✰ Bianca ✰
Two little, pink lines should have been a good thing, but for Kendall Wright, it felt like the end of the world. Especially when her career as a successful romance novelist had only just begun to take off.
But with the acceptance of her flaky
boyfriend, and the help of a friendly bartender, she begins to see how those
two little, pink lines could actually be a blessing.
Except pregnancy isn’t always what it’s
cut out to be, and sometimes, things can take a turn for the worst when you
least expect it. And after an emergency C-section, the premature birth of her
son, and the loss of that flaky boyfriend, Kendall begins the hard, rewarding,
and oftentimes traumatic life of NICU parenthood alone.
But soon, she realizes that, where there
is darkness, there is usually light.
And there are always friendly—and very attractive—bartenders.
Kendall is 35 years old and lives in a little apartment in New York City.
She's finally able to halfway live from the money she makes being a romance author. For the last three years she has been dating Brendan - on and off .
What will happen with Kendall, Goose and the baby??
We'll see ....
The baby-in-the-hospital part was hard, but it was also beautiful and full of hope. Of course we're scared of everything that can go wrong, but we just hope that everything will end up okay. And the hospital part is not the whole book. Not at all. We also find time to get our happily ever after with Goose. I loved Goose. He's a great guy. But I just didn't love-love the falling for each other part. I didn't get any relationship vibes from Goose and Kenny. They're just good friends and then suddenly they're in love. I didn't feel it. I also didn't really love their ages! Kenny seems to immature and she's nowhere near a place in life where a mid-thirties person should be. If someone would tell me that Kenny was 23 or 27 I would totally believe it.
Run to your nearest amazon for your own Goose - he'll be sold out in no time!
Greyson's dad's book
When I was a wee lassie, I was told by my preschool teachers that I was a natural at storytelling. When I was just a little older than that, an old friend's mother said to me, "Kelsey, one day your books are going to be on the shelves at the library."
Well, Diane, I don't know if my books are ever going to be on the shelves of libraries, but I'm sure as hell going to try.
When I'm not writing stories destined to be bestsellers, I enjoy devouring TV shows, listening to every type of music there is and going to concerts, reading pretty much anything (with a soft spot for romance and certain books located in 18th century Scotland), obsessing over makeup, and pretending to workout.
I also have a fondness for cats, my family, tattoos, and a really good French fry.