I am trying to contain the pure excitement that is literally trying to burst free right now, because the first novel in my brand new Lake Shore Uni series is about to hit virtual book shelves everywhere! I LOVE reading college-based books, and cannot wait for you all to read my very own take on it. I may have already mentioned how in love with these characters I am, but now, after the first reads have come back - I am even more eager for you to meet them.
I will be posting some teasers and excerpts over the comings weeks, but for now, I have posted the synopsis below. Please keep an eye out for the cover reveal as well, which will be launching at the end of the month!
Until then... xo
I will be posting some teasers and excerpts over the comings weeks, but for now, I have posted the synopsis below. Please keep an eye out for the cover reveal as well, which will be launching at the end of the month!
Until then... xo
In this Breeze...
A Lake Shore University novel
A nerd. A quiet art student. A nobody.
Or perhaps, just some girl.
These were the non-spoken titles I was known as since I started at Lake Shore Uni almost two years ago now. When given the chance to leave my horrific childhood behind - I didn’t hesitate. In fact, I was ecstatic to have the door hit me on the ass on my way out of town; because the only two things I actually loved in my traumatic life…
Were coming with me.
And whilst the three of us shared the same beat-up truck when we moved here – that’s where the similarities unfortunately end.
Ethan ‘The Mule’ Jones, is kind of a super star on campus. Everywhere he goes he seems to draw attention. I guess that’s what happens when you’re headlining papers as the star basketballer for the LS Eagles. But to me, he’s just Eth. A boy who still spends his Friday nights snuggled up watching movies with me, and who walks me to classes just to make sure I get there okay. He is my best friend in every way, and I can’t imagine my life without him in it.
And then there’s Jase.
The truth is I knew from the moment I met Jase at the local skate park, when he was smoking a cigarette and teasing Eth for his poor skating ability, of how fiercely protective he was about those he cared for. From the time he blew his warm breath over my injured knee, to when he thankfully intervened on the most horrific day of my life. A day, that still haunts me when I am alone in the dark.
He saved me.
But Jase has his own demons too. Even if he doesn’t go looking for it, trouble always seems to find him. Which is why he has been absent from our lives for the past two years.
Sometimes I wonder what he’s doing.
Quite often I worry if he’s okay.
And I always, always, think about him.
Even though I shouldn’t.
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