THE CRAZY GOOD SERIES - Rachel Robinson Page 0,376

a group—my girl, the boy who got a second chance at life, and the man who did, too.

We’ve painted our unconventional masterpiece and we don’t get to just admire it, we get to live it.

Our time and space is perfect.

Here is a sneak peak of a brand new, upcoming Military Romance, LEGACY. It is based in the CRAZY GOOD world with all of your favorite characters. It is also a world blend with Corinne Michaels, SALVATION SOCIETY world.

LEGACY BLURB

Aarabelle Dempsey always knew her true destiny and master plan. She was merely prolonging the execution by travelling the world for a year after she graduated the Naval Academy. A hidden romantic, she anticipated falling in love at some point. A British up and coming recording artist tempted her with love, but instead of proposing marriage, he stomped on her heart by having a sordid, highly publicized affair with a media mogul debutante.

With Aarabelle’s mom, Natalie at the helm of CJJ Public Relations at their San Diego branch, and her Dad, Liam now finishing his career as a SEAL BUD/s instructor in Coronado, she is back to seize what is rightfully hers and heal her broken heart.

Aarabelle will be the first female Navy SEAL.

One teammate, Luke Hart, has his own LEGACY to fulfill, and even though she’s off limits, and as complicated as their friendship becomes, Luke finds himself questioning everything about what he thought he wanted.

Luke and Aarabelle might be following the legacy set forth for them by their parents, but the love they find along the journey is legendary.”

Guys, you should think about this as like an EXTREME office romance. It’s taboo. Scrumptious. HOT. Angsty.

Things are expected of you when you’re born into the Teams. They might not say it outright, or maybe it’s a casual joke in passing, but I’ve always felt the nudge in the direction to serve. My dad, Maverick Hart is a textbook definition of a Navy SEAL. He is honor bound and faithful to his band of brothers. His personality is gregarious, jovial, and only marred by invisible scars that only those closest can see.

Stone. The word tattooed across his back might seem innocuous to outsiders. Perhaps they think he’s calling himself tough. Rock hard, just like a stone. When in actuality the word represents his greatest weakness and the one, haunting memory that brings him to his knees. A lost friend. A lost best, lifelong friend. A man who died in the line of duty protecting my dad’s life. To this day, he never misses an opportunity to tell me a story about him, and for that, I’m grateful.

To have the opportunity to be a SEAL like Maverick and Stone is something I’ve been waiting for since I was old enough to understand what serving my country meant. To have a relationship as tight knit as those two, isn’t anything I ever dreamed of. Yet, here I am, staring into the eyes of Aarabelle Dempsey, the first female Navy SEAL, wondering if it’s humanly possible to love another person this much. She’s my teammate first, but also so much more.

I would die for her in a second.

I would live for her if I had to.

Our love is forbidden in the stringent laws of the Navy. Aarabelle isn’t a tattoo across my back, she’s forged by fire in my soul.

Navy SEALs risk many things in their lifetime, but for this woman, and her heart, I will risk everything.

CHAPTER FIVE

Aarabelle

I OWE MARISSA big time. She agreed to come to Mayton’s with me to celebrate. Not a crazy ask until you understand what type of place Mayton’s is. Sort of a meat market disguised as a bar slash burger joint. The only reason I plan to step foot in here is because I am a Navy SEAL. I graduated training. I made it through. The golden trident pin now rides on my uniform. A dream come true, if dreams were plans you have to work hard and sacrifice for. I did it. I step one high heel into the bar area and let my gaze survey my surroundings.

“This isn’t so bad,” my friend says, stepping next to me and nodding at an empty table. “I expected broken glass on the floors and to be groped by ghost hands the second I breathed in Mayton’s oxygen by everything you’ve told me.”

I did what parents with young children do. They tell you the worst possible scenario with the knowledge it won’t really be that bad. The actual end result