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Author's Note: Can be read as book three of the First Comes Love series, or as a standalone .
College baseball player, Gray Thomas, had to go far out into left field to find a girl like Dylan, the ex-love-of-his-life. More than a year later, literally at a crossroads, they find each other together on a journey that is a pause between a painful past and an uncertain future. In this sexy and offbeat summer read, Gray and Dylan discover that a destination isn't always a place. More often, it's a person. Now it's time for them to finally decide, is this forever?
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Interview
with Gray Thomas, college baseball player from Finally, Forever.
What
do you look for in a person?
A sense of humor.
What
is the worst mistake of your life?
I
let someone amazing slip through my fingers. I think I made the right decision
for her, but it was a crappy decision for me.
What
do you think is important in a relationship?
Sex. Lots of incredible sex. Okay, I’m
kidding. No I’m not. Seriously, I think compromising is important—just being on
the same page with each other. Relationships will never work if you aren’t on a
mutual path. I’ve definitely learned that.
What
song are you obsessing over right now?
This spring I was in a coffee shop meeting
with a study group. There was a song playing by Beck. It’s an old song, called Loser. That song intrigues the hell out of me. The
lyrics make NO SENSE. I’m a Beck fan in general, so I did some research, and
the lead singer claims that’s the point of the song. It’s not supposed to make
sense. They are just random lines meant to get a rise out of people, to surprise
them, to entertain them and keep their attention. I think that’s a great
metaphor for life in general. And it’s a pretty awesome song.
What
is the best advice you’ve ever been given?
Dylan said something to me a few years ago
that I’ll never forget. She reminded me to stop taking myself so seriously. She
said you need to take life seriously, but not yourself. She’s right. Focusing
on yourself is detrimental to your happiness.
Do
you think you will play professional baseball?
That seems to be my calling. Baseball has
always come naturally to me. I like the control on the field, it’s so different
from how out of control it is in the real world. The field is my escape. I love
being at the pitcher’s mound and staring down a batter. I love the feeling of
striking him out. It’s a strange sort of therapy.
If
you couldn’t play baseball, what would you do?
I don’t know. I’d probably stalk Dylan and
see what she’s up to.
What
is your strength?
I have a really good memory. It’s hard for
me to forget anything. Or anyone.
What
is your weakness?
I have a really good memory. It’s hard for
me to forget anything. Or anyone.
If
you had to pick a musician to write a soundtrack to your life, who would it be?
That’s tough because my mood changes and so
does my taste in music. If I’m having a bad day, I would say Eminem. If I’m
inspired, then probably The Killers. But I think I would have to go with Ryan
Adams.
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