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From Innovative New Adult Romance Author—Jaqueline Snowe A sassy bartender who’s seen it all wants nothing to do with the campus playboy— but when they are paired together in class, sparks fly. Can the player change his ways for the right girl? Follow Jenna and Aiden in this enemies-to-lovers story. LET LIFE HAPPEN Re-Released in January of 2018. Let Life Happen, the first book in the Isaac’s Bar Series, was picked up by Liquid Silver Publishing and is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Kobo. Everyone has that one friend—the ridiculously hot one you swear you would never develop feelings for. Mostly, because it would end in heartbreak. When Aiden Chad walks into a room, people stop and watch him. Who wouldn’t stop and stare at the Sigma President with his chiseled jaw and perfect smile…and those abs. There’s something about a player like Aiden that makes girls say, “I can change him.” On the other hand, Jenna Smithson has never been like most girls. Why would she start now? As a bartender at the local, college bar, she has seen it unravel enough times to know exactly how it always ends. For the first time in his life, Aiden encounters a girl who won’t fall at his knees or fall into bed with him. Instead, Jenna gives him a dosage of good, genuine friendship and treats him like a normal person. She calls him out on his shit and his charm gets him nowhere. And this, this makes him question his entire lifestyle. Her sassy attitude and foul mouth, combined with his attitude and humor, create sparks hotter than the Phoenix sun they live under. Want to read an excerpt? Check it out here! ♥ A note from the author: This book is a love story to those couples who met in college, trying to figure out what they wanted to do in the world without a clue how to get there. The names of characters and places are made up, but the setting is all true to Phoenix, Arizona. This was an ode to a city I grew to love.
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 The hubs and I live in a city. You expect a little riff-raff now and again but the oddest things always happen to me when I'm alone.
A guy singing his heart out to me? Check. Following my dogs around, guessing their names? Check. Someone asking me to help buy underwear for them? Yup. Aggressively asking for money and insisting I give them my credit card? Also check. But my Monday started off in the most dramatic fashion. I thought my car was stolen. It wasn't-- and for the sake of not embarrassing myself too much, let's just say I parked somewhere unusual and forgot about it. So, I'm already running 15 minutes late (due to crying about the 'missing car') and cheer in delight when finally I spot it. I hustle to it, but someone else is running in my peripheral vision. Hm, this guy must be running late too! I'll give him a sympathetic smile. I turn. I smile. Mistake. I made eye contact with a vagrant and he now stood right to my car on the other side. He wanted me to take him to the bank. Like, he tried to get in my car and have me cash his check at the bank. It was the most bizarre proposition I've experienced. I believe my words were along the lines of hell to the no. He got the picture and thankfully I never felt threatened, but weird, uncomfortable, confused? Yes. All of those things. He walked away and I sped out of there and made it to work only ten minutes late. In conclusion, it was the most Monday of all time and I'm glad today was much better. Cheers to a happy hump-day tomorrow! Jaqueline |
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