 What type of books do you enjoy reading? Do you like cut and dry books like botany texts? Do you like self-help texts? Or do you like stories where you can get inside the character, feel what they are feeling and still end on a happy note? Those are the types of stories I love. I want to connect with the character and go along for the ride as they deal with the ups and downs of love. I want to cheer them on and yell at them when they make their decisions--both good and bad. Grea Warner's stories are emotionally filling. I always fall in love with the characters. Lara is so much like me...I wonder if Ms. Warner was inside my head. I enjoy seeing Lara grow as a mother and wife as she faces the challenges of marriage, especially to a superstar like Keith Urban...errr.. I mean Finn. :) I find books that fill my soul are the ones I can't put down and will read again and again. Do Yourself a Favor and Grab this One!! You Won't be Sorry!! Blurb: A teardrop sends out many ripples… The road that Lara and Finn Murphy have taken together has been full of curves and bumps and foggy patches. But despite his demanding country music career and tragedies along the way, they found forever with each other. And now, with the addition of their two young children, their home is filled with even more love and joy. But, when Finn goes on his summer tour without Lara and the kids, some of the pieces of their idyllic life begin to crumble. Lara struggles with who she is as an individual, especially after finding herself in a perilous situation. Their son, Chance, starts to act out because he is missing his dad. And Finn feels like he can’t protect any of them like he wants to. Instead of it getting better upon the musician’s return, though, things only get worse. The couple, torn apart by false accusations and poor choices, must find a way to come together when heartbreaking news is revealed. Is there any way they can turn all the tears of sadness to ones of happiness? EXCERPT: He turned serious. “Are you all right? I know it’s a lot.” I took a deep, silent breath. It was a lot. I wasn’t truly all right. But I had to be. There really wasn’t an alternative. I needed to be—both for the kids and for their dad. “Yeah.” I finally managed the one word answer. He took a moment, too, and said, “I love you.” I sighed, recognizing those words as a signal for the conclusion of our conversation. Although they were sincere and special and never lost their meaning, hearing them instantly deflated my soul. When I was speaking with him, I felt secure. I felt serene. But I knew the moment we would lose that phone connection… “Lar?” he queried. “It’s just…sometimes I wonder if that’s enough.” “What?” His one word started with puzzlement but concluded with fear as he realized that the last comment he had said was that he loved me. His next two words were even more pronounced. “Lara? What?” “I’m sorry. I’m just tired,” I tried with what was mostly the truth. “Go. Have fun. Make that crowd light up.” “Lara!” He immediately admonished me before trying to take the lead in rectifying how I felt and what I said. “No! What did that mean? What do you need? What can I d—?” “I need you, Finn,” I blurted out and then more softly echoed with, “I just need you.” Pick Up Your Own Copy Today! |
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About the Author:
There really wasn’t any other path. Grea Warner knew from a young age that she wanted to write. She was born to write. First it was in diaries with little metal keys and in written tales that she slipped to friends in study hall. School newspapers, a college television drama, and internships in the soap opera world were next. After producing and writing a local show, she decided to delve into the world of the novelist. When her fingers aren’t tapping out her latest book filled with angst and romance, Grea can be found hiking the trails or jamming to her favorite country artists on the radio.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/grea.warner.7
Twitter:@grea_warner
greawarner.com
GoodReads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/17230140.Grea_Warner
There really wasn’t any other path. Grea Warner knew from a young age that she wanted to write. She was born to write. First it was in diaries with little metal keys and in written tales that she slipped to friends in study hall. School newspapers, a college television drama, and internships in the soap opera world were next. After producing and writing a local show, she decided to delve into the world of the novelist. When her fingers aren’t tapping out her latest book filled with angst and romance, Grea can be found hiking the trails or jamming to her favorite country artists on the radio.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/grea.warner.7
Twitter:@grea_warner
greawarner.com
GoodReads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/17230140.Grea_Warner
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