A horse lover since birth, Jami showed dressage horses for over thirty years. Now she gardens and glamps, and is always up for new adventures.
An avid boater, Jami has spent countless hours in the San Juan Islands, a common setting in her books. In her opinion, it's the most beautiful place on earth.
A huge Seattle sports fan, she's a lifetime Seahawks and Mariners fan, a proud season ticket holder for the Seattle Kraken hockey team, and still misses her SuperSonics.
Jami combines her love of the Pacific Northwest and sports to write romances that reflect the area, its culture, and its beliefs.
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Zaan & Lexi
Sidewinders: A Generations Novella
Kat Mizera
Chapter One
Lexi
* * *
Two lines.
I stare at the test in disbelief.
Two very bright, very pink lines.
This can’t be right.
I grab the other test and start over, pacing in the bathroom as I wait for the results.
I’d only bought two different types of tests because I’d been sure one negative result would be more than enough.
But it’s not.
And now there’s a plus sign shining up at me.
Oh. My. God.
This can’t be true.
The doctors have told me repeatedly that my chances of conceiving naturally are less than ten percent.
Having breast cancer at sixteen had changed the course of my life in ways I hadn’t fully understood as a teenager. However, as a twenty-six-year-old married woman, I’ve been fully cognizant of the idea that I might never carry a child. My friends are all getting pregnant, or already have kids, so it weighs on me.
Zaan, my husband, is the most patient, loving guy any woman could ever ask for. But I know he wants kids. I do too. We’ve discussed adoption, but we have extremely busy careers, so the timing has never been right to start the process. Besides, we hadn’t quite given up on having a baby of our own.
And now we are.
I want to call him but figure I should wait until I can tell him in person.
