A Version of You
The man I was just talking to is not Nicholas.
This is what Avery Jones tells herself as the man she has finally allowed into her heart walks away from her on the cobblestone streets outside of Pike Place Market.
She has spent her life proving she doesn't need anyone. Armed with fiery red hair, a razor-sharp wit, and relentless ambition, she's quickly becoming a force in the corporate world. But when Nicholas Porter, a Clark Kent lookalike with undeniable charm, comes to work at her marketing agency, her carefully curated life flips on its axis.
Nicholas has a dimpled smile that is simply too good to be true. But with enough of a nudge from her slightly problematic, shopaholic best friend and coworker, Lacy, Avery decides to raise her white flag. She surrenders to Nicholas's relentless pursuit, diving in headfirst.
But after a month of bliss, things take a dark turn.
Monday morning arrives, and Nicholas comes to work, but something has changed. He has no interest in Avery—as if they never happened in the first place.
But they did, didn't they?
Torn between protecting her heart and needing answers, Avery leans on the encouragement of her father, the unwavering support of her best friend, and her own instincts about the man she was just beginning to fall for. As she searches for the truth behind Nicholas's sudden change, she uncovers something that may cost her far more than a broken heart.
Rayne
Quenby Rayne is not your average teenage girl. Living in the smallest town in Tennessee, her life is far from complicated. It consists of riding her horse, long talks with her neighbor Dolores, and slow evenings on the porch.
That is, until Briggs, a seventeen-year-old-boy from Memphis, comes to work at her farm for the summer. Now, her days are filled with wishful thinking and sneaky romance.
What starts as infatuation quickly turns into a warm, lustful relationship. But can first love really last forever? Or is it just a summer fling?
Find out in this coming of age romance, Rayne.
