New Adult Contemporary Romance
Available June 2, 2014
FALL TO YOU will be on special at $2.99 on release week only, then the price will increase to $3.99.
Also, LOST IN ME will be .99 cents for the duration of the June release and tour. For anyone who hasn't started the series yet, this is a great chance to start if interested in FALL TO YOU.
Blurb
Fall to You is
the second book in the Here and Now series. It is not a stand-alone and is
intended to be read following Lost in Me.
Hanna’s story concludes in book three, All
for This.
Torn between two men…
When I woke up after the
accident, I couldn’t remember anything from the last year—including my
relationship with Max Hallowell or anything about Nate Crane. Now my memories
are returning, but instead of answering my questions, they’re leaving me with
more.
The man who broke my heart and wants to be my future…
Max is all I ever wanted, and
now he wants to marry me. He’ll do everything he can to fill my life with love,
family, and security. I need those things now more than ever. But can I trust
him?
The man who stole my heart and wants to let me go…
Nate never made me promises,
and I never asked him to. I’d been on the rebound, looking for a distraction,
and he made me feel beautiful and wanted when I needed to feel those things
most. He says he has to let me go, but what if I can’t let go of him?
With every revelation and
every passing day, I feel more like Alice down the rabbit hole. I’m falling.
Who will catch me?
I was provided a copy of the book by the Author for an honest review.
OH WOW I am so in love with this series, after reading the first book, I couldn't wait to read the second one, and I am so happy that I read it, their is so much going on in this book, I love the characters and love how the book turn out to be, I am gone keep this short since I don't want to give anything away.
The story continue with Hanna, MAX, and Nate, the beginning will tell you how Max ask his mother, for his grandmother wedding ring, when his mother ask him when is he gone ask Hanna, he got few text messages, that was from few months ago the messages where all about how he was doing a favor, trying to bring Hanna self esteem up, he left his mother house in a hurry, when he got to Hanna place he knew that he was to late, Hanna kick Max out of her house after she found out that Max was playing with her, she told him that she couldn't be with him, and she told him that they could pretend to still be together, for he could get the grant that he wanted, on the other end Nate is seating at a bar when he first saw Hanna walk in, he ask her if she was waiting or some one, just from that talk he couldn't get her out o his head.
The story continue with Hanna starting to remember, more about what had happen before her accident, and leaving her with more question, who would she pick Max or Nate, what would happen with the news that she got.
I really love and enjoy reading this book, I am loving this series, Author Lexi Ryan THANK YOU for this amazing characters and this awesome series love it. cant wait to read the next book.
OH WOW I am so in love with this series, after reading the first book, I couldn't wait to read the second one, and I am so happy that I read it, their is so much going on in this book, I love the characters and love how the book turn out to be, I am gone keep this short since I don't want to give anything away.
The story continue with Hanna, MAX, and Nate, the beginning will tell you how Max ask his mother, for his grandmother wedding ring, when his mother ask him when is he gone ask Hanna, he got few text messages, that was from few months ago the messages where all about how he was doing a favor, trying to bring Hanna self esteem up, he left his mother house in a hurry, when he got to Hanna place he knew that he was to late, Hanna kick Max out of her house after she found out that Max was playing with her, she told him that she couldn't be with him, and she told him that they could pretend to still be together, for he could get the grant that he wanted, on the other end Nate is seating at a bar when he first saw Hanna walk in, he ask her if she was waiting or some one, just from that talk he couldn't get her out o his head.
The story continue with Hanna starting to remember, more about what had happen before her accident, and leaving her with more question, who would she pick Max or Nate, what would happen with the news that she got.
I really love and enjoy reading this book, I am loving this series, Author Lexi Ryan THANK YOU for this amazing characters and this awesome series love it. cant wait to read the next book.
Excerpt
Three Months
before Hanna’s Accident
I lift my head and suddenly I’m sucking in air because my eyes are connected with the man who flirted with me earlier. He’d had a hat and sunglasses on in the bar, and I hadn’t recognized him, but this time his identity is clear.
“Hanna, this is Nate Crane. Nate, this is Hanna, my sister.”
His eyes sweep over me the way a guy’s eyes are supposed to sweep over a girl. The way Asher’s eyes sweep over Maggie every time she enters a room. The way William’s eyes sweep over Cally when he doesn’t think she’s looking. It sends a little buzz through me that’s not quite a chill but not quite electric either. Just a nice, warm shimmy of sensation that starts at my core and radiates out through my limbs.
Then I check behind me because I’m sure I’m mistaken. He was just playing around at the bar, right? I mean, guys don’t look at me like that. They look at my sisters like that; they look at my best friends like that.
“Maggie never told me her sister was so gorgeous,” Nate says, putting an end to any debate over his attraction to me.
My cheeks warm with a flush I can feel all the way from my chest to my hairline.
“Maggie, I did tell you I have a thing for sweet girls who blush, didn’t I? Is she my birthday present? I’d say you shouldn’t have, but I’d be lying.” He says all this without taking his eyes off me. His gaze drifts over me again, slower this time, lingering at my waist, my hips, my feet in strappy, heeled sandals. “I was a good boy this year. I deserve her.”
Maggie thumps him in the chest with the back of her hand. “She’s a woman, not some trinket or object that can be given.”
“Oh,” he says, his voice so low I can barely make it out, “I noticed she’s a woman.”
“We met earlier,” I say quickly. “In the bar. He’s just teasing.”
Maggie huffs. “Deserve or not, you can’t have her. Hanna has a boyfriend.”
Oh, no. No, Hanna doesn’t. But I didn’t tell Maggie about Max. It hurt too much to share what I’d learned. I’m too proud to share it. And if I want to keep our split a secret, I couldn’t really tell her if I wanted to. I can’t risk telling anyone.
Nate takes my hand, clearly undeterred by the mention of competition. “Tell me she’s lying. Please? It’s my birthday tomorrow.”
“And you wanted me to jump out of a cake for you?” I retort, but I let him play with my fingers and try to keep my breathing steady. His touch brings back something I didn’t think anyone but Max could make me feel.
“I wouldn’t complain.”
I’m fresh out of spunk, and stare stupidly. Nate Crane is six feet some-odd inches of deliciously tatted, freshly showered rocker. In ripped-up jeans and a Star Wars tee, he exudes a geekiness that’s only amplified by the tattoos peeking out from under the sleeves. The rest of him is essentially a catalogue of every woman’s fantasy. Broad shoulders, narrow hips, shaggy, dark hair still wet from his shower and curling slightly at the ends. Those intense eyes that seem to be smiling at me as he follows the lines of my palm with his calloused fingertips. He hadn’t really been on my radar until this year, when he started performing with Asher at a lot of his tour stops. They’re old friends, apparently.
“You didn’t tell me you were a rock star,” I murmur.
“You didn’t tell me you have a boyfriend,” he counters.
About the Author
Once a college
English professor, I now write full time. I live in rural Indiana, where, when
I'm not writing, I get to hang out with my husband and two kids--a six-year-old
boy and a two-year-old hellion, er, girl. Not surprisingly, reading and writing
remain my favorite activities, though both come in bits and pieces these days,
not the big hunks of time I enjoyed before I had children. When I'm feeling
virtuous, I like to go running (I use that word liberally. I'm really, really
slow) or do yoga. Don't worry, I'm always careful to balance out such
activities with a hearty serving of ice cream or a
chocolate martini.
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