| Author: | Lindsay Detwiler | ISBN: | 9781925655070 |
| Publisher: | Hot Tree Publishing | Publication: | October 21, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lindsay Detwiler |
| ISBN: | 9781925655070 |
| Publisher: | Hot Tree Publishing |
| Publication: | October 21, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
"Six years, a complex about my freckles, a love for pastrami, and a fear of failure.
That's what he gave me before slaughtering my heart and my faith in men."
Suffering from the sting of betrayal, twenty-eight-year-old Avery Johannas quits her job and moves hundreds of miles away to Ocean City, the beach town of her dreams. With the help of her zany roommate, Jodie, Avery finds a new career, home, and freedom. Throughout her self-exploration, she makes only one rule: She won't give her heart to a man again. She's living for herself this time.
But then she meets Jesse.
A tattoo shop owner, the green-eyed Jesse Pearce is wild with a touch of mystery. As Jesse and Avery explore Ocean City and their friendship, they'll have a hard time drawing a line in the sand between their hearts.
When summer nights get a little more heated than either expected, they'll have to ask themselves: Can they let go of their notions of love, or will their hearts be permanently inked by past pain?
"Six years, a complex about my freckles, a love for pastrami, and a fear of failure.
That's what he gave me before slaughtering my heart and my faith in men."
Suffering from the sting of betrayal, twenty-eight-year-old Avery Johannas quits her job and moves hundreds of miles away to Ocean City, the beach town of her dreams. With the help of her zany roommate, Jodie, Avery finds a new career, home, and freedom. Throughout her self-exploration, she makes only one rule: She won't give her heart to a man again. She's living for herself this time.
But then she meets Jesse.
A tattoo shop owner, the green-eyed Jesse Pearce is wild with a touch of mystery. As Jesse and Avery explore Ocean City and their friendship, they'll have a hard time drawing a line in the sand between their hearts.
When summer nights get a little more heated than either expected, they'll have to ask themselves: Can they let go of their notions of love, or will their hearts be permanently inked by past pain?
