A little taste of Memories of You #MFRWHooks #Romance

 

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If you’re looking for your next great read, then this is the place to be. Today, I’m participating in the Book Hooks Hop with #MFRWauthors.

I hope you enjoy the small excerpt from my latest book, Memories of You, and don’t forget to visit the other authors at http://mfrwbookhooks.blogspot.com.

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Blurb:

Sixteen years ago, Lissa de la Fuente and Zach Brody were high school sweethearts. For Lissa, life was perfect until Zach decided to skip town, leaving her behind.

Zach, now a successful photojournalist, has returned to Lincoln Falls for his best friend’s wedding. He hopes to make amends with Lissa, but when he sees her, Zach realizes making amends might not be enough. He wants what they once had.

Lissa remembers every detail of their relationship, though she wishes she didn’t. For years, she’s lived with the anger and hurt of Zach’s leaving. Everyone tells her to forgive Zach. Only for Lissa, the issues go far beyond forgiveness. She gave her heart to Zach once and was destroyed. If she allows herself to fall for him, can she trust Zach to not break her heart again?

Excerpt:

Will had made plenty of excuses for Zach, but none of them satisfied Lissa. There were no excuses for what Zach had done. As they stood there in a stare down, fury buried itself deep in her stomach. The burn of it flowed through her veins. It wasn’t fair that he got to come back and insert himself into everyone’s lives as if he never left. It wasn’t fair that she would have to put up with him for the next two days.

The urge to scream nearly overwhelmed her. Blinded by rage, she stormed toward him and slapped him across the face.

“I guess I deserve that,” he said.

She didn’t say a word. She only slapped him again and ran off.

Purchase links:

Amazon | Barnes&Noble | Apple

Enjoy!

 

 

11 thoughts on “A little taste of Memories of You #MFRWHooks #Romance

  1. Ed Hoornaert says:

    My, she really hates him. It’s definitely time for her to move on and get over it, which I’m sure she will during the course of your book. I have a thing for high school sweetheart stories since I married mine. Still married, too, decades later.

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