Chronicles

Short, Lethal & Claimed Excerpt

Logan watched the shifter’s mouth work soundlessly as his gaze flickered back to the small woman that should have finished her transition weeks ago. Clearing his throat, James gestured helplessly to Jill and finally admitted, “I have no idea what’s happening.”

“That’s a problem,” Logan drawled as he considered the shifter, wondering if he’d made a mistake trusting the mutt.

For more than five hundred years, James had worked for the Sentinels, happily following the Council’s orders and ensuring that every shifter,… Read More

A Sudden Response Re-Release

Excerpt from A Sudden Response

“What did you do?” Joe demanded as she narrowed her eyes on him. She was pretty sure that she wouldn’t forget being in the room when her best friend broke off his engagement. Call her crazy, but that was the kind of thing that she would remember.

No answer.

“Maybe we should talk about something else,” Alice suggested with a hopeful smile.

Joe… Read More

A Bradford Birthday Flashback

A Romantic Comedy Short Story

An R.L. Mathewson Chronicle

Read Part I Here if you missed it.

“This is a really bad idea,” Uncle Trevor said, rubbing his temples with his fingertips as he glanced from Uncle Jason down to her and then back again as he shifted from rubbing his temples to pinching the bridge of his nose.

“This is a great idea,” Sebastian said… Read More

A Bradford Birthday Flashback

Freshly Re-Edited

An R.L. Mathewson Chronicle

Part I

“I just cleaned that,” Zoe mumbled sadly as she stared down at the muddy footprints covering the floor that she’d just spent the past hour scrubbing.

“Damn it,” Trevor muttered as he glanced down at his dirty boots before taking in the muddy trail of footprints that he’d left behind. “I’m sorry, sweetheart.”

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An Excerpt from Difficult: A Neighbor from Hell Chronicle

Chapter 1

Several Years Earlier…

“Don’t say anything,” came the harsh whisper that had Sebastian biting back a sigh as he opened his eyes and-

“What are you doing here?” Sebastian asked the girl who was apparently put on this earth to drive him crazy.

Eyes narrowing, Mikey said, “I told you not to say anything!”

“So, I’m just supposed… Read More

Never Again is Almost Here

There could only be one reason why Quinn Jackson had taken her to a secondary location…revenge. From New York Times and USA Today’s bestselling author R.L. Mathewson comes a new standalone romantic comedy with down-to-earth characters that will have you laughing out loud and leave you with no choice but to fall in love. She should probably be concerned that the incredibly handsome man that she’d screwed over years ago had finally found her, and she was, but at the moment, Bailey had more important things to worry about, like how she was going to finish this project on time, figure… Read More

Pyte Training

Part I

An R.L. Mathewson Chronicle

“I really can’t get over just how good this tea is,” Ashley murmured as she took a sip of her delicious imaginary tea while she shot the two large men watching her every move a nervous glance, regretting her decision to come down here.

In her defense, she’d thought the two men watching her with a predatory gleam in their eyes were still out on patrol… Read More

A Bradford’s Mother’s Day

Part I

“If you would just let me-”

“No,” came the immediate reply that left Haley with no choice but to pout as she sat there, staring wistfully at the patio doors that overlooked the backyard filled with Bradfords enjoying what appeared to be a very lovely barbecue.

Licking her lips nervously, Haley opened her mouth and-

“Stop trying to ruin Mother’s Day for me, woman!”

The Betrayal

Part V

“What happened?” the nurse asked as she rushed into the room.

Cayley waited for the screams for mercy to stop before she said, “I think my water just broke,” only to slowly exhale as pain shot down her spine and over her belly before adding, “and I’d like a new best friend.”

That earned her a murderous glare as Sean bit out, “You broke my hand, you evil little leprechaun!”

A Bradford Easter

“Sweetheart, I-” “No,” Charlie murmured around a sniffle as she pointedly looked away. “I’ll make this up to you after the baby’s born,” Devin said, leaning over to kiss his wife’s cheek only to have her turn over as much as her large belly would allow so that she could bury her face against the pillow with an incoherent mumble. Sighing heavily, Devin stood up and- “You don’t love me,” came the sadly mumbled words that had Devin dropping his hand away so that he could narrow his eyes on the woman that was driving him crazy. “Because I won’t let you out of… Read More
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