Waiting on Wednesday (7): Romancing the Bookworm by Kate Evangelista

Posted by Dianne on Wednesday, June 19, 2013. Filed under: ,
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So I don't know why I actually stopped posting WoWs. I think it was the height of my busy senior life. But now that I posted last week, I kind of want to post weekly now! Maybe this is gonna be the weekly meme I'll be doing, since I long since abandoned weekly StS posts and opted for monthly. So without further ado, here's my WoW pick for this week!

Romancing the Bookworm
Title: Romancing the Bookworm
Author: Kate Evangelista
Publisher: Omnific Publishing
Date of Publication: July 9, 2013

Sometimes, even the best-laid plans can unravel.

It's spring break, and Tamara Winters would rather stay on campus and read romance novels than flaunt her size-fourteen body on a beach. But her best friend, Ronni, has other ideas. Against her wishes, Tamara is whisked away to picturesque Maverick Bay, where she's wrangled into waiting tables with Ronni at the Shore Shack for its busy week leading to Maverick's Surf Invitational. There she meets fellow schoolmate Xavier Solomon, the Invitational's organizer and campus womanizer by reputation. From the moment Tamara sees him emerging from the waves like a hero in of one of her romance novels, all she wants to do is run away from the feelings he inspires in her.

Little does she know Xavier has been watching her for weeks now. In fact, after failed attempts at asking her out on campus, he's concocted a crazy plan: fabricating romantic situations straight out of her favorite books. Xavier quickly realizes that if Tamara gets a whiff of his designs, he might as well spell CREEPER across his forehead. Yet as they grow closer, he's convinced it's a risk worth taking. What he hasn't planned on, of course, is his drug-addicted, alcoholic stepbrother, who decides to join the fun and put a wrench in Xavier’s scheme.

Spring break is proving hotter than Tamara expected. Will her romance novels be able to compete?

Why am I looking forward to this? It's Kate Evangelista first foray into the new adult category! And at contemporary too! I love Kate Evangelista, maybe because she's so kind and sweet and pretty and we're both Filipinos! I have yet to read Taste and Reaping Me Softly but I heard nothing but great things for both so looking forward to them! (After I plow through this insurmountable TBR pile.)

Waiting on Wednesday is hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine. What are you looking forward to this fine Wednesday?

Dragonfairy Press Summer Sale

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For a limited time, all Dragonfairy Press Kindle ebooks have

been reduced in price. All stand-alones and first-in-series titles are

$0.99, and all later-in-series titles are $1.99.

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Spotlight: The Pavement Gardener by Nyla Naseer

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Check our Nyla Naseer's novel, The Pavement Gardener, a contemporary fiction which can fit into the new adult category. Its writing was described as contemporary and literary. Go read the blurb below!

The Pavement Gardener
Title: The Pavement Gardener
Author: Nyla Naseer
Publisher: Temblem Publishing
Date of Publication: May 3, 2013
Genre: contemporary fiction

Against the backdrop of the global economic downturn, the need for work brings Mara from Latvia to South East London. Working for Spencer in the Hungry Londoner Café is not easy—he’s a sleazy, woman-hating, low-life with no moral compass and a bad gambling habit and, when he goes a step too far, Mara tries to think of a way to get even.

One evening, Mara discovers mysterious drawings of wild flowers on the pavement of the Pendean Council Housing Estate and can’t stop thinking about who has created them and why…

Callum is a young Irish gardener, working in London. A handsome, enigmatic figure, his solitary efforts to bring beauty into people’s consciousness captivates Mara. Fate and unstoppable chemistry throw Mara and Callum together and start a chain of events that they quickly lose control of.

When Mara discovers Spencer is organising ‘back-room’ fighting, the pair plan an elaborate sting to part Spencer from his ill-gotten profits. The scam takes them ever deeper into the murky and dangerous world of urban fight gambling and challenges Callum’s understanding of who he is and what he wants from life.

The gripping conclusion reveals the unpredictability of human nature and how revenge can become a double edged sword. A story of outsiders, human frailty and self-realization.

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About Nyla Naseer

I write contemporary fiction and non-fiction. My work is somewhat 'hard to define' in terms of a single style; so I've embraced the title of the 'Elusive Author'.

