BoomerLitFriday - BLOG HOP - Let Angels Fly

Today I'm posting a brief excerpt from my book here as part of a Blog Hop with fellow authors participating in Boomer Lit Friday. There are several authors blog hopping today, offering a wide variety of tasty offerings. Come along with us and visit for a while!


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A short excerpt from Let Angels Fly by Noelle Clark

The steam rose from her body as the hot water from the shower pelted down. She looked down and saw her wet, glistening breasts—not perky like a young woman’s—but sensual. She let her hands run over them. Then she slid her hands down to her belly. Not taut and flat as it used to be, but not too bad. A small sigh emanated from her. She felt good about herself, for the first time in so many years. A rush of warmth flowed through her.

She didn’t understand all these new sensations she was going through, but she almost felt young again.

Let Angels Fly by Noelle Clark - Available now on Amazon  

Let Angels Fly - from Noelle Clark

I'm posting a brief exerpt from my book here as part of a Blog Hop with fellow authors participating in Boomer Lit Friday. There are 12 authors blog hopping today, offering a wide variety of tasty offerings. Come along with us and visit for a while!

Jump to http://www.boomerlitfriday.blogspot.com to sample the goodies. Click on each of the participating authors, and please don’t hesitate to comment. While you're there, we’d love it if you would "Like" the Boomer Lit Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/BoomerLit.

A short excerpt from Let Angels Fly

“Hey, Mom. Are you OK? You look terrible.”

Abbie looked at her daughter and took a deep breath. “Yeah, sure. I’m fine.” Annoyed, Abbie heard the shake in her voice. Just then, her knees buckled and the floodgates opened. Cassie grabbed for her and forced her to sit on a chair, cradling her mother’s head with one hand while holding the baby with the other.

“It’s OK, Mom. It’s OK.”

Abbie cried for ages. Cassie took Abbie by the hand, leading her out to the shady back porch. Sitting side by side on the swing seat, they held hands as Abbie told her daughter she had, by some miracle, fallen in love. And now it was over—as fast as it had started.

“You must think I’m such a fool. I should know better at my age.”

“Age has nothing to do with it. You’re a woman. You found love.” Cassie’s voice was gentle. “I just wish there was something I could do, Mom.”

Let Angels Fly by Noelle Clark  -  Available now on Amazon