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Alex Jennings is done with life. After losing her brother in Afghanistan, everything has collapsed around her. Getting laid off from her day job and failing in her art career, she has nowhere left to turn. She once had faith to believe that all things would work together for good, but that faith died with her brother. Now she just wants the pain to end.
Riley Conrad served thirteen years in the military until three bullets sent him home. After a year and a half of physical therapy and scraping together a living, all he wants is to live a simple life and perhaps even open the coffee shop he dreams about. However, the weight of failing his parents’ expectations doesn’t make it easy, and working as a bartender isn’t getting him anywhere fast. Could a “chance” meeting between Alex and Riley set them both on the path God always intended?
Christian Contemporary Romance
Paperback & ebook, 393 Pages February 11th 2020 by Living Sword Publishing |
Guest Post from Jaye Elliot
Top 10 Romantic Pairings
I’m a hopeless romantic, so I tend to do a lot of shipping fictional characters. Here is a look at my top 10 in no particular order. Only one pairing is actually from a book. I’m a very visual person, so I tend to do more shipping of characters from movies and TV than I do for books. I’m sure I’m forgetting some, but these are the ones that jumped to mind immediately.
- Robin and Marian (BBC’s Robin Hood) – So much adorableness, banter, emotions! They are just the cutest together, and I’m just going to pretend the very end of season two never happened.
- Essie and Farrendel (Fierce Heart by Tara Grayce) – This is the one book pairing on the list. Fierce Heart was my favorite read of 2019. If you happen to like elves and arranged marriage plot lines, go check this book out. It’s the adorablest. (I’m an author, I can make up words.)
- Tani and Junior (Hawaii 5-0) – I love these two so much. Talk about slow burn. It’s killing me waiting for these two to finally kiss, but I applaud the writing. Most TV romances don’t draw it out like this.
- Ross and Demelza (PBS Poldark) – Oh, Ross and Demelza. There is so much angst with these two, but when they are together, it’s the best.
- Daryl and Connie (The Walking Dead) – So I was a Daryl/Beth shipper, but since that didn’t happen, I’m totally happy jumping on the Daryl and Connie ship. I think it’s adorable the way he’s learning sign language to communicate with her.
- Bellamy and Echo (The 100 TV Series) – This is my controversial pairing. I think I am in a very small minority here, but I 100% ship Bellamy and Echo in The 100. Ever since the cage part. They just make total sense to me.
- Lincoln and Octavia (The 100 TV Series) – These two were so great together. I’ll just say that I will never be okay with what happened.
- Toby and Happy (Scorpion) – I ended up losing interest in the Scorpion TV show, but I will always love Toby and Happy together. They were the one thing I still loved on the show when it all started going downhill for me.
- Hardison and Parker (Leverage) – Who doesn’t love Hardison and Parker? Someone, I’m sure, but I think they are adorable.
- Robin and Regina (Once Upon A Time) – Like with Lincoln and Octavia, I will never be okay with what happened with these two. They’re perfect for each other. They belong together. They very much should have had a happily ever after like the rest of the hero pairings. It’s completely unfair.
Jaye Elliot
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Jaye Elliot is an award-winning author, country girl, and hopeless romantic at heart. She loves a good hero and will always sigh happily during the lights scene in Tangled. She writes from her home in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, which she shares with three cats she considers her kids. When not writing romance novels, she pens fantasy and adventure stories as Jaye L. Knight.
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