy to see rain after eight years in the desert of south central Arizona. She stumbled into writing m/m by accident when she realised that her historicals put agents to sleep. Since then she’s realised she’s addicted to the genre and keeps writing more dirty books. She loves cooking and eating what she cooks and shares her home with a patient husband and son and two heat-seeking cats.
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Heidi Cullinan
Evaine
Marie Sexton
Shawny
Brilliant! And I <3 the bio too!
Happy B’day, COP! Thank you for the amazing story, S.A.!
Can’t wait to read this one! Loved Stolen Summer.
Gorgeous story… needs more now… Rj x
OMW…I can’t wait to read this!!! Fabulous!
Thanks to all of you for reading. I’m relieved and glad that you enjoyed it!. RJ, the story is all here, in my head. I’ve just got two books in front of it in the queue.
Wonderful, indeed. I look forward in reading your works.
Very sweet. Makes me wonder what Adam’s secrets are. =)
I can’t wait to read this, thanks so much
Thanks, looking forward to reading more
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Thank you all so much for taking the time to read ‘Interlude and for your lovely comments. I made three…count ‘em…three attempts to write a short story for the Birthday Bash but my brain just wouldn’t cooperate. I was driving home through the gorgeous Wiltshire countryside and listening to some good music, and I decided to write this scene.
I can’t wait to write the rest!
It was a real honour to be among such illustrious company for this celebration and it’s great to ‘meet’ such savvy readers.
xxxxxx