New York Times Bestselling author J. Sterling brings readers a tantalizing tale of love and redemption in her newest contemporary romance DEAR HEART, I HATE YOU. Be sure to check out the the giveaway below and grab your copy of this amazing book today!
About DEAR HEART, I HATE YOU:
I didn’t plan on him.
Or for him.
Or anything that had to do with Cal Donovan from Boston.
Meeting him had been a complete and utter surprise, taking me one hundred percent off guard. I met new people every single day in my line of work and none of them affected me. Wasn’t that the way of things though? You could meet a thousand people and they’d all mean nothing to you. But then you’d meet that one and they suddenly meant everything.
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REVIEW by Jeanine:This was my first book I've read by J Sterling and It will NOT be my last. I loved Cal and Jules story. I couldn't get enough. When Jules was in Chicago at a conference for her job, her and a few other women were at the hotel bar. When they found a table she realized they were short a chair so ask the table of guys if she could borrow one of theirs. When their eyes locked, she new she was ruined for any other guy, ever. Only problem was, Cal lived in Chicago and Jules, California. They spent the rest of the weekend together though. What could it hurt right? Just two people having some fun and getting to know each other. With them
Both being workaholics, making time for anything after that to see each would be absurd. That's what they each thought anyway..... Long distance relationships are tough! You think Cal and Jules can make it work?
Read up! And don't miss out on this one! It's an amazing story of love, heart break, and hope. I highly recommend!!!! Five stars from me! I can't wait to read what's next!
EXCERPT
JULES POV
“Can I invite my girlfriends over?”
I glanced back at the girls, who were thankfully carrying on
a conversation without me. It made me feel a little less like a jerk to see
they were perfectly fine. Then again, this wasn’t high school; grown women
tended to usually be okay on their own.
“Of course,” Simeon said with a smile.
Waving in their direction, I called out, “Girls, do you want
to come over here with our new best friends?”
I laughed when they immediately pulled their chairs over to
the table without question, squeezing in and forcing me to inch even closer to
Cal.
Cal’s thigh pressed against mine as I scooted over, and I
made no move to shift away. He didn’t either, but maybe it was because he
couldn’t. The table was packed now, and I couldn’t have been happier about
that.
So we stayed that way, our legs touching. My body was fully
aware of every move he made, every muscle twitch, each time his leg pressed
against mine a little harder than it had been a second before. My heart raced
at the contact, each movement he made stirring an excitement buried deep inside
me.
I’d read plenty of romance novels that talked about this
sort of thing happening —the immediate connection between two people, that
indescribable pull. And for the last few years, I’d rolled my eyes whenever I’d
read those words, half calling them bullshit and half wishing they could be
true. But in this moment when my entire being was being shaken to life by the
simple act of a male thigh pressing against mine, I finally understood.
I got it.
Those words weren’t just something the author wrote to make
the story sound pretty or give it more meaning—it actually happened to people.
And it was currently happening to me. I felt like a live bomb, a firework,
something on the verge of exploding. Nothing made you realize how much you’d
been ignoring your heart, until someone came along and smacked it awake simply
by existing.
Please let him feel it too. Because how much
would it suck if I was the only one feeling this heart-altering stuff here? It
would suck. A lot.
About J. Sterling: I got fired from my last job. It's true. I know you're sitting there thinking, "Jenn, how could anyone in their right mind fire someone like you?" And I'd love to give you a good reason, but the truth is that sometimes being all sorts of awesome isn't fun for other people. They don't always tend to like it. lol So I picked my pride off the floor, bought a laptop and started writing my first book. And you know what I realized? Writing stories that meant something to me was a million times better than working my ass off for someone who didn't really care about anything other than the bottom line. My soul has never felt more satisfied. My heart has never been more full. I've never worked so hard in my life, but I love every second of it. I truly do. It is SO worth it. All of it. Every moment. The journey it took to get to this point- I wouldn't change a thing.
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