Sam became aware of a pink-clothed person standing beside him and jumped back.

Why did she keep doing that?

Pretending he’d been situationally aware all along, he placed his hand behind her back. “Good to go, babe? Upstairs or down?” Upstairs was bedrooms. Downstairs was tea and coffee.

Loveday did her usual I-can’t-decide-stare, then she leaned closer, placing herself in Sam’s care.

Sometimes a woman is as fragile as a china doll. One drop and they break. Loveday is broken in some way Sam can’t understand and Loveday can’t explain.

Why does she keep approaching him? What does she need? And is Sam the person who can give it to her?

Guarding a mansion full of reality TV stars is like owning a dollhouse. A whole world of stories is there for a person with imagination. Fortunately, Sam has no imagination. He is too busy working all hours to build his new business so he can invite disabled army mates to earn their living with dignity. On a more personal level, he is actively searching for a life partner. Any sheila who will have him, basically.

Good Girl is a humorous MF encounter in the Aussie Guards series, being one soldier's journey to wholeness, one sex adventure at a time. It can be read as a standalone although a character list is provided for those interested in the wider world of Aussie Guards. Explanations of Army terms and Australian terms are provided for those who become intrigued (or puzzled!) by Sam's ironic narration.

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