Amour Pour Cadeaux: The Real Score Blog Tour: Excerpt Reveal + Giveaway

The Real Score
by: Kesh Tanglao

About the Book

Caitlin's friendship with Marcus, the de facto frontman of the world's biggest boy band Gezellig, has long been an object of scrutiny by almost everyone--their friends and families, the media, and his fans--ever since they "went public" a couple of years back. Who wouldn't be interested? She was a nobody, catapulted into the limelight of his fame when he struck an unusual friendship with her.

To both Caitlin and Marcus, what they have is a "perfect little thing." But then something comes along and threatens it.

In a no-holds-barred interview, will they finally be forced to settle the score?

About the Author

KeshTanglao is a full-time market researcher. When she’s not crunching numbers, she spends most of her free time watching TV shows, listening to music, and reading. Also a self-proclaimed fangirl, she likes cheering for her favorite sports teams and supporting her favorite artists. The Real Score is her first published novella.

Twitter / Facebook / kesh.tanglao@gmail.com

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Excerpt Reveal

“Is there any chance you’d want to stay?”

I gripped the handle of the door. “Stay?” I said softly without turning.

I heard some shuffling of footsteps and then I felt him standing behind me. He playfully poked me on the shoulder to face him, and I did, finally letting go of the handle.

“Stay,” he urged again.

“You have a show later, Marcus. Shouldn’t you be sleeping by now?”

Marcus shrugged. “I couldn’t even if I tried. I’m too…wired.”

I smirked. “Tea is supposed to relax you, not make you jumpy,” I commented, and he wrinkled his nose. “I don’t think it’s the tea.”

Marcus fixed me a stare. “It’s you.”

“Ha,” I said, shaking my head, struggling to hide my smile.

“I’ll get us room service.”

“You’re bribing me with food. After I had a buffet. Are you kidding me?”

He opened his hands in front of him. “I was hoping the company was enough.”

A tiny, very unsure voice in my head said: Be spontaneous?

And despite the louder voice screaming “no,” I relented, sighing and flopping back down on the couch. “Fine.”

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