My writing has a tendency to include social commentary; exploring issues using different genres. I write about the 'drama' of life: whether this is consists of daily uncertainties, the unintended consequences of simple decisions or the major milestones that influence the world we live in.

Review + Giveaway: Promise Me This by Sarah Ashley Jones

Posted by Dianne on Monday, June 17, 2013. Filed under: , , , ,
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Eeeeeppp! Promise Me This by Sarah Ashley Jones releases today! Remember when I revealed its cover a while back? Made by the awesome Okay Creations? Now, it's finally here and you can go get your copy now! If you're not familiar with Promise Me This, check out the blurb and my review below! Plus, there's a giveaway for a *signed* copy open internationally! Salivating right now? You should!

Promise Me This
Title: Promise Me This
Author: Sarah Ashley Jones
Date of Publication: June 17, 2013
Genre: contemporary NA romance

Welcome to the South - where the tea is sweet and the accents are sweeter. This Southern way of life is all Charlie has ever known. It’s not until she loses the only person who pushed her to break free of the Southern Belle mold that she starts living the life she needs and not the life her parents forced on her.

Jhett has lived on the edge for as long as he could remember - constantly teetering back and forth between being a rock star and living a normal life. His rebellious and sometimes arrogant attitude is known to get him into trouble, especially with the girls who hang on his every move.

Charlie never thought that a trip to pack up her brother’s apartment would leave her feeling even more unsettled about the grainy details of her brother’s death. Her quest for information leads her straight to his old hangout and into arms of Jhett, who suspiciously knows more about her situation than he ever should.

Only a few questions remain - Can you trust someone based on their word alone? And if you make a promise, how far will you go to keep it?

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Excerpt

“Is there something on my face?” I asked, mid-wipe.

“You’ve got a little…frosting…” He chuckled as he brought his hand up to my cheek and ran the gentle pad of his thumb over my now parted lips. He inspected his work and frowned. “I don’t think I got it all…” His voice was a low growl as he leaned in and kissed the corner of my lips; trailing feathery kisses at a teasingly slow place down to the center of my bottom lip, before sucking it all the way into his mouth. He nibbled on it softly while he tangled his hand into my hair and deepened the kiss. I was leaning into him, craving more of his touch with each second that passed.

Jhett brought his other hand up to my cheek, cupped my face with both hands, and broke the kiss. I let out an unexpected whimper as he drew my forehead in to his. “Any more of that, and we won’t make it to the rest of your birthday presents,” he said between breaths.

I sat back and folded my hands into my lap. “Well, if we get to do that again as one of them, I’m all about it,” I smirked at him.

Review

My Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Thank you so much for Tess of My Pathway to Books and Sarah Ashley Jones for the eARC! As always, this in now way affected my views of the novel.

 Promise Me This first came into my radar when I helped with its cover reveal. It won't win any awards in its originality but the simplicity and the tangible feeling and sense of love it emanates caught me and got me interested in this novel. And hey, musicians in my novels are more than welcome. You could say that's one of my guilty pleasures. So of course, when the chance to read an ARC for its release day launch presented, I grabbed it!

 Charlie is the epitome of a Southern belle. The familial daughter to her overbearing and overprotective parents, she stayed in Tennessee for college because of them. Her brother, Cameron, however, rebelled and flew out of town to San Diego to go to college and live his life for himself. That is until he got into a car accident and subsequently died. (Subsequently? Really, Dianne? Someone died and you use 'subsequently'? You can't be more clinical-sounding and unemotional than that?) Charlie comes to San Diego to pack Cameron's apartment up and she meets Jhett, Cameron's tattooed best friend and the guitarist to the band that plays at Cameron's hangout place. Charlie gets to know more about Cameron's life back in San Diego and ultimately, gets to know Jhett as well. (More than know, actually.)

 The characters in here were such a delight! Charlie wants more than being stuck in Tennessee, but she isn't as courageous as Cameron to have defied their parents. But upon continual interference of her mother and upon knowing Cameron's imminent plans to get her to San Diego from Jhett, she starts to decide for herself and stays in San Diego for the summer. (Of course Jhett planted that idea but she made the decision all on her own and in memory of Cameron.) She even buys a banana-yellow Jeep to complete her rebellion. It's obvious that Charlie's more like Cameron in so many ways except for she didn't dare follow Cameron then. So the turnaround from the Southern belle that she is was truly believable. Hannah, Charlie's bestfriend is the best friend all girls need to have. She's supportive yet she pushes Hannah to do things she wants to do but is too afraid to go through. Jhett, you tattooed tall and lanky yet kinda broad-shouldered guy! Make no mistake and don't judge a guy by his ink but Jhett is an ultranice guy. He might have girls in and out of his life before but that's it, they're just hook-ups. He hasn't broken someone's heart by leading them on. He's a guitarist in a band that exploded when he was young, touring all around the country. After his stint at that, he studied and graduated in a CULINARY SCHOOL. Jhett is a chef. A heavily tattooed chef. Who still plays sometimes in a band. He's such an irony that I love him just for it. Another character would be Ginger. I wouldn't reveal who she is but I just didn't like her as much. Okay, I get why she's swearing people off and burning bridges with everyone but I also didn't like some of the deeds she did and some of her decisions and reasoning. But I do get where she's coming from so I don't hate her.

 As for the romance, it was sort of fast-paced in my opinion. I completely understand it though. Jhett, being bestfriends with Cameron, knew Charlie before he even met her. Cameron kept on telling stories about Charlie that Jhett felt like he already know Charlie. On the other hand, Charlie didn't even know Cameron had a best friend in Jhett before she met him. So her falling in love with Jhett was kind of fast but once again, I get it because they bonded over Cameron's death. And Jhett is so lovable especially when he treats Charlie as if she invented bacon. And blueberry cheesecakes. And spicy spaghetti and tattoo. There's nothing that can make you closer than experiencing the same misery. So while their relationship pretty much goes from nil to explosions, it was still believable. This is a contemporary new adult romance guys so you know how the scenes just bare it all. Needless to say, Promise Me This had steamy scenes and sizzling ones as well and sweet-as-caramel ones too. That seashell necklace? I just about squealed in a restaurant while eating lunch. Jhett is just too sweet and he cares for Charlie so much. So so much. Some might feel like their relationship had no grounds, that maybe this isn't really love but more like commiseration or having just that person around when you were in a pit. Maybe so but still, the romance was still palpable.

 As for the plot, Promise Me This is mostly a romance novel. But it also delved into death, guilt, promises, fighting for what you want, following your dreams and living the life you want and not just existing. But be warned that apparently, Promise Me This will have a sequel! Damn that cliffhanger, Sarah! I hate you but I love you more for writing this. Am a proud member of #JhettMafia. I am eagerly awaiting for the continuation of Charlie and Jhett's love story.

 With a hot romance as spicy as Jhett's Kill Ya Spaghetti and Meatballs and a plot that will put you in a rollercoaster ride of emotions, Promise Me This is a more-than-promising first book in this series. Sarah Ashley Jones, don't make me strangle you and release the sequel asap! (Kidding, I will never strangle you. More like spam you on Twitter.)

About Sarah Ashley Jones

Sarah Ashley Jones was raised in San Diego, California, but currently wrangles her husband and four dogs in Clarksville, Tennessee. When she's not writing she works in a pottery studio and comes home covered in paint on a daily basis. She has a slightly unhealthy obsession with cupcakes and chapstick. She is an eternal optimist and can often be found dancing and singing to music at any given time. It's rare to see her not smiling or laughing, but if you do, just bring her a cupcake and it will cheer her up.

Promise Me This is her first novel and is a story that weaseled its way into her heart and wouldn't leave her alone until she typed it up on the computer. She already is hard at work on ideas for her next book and hopes that thecharacters never stop coming to her. Her huge imagination was always in overdrive as a child and now she is beyond excited to put it to good use as an adult. She plans to write as long as she has stories that need to be told.


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Review + Dream Movie Cast + Giveaway: The Guys Are Props Club by Ingrid Seymour

Posted by Dianne on Sunday, June 16, 2013. Filed under: , , , ,
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I'm going to just say it, The Guys Are Props Club is AWESOME! I loved it SO SO MUCH. In line with its release, I have a five-star review, Ingrid's dream movie cast and a giveaway for three ebook copies! You guys, you will definitely want to win this giveaway. So let's do this!

The Guys Are Props Club
Title: The Guys Are Props Club
Author: Ingrid Seymour
Publisher: PenDreams
Date of Publication: June 15, 2013
Genre: contemporary NA romance

On her senior year in high school, Maddie Burch promised herself not to ever fall for a cute guy – or any guy – again. Cute guys are players and not to be trusted, a fact she learned the hard way when her first boyfriend ran her heart through a paper shredder. Two years later, her promise is still intact, and she’s determined to make it through college without falling victim to another creep. She has her job, school and The Guys Are Props Club to keep her mind and hormones in check.

The club was founded by Jessica, Maddie’s best friend. It is a sisterhood of girls who have fallen prey to heartless jerks and who have vowed to turn the tables. Once a semester, Jessica requires members to “do onto others as they’ve done unto you.” Setting the example, Jessica’s next play is Sebastian Capello, a theater major with heartthrob looks and a flair for Latin dance, whose heart she plans to break the way hers was once broken.

What the friends don’t know is that Sebastian is different. Despite his perfect looks and popularity, he’s not a jerk. He doesn’t play games to get his way. Instead, he keeps it real and goes after what he wants with honest intentions. And what he wants is not a bombshell like Jessica, but a down-to-earth girl like Maddie – even if it causes a riff in the girl’s friendship. Even if it means getting Maddie to break her personal vow.

*** Due to language and sexual situations this book is recommended for ages 17 and older.

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Review

My Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

 Thank you so much Ingrid for the electronic review copy! As always, this in no way affected my opinions of the novel. So I've been spazzing about this book a lot on Twitter and just at that introduction if you've read that. And I pretty much abused the exclamation mark in my email exchanges with Ingrid. Now, it's time for you to get to know why I am like this with The Guys Are Props Club!

 I started reading The Guys Are Props Club one night at midnight because I couldn't sleep that night. I figured I'd sample a chapter or two to know what I'm about to read and review for the next week. Little did I know that it will suck me in until the wee hours before daybreak. A chapter became another chapter and soon I was plowing through this book like I had no apppointments the next day or I mean, that day itself. I finally stopped reading at 3AM for fear I'd go to the doctor looking like trash with a massive headache. But while I was waiting at the hospital and while eating lunch, all I did was read, read, squeal and read again. And squeal again.

 (I know, the cover is yet another near kissing cover. But don't judge a book by its cover! Or am I just like this because the guy in the cover kind of resembles Zayn Malik? But anyway, don't let the cover make you not read this because this book isn't all kissing and half-nakedness. It has a wonderful story!)

 So what's this book all about? Maddie came to college with her heart broken by her ex-boyfriend. Her roommate Jessica too. Together they bonded over their misery and met a couple more girls in the same situation. Jessica, with the help of Maddie, then established The Guys Are Props Club. At first, all they did was commiserate among themselves. But after a semester of eating ice cream and swearing off cute and handsome guys (because they're players), Jessica initiated doing plays. Members of the GAP Club chose a victim which they'll lead on and ultimately, break his heart like theirs was broken before. Maddie doesn't really like doing plays but she's the co-founder of the GAP Club and she's Jessica's best friend so she did it anyway last semester. With a new semester comes new plays and Maddie doesn't want to take part in it. Come along, lost Sebastian, who stumbles onto the GAP Club conference room instead of the dance room. Oozing with hotness and testosterone, Jessica claims dibs on him as her play. But Sebastian isn't interested in Jessica but on sweet and low-key Maddie. Conflicts arise when Maddie thinks she's starting to like Sebastian.

 I don't know about you but I thought the plot to The GAP Club is something unique. Establishing a girl power club? Heck yeah! While I don't like pulling in plays as well, I do get the logic in Jessica's mind when she convinced the whole club to break some player hearts. That was why I agreed to review this. Because the plot really drew me in. Sure, you can probably guess what happens from that blurb but Ingrid Seymour had me completely reeled in to this one. Like I said, I didn't stop reading. I just want to know what's gonna happen next.

 I loved Maddie. She's smart, what with her scholarship. She works in the hospital and although she's actually required to do that, she made friends with a ten year-old kid named Hunter. She visited him every chance she got, sneaked in the latest superhero movie for them to watch and was just the best visitor and friend Hunter severely needed at that point in his life. I loved her relationship with Hunter and that's my second favorite thing about this novel. Of course, the first would be Maddie and Sebastian. You can't just help but love Maddie. She's such a sweetheart even though her back story was painful and embarrassing that it can break a girl's esteem. I just like how low-profile and simple she is. She's not proud of pulling that one play before and deeply regrets it.

 When you're ready Sebastian, come and get me~ Seriously, Sebastian is such a dream! He was as much delight as Maddie. Hispanic and a theater major and a dancer, SO HOT. But he's so honest and everything he says is heartfelt. He's a gentleman as well but he can hold it with Maddie with the witty remarks and all. He has such a good heart and is just an all-around nice guy. Even though he first visited Hunter to see Maddie, he eventually ended up friends with Hunter as well. And I just love guys who are great with kids. Maddie kept on pushing Sebastian because she's wary that he might break her heart but Sebastian is just as persevering. You know they would have to get over a lot of things and you're with them every step of the way. You just root for these two.

 I also applaud the character development in this novel. Both Maddie and Sebastian grew within the span of the novel and you just know they're perfect for each other (even if just for the meantime). I even love Jessica's arc. Even though she wasn't such a best friend to Maddie and even with her scheming, her imminent semi-redemption at the end made up for it.

 As for the romance, oh the romance. It was sweet and hot and steamy and in true Oliver Twist fashion, I want to say: "Please, sir (Ingrid), I want some more". Seriously. Just read it, you guys.

 Before I forget to mention this, Jessica and Maddie created a rulebook for the GAP Club on how to spot players, how they act, what they look like, their styles, tactics, moves and games and it's quoted a lot of times within the book. And at the end of the book, the playbook is included. It's just so cool, kind of like Barney's playbook in How I Met Your Mother.

 So after reading this, I was wondering what rating to give it. I was planning to give it a four but when I thought of reasons why I'm removing a star, I can't think of one. The pacing was great, I was glued to the page, the characters felt real, I was emotionally invested, I squealed at the romance, I can't think of anything worth removing a star for. So yes, The Guys Are Props Club gets five stars from me!

Dream Movie Cast


A young Eduardo Verástegui is just the way I pictured Sebastian when I was writing the book. Piercing green eyes, thick eyebrows, black hair that tickles his forehead. *Sigh* Eduardo is a model and an actor with straight-laced values. Sebastian is a good guy, a chivalrous guy, so in that sense he’s a little like Eduardo as well.


Bella Thorne would make a perfect Maddie. She’s is sweet, the girl next door. But she’s also pretty and sexy. Like Bella, Maddie has a big heart. She loves animals and supports several worthy causes. The beautiful color or her hair is also a plus. It matches Maddie's.


Jessica Norton could be played by Blake Lively. Her role in Gossip Girl is just like Jessica. She uses her good looks to get what she wants, but is not particularly academically smart. Although it is clear she's living way under her potential. (I hated Serena in Gossip Girl and I really don't like Blake Lively so yeah, she's actually the one I pictured as Jessica while reading The GAP Club. Haha! --Dianne)

About Ingrid Seymour

Ingrid Seymour loves, loves, loves to write. Her favorite genres are Young Adult and New Adult fiction. Her debut novel “The Guys Are Props Club” is an NA contemporary romance which she immensely enjoyed writing. Her favorite outings involve a trip to the library or bookstore where she immediately gravitates toward the YA section. She’s an avid reader and fangirl of many amazing books. She’s sure that one day she’ll see one of her books made into a movie. She likes to dream big ;)


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{Blog Tour} Spotlight + Dream Movie Cast + Giveaway: Never Let You Fall by Michele G. Miller

Posted by Dianne on Saturday, June 15, 2013. Filed under: , , , , ,
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Thank you Tess of My Pathway to Books and to Michele for letting me be part of the Never Let You Fall Tour! For you my dear readers, I have an excerpt and Michele's dream movie cast plus a giveaway! So go check out Never Let You Fall!

Never Let You Fall
Title: Never Let You Fall
Author: Michele G. Miller
Date of Publication: May 1, 2013
Genre: paranormal YA romance

Orphaned at 7, with no memory of her past or the family she lost, 17 year old Skye Martin is tired of being alone and afraid. After a hard night of partying, Skye wakes up alone in an unfamiliar hotel. All she can remember is the deep voice of her rescuer and his promise: “I am safe.”

Xander has been tasked with watching Skye from afar for the past two years, in order to keep her safe from the demons that hunt her. An easy job - until a pair of red glowing eyes reveal themselves to Skye, and Xander, in a moment of weakness, is forced to break his cover to protect her. Never good at trusting people, Skye is inexplicably drawn to Xander and the immediate bond she feels for him. However, Xander is filled with secrets and ties to her past that threaten to thrust Skye into a world she could never imagine existed…

As she begins to unravel the truth about who Xander is and the details surrounding her family, she discovers that she might just be the key to saving everything... And, most importantly, she finds that there has always been someone by her side who would never let her fall…

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Excerpt

As her Guardian, I was not supposed to make contact with her. I was to watch her from afar and keep her safe until it was time for her to learn about us. As I thought about the consequences I would probably face because of this night, I felt her shoulders start to shake. She was crying quietly and I leaned in, trying to hear what she was mumbling.

“Are you safe?” she whispered brokenly over and over. I remained quiet for a few minutes, waiting for her to say more, but she just kept repeating herself.

Finally, she managed to voluntarily move her arms and pushed her hair back from her face. Still unsteady on her feet, she looked over her shoulder and raised big brown eyes to my face. They were dilated still, but seemed a little clearer. She stared into my eyes as she spoke once more, “Are you safe?”

I couldn’t pretend that I didn’t know what she was asking, as I looked into those eyes and saw the tears stream down her pale face. Her voice was shaky, and the small hand that held the hair back from her face was trembling.

Although I could tell she was standing a bit straighter, I was still supporting most of her weight. Sighing, I resigned myself to the trouble I was about to get myself into.

“Yes, Skye.” I leaned down, holding her eyes with my own. “I promise you, I am safe.”

She gasped as she heard my answer, and to my astonishment, immediately broke into loud sobs as she crumpled into my chest. I sank down to the tile floor and held her close to my chest as she cried.

The steaming hot water of the shower pulsed down on us and washed her tears down the drain, along with the last of my resolve to stay away from her.

Dream Movie Cast

Casting Call!! Some amazingly smart movie producers have decided that Never Let You Fall would make an EPIC movie series! Better yet they've asked me to cast it for them. Let's get busy, shall we?

*Disclaimer- this is all in my overactive imagination



Selena Gomez as Skye Martin
Skye has a softer venerable look about her. Long chestnut hair and brown eyes, 17

 (So I know that picture isn't venerable-looking but it perfectly shows her long hair! And I like this picture so yeah. --D)



Derek Theler as Xander
Athletic build, very tall, light brown hair and blue eyes, 19


a young Hugh Jackman as Rioden
Dark and rough but handsome. Dark eyes and hair, 33ish


Kate Beckinsale as Selene
Beautiful. Long black hair and piercing blue eyes, 32


Alex P as Cillian
Gorgeous, strong features. Blond shoulder length hair, 30


Claire Holt as Emeline
Cillian's younger sister. Dirty blonde hair, gray eyes, 17


Tomek Szczukiecki as Griffin
Boy 'beautiful' with softer features. Tall & lean swimmers body. Chin length blonde hair & blue eyes

As you can see, I need some help with casting! I am out of the loop apparently on young hot male actors *gasp!* I like my model muse's but I would love some suggestions for Cillian and Griffin.

About Michele G. Miller

Having grown up in both the cold, quiet town of Topsham, Maine and the steamy, southern hospitality of Mobile, Alabama, Michele is something of a enigma. She is an avid Yankees fan, loves New England, being outdoors and misses snow. However she thinks southern boys are hotter, Alabama football is the only REAL football out there and sweet tea is the best thing this side of heaven and her children’s laughter!

Her family, a doting husband and three awesome minions, have planted their roots in the middle of Michele’s two childhood homes in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Never Let You Fall is Michele’s first novel and she is beyond thrilled to have finally followed up on a dream she has held for over 20 years! God willing there will be many many more books to follow.


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