They want to pull the plug on his brain-dead wife.
When rock-star-to-be, Cody White meets sassy Emma Lohan, he doesn't know what to make of her.
Obviously out of his league, she’s outspoken, full-figured, beautiful, college-educated and has a heart of gold.
She's perfect and he can't stop thinking about her. She’s nothing like the girls he's dated before.
It doesn't make any sense.
And yet, true love rarely does.
Little does he know she will teach him what it means to love, what it means to fight for the girl of his dreams and what it means to give up everything he's ever wished for; for the chance at something he never thought was possible.
True love and kisses from the heart.
But when tragedy strikes and her life is on the line, Cody is broken. He must make a choice: accept that the girl he knows will never be the same again or stay with her when she needs him the most and give up his life-long dream of becoming a rock star forever.
When rock-star-to-be, Cody White meets sassy Emma Lohan, he doesn't know what to make of her.
Obviously out of his league, she’s outspoken, full-figured, beautiful, college-educated and has a heart of gold.
She's perfect and he can't stop thinking about her. She’s nothing like the girls he's dated before.
It doesn't make any sense.
And yet, true love rarely does.
Little does he know she will teach him what it means to love, what it means to fight for the girl of his dreams and what it means to give up everything he's ever wished for; for the chance at something he never thought was possible.
True love and kisses from the heart.
But when tragedy strikes and her life is on the line, Cody is broken. He must make a choice: accept that the girl he knows will never be the same again or stay with her when she needs him the most and give up his life-long dream of becoming a rock star forever.
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“12 Things About Jeff Rivera”
1.
I was born in Salt
Lake City, Utah of all places in the world. I haven’t been back there in over
30 years, but would love to visit.
2.
I got my first novel
that I’d written published by a major publisher. It is called Forever My Lady.
3.
I lost my virginity
to a girl and a guy in the same year (but not at the same time).
4.
I usually do my best
writing sitting in my underwear (boxer briefs) and no shirt.
5.
I have 12 nieces and
nephews and I love each and every one of them.
6.
I was homeless when I
was a teenager and lived in my car for a period.
7.
I was bullied
mercilessly in middle school about how skinny I was, about my voice and I
carried and still carry that hurt with me to this day.
8.
I live in Costa Rica
most of the year.
9.
I didn’t get my
driver’s license until I was about 26, but I don’t own a car now.
10.I have 2 yorkies, 2 parakeets and a turtle.
11.Every year I go to Nicaragua and do whatever I can to help
the homeless children and teens that live on the streets.
12.I take a nap almost every day between 10am and 12pm. I call
it rebooting my computer.
About the Author:
Jeff Rivera is an author and
inspirational media personality. He has appeared on national television, radio
and print in such outlets asForbes.com, The Boston Globe, Publishers
Weekly, Right On! Magazine, Rotarian Magazine, TMZ, WABC, WNBC, WCBS,
SITV, American Latino and NPR.
He also writes or has written for Entertainment
Weekly, Mediabistro, GalleyCat, Publishing Perspectives, Digital Book
World, Examiner, American Chronicle, School Library Journal and the Huffington
Post and has been invited to speak and inspire groups all over the world
from South Carolina to Nigeria. He has been on panel discussions for The Library
Journal, Authors Guild, the Harlem Book Fair and many others.
He is known to have broken the news
that Seth Godin was ditching traditional publishing which lead to mentions on
hundreds of blogs and media outlets including The LA Times, Fast Company, and New
York Observer. His news break that Jackie Collins would be self-publishing the
US-version of her eBook lead to mentions in The Bookseller, The Guardian,
USA Today and hundreds of other outlets.
His humble beginnings of living in
American poverty on welfare and food stamps as the child of a single mother, to
his days living in his car and final rise to becoming a published author,
journalist and media personality have inspired many.
Rivera created a massive online
following before the eBook revolution even existed. He was able to land
an agent and a book deal with Warner Books (now known as Grand Central
Publishing) within 7 days. He has used the knowledge he gained from this
experience to help coach his clients