Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. 
Anyone can play along! Just do the following:

Grab your current read
Open to a random page
Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere on that page
BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! (make sure that what you share doesn’t give too much away! You don’t want to ruin the book for others!)

Share the author and perhaps a link to the book so that folks can add it to their own TBR lists.

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Today a tease from Saving Nathaniel

"I actually started yesterday,' she said, 'Rebecca insisted, even though you weren't here. She thought I should get my bearings. It's a big house, all those bedrooms and bathrooms, there's a lot to take in.'
'Were you laten then, too?'
"No! I'm an excellent timekeeper...usually.'
'That's good to hear, at least one of us will be.'
Mackie took a drink from his mug and Megan noticed the plain gold band on the third finger of his left hand.

This was a great story that I read easily in a few days. It's a sweet mature love story. I gave it four shower curtains for sizzle factor. One short of five because there are few scenes... but the one's in it sizzle!

Saving Nathaniel

This sweet love story was frustratingly addictive. I wanted to bang their heads together waiting for them to realise they loved each other. It is because of this that the tension built wonderfully. Watching as Nathaniel seemed to fall apart and Megan patching him up made me yell in my head, wake up you two. But this is a mature love story and that is why the build up was realistic and worth the wait. I wanted to hug Nathaniel a lot.... and I think I fell a bit in love with him too.

That is why this is a great story. Well one of the reasons anyway. There are sizzling sex scenes, wonderful dynamics between the characters and as I said mature love. This is a story about slow building love, healing after great loss and endearing characters.

Then just when you think ‘yay they are going to make it’, in comes the curve ball. I had to keep reading... I had to know and boy was I glad I did.

I highly recommended Saving Nathaniel.  If you like a sweet, mature love story and have a soft spot for a Scottish lad (imagine it said in a Scottish brogue) then you will love this story as I did. Sigh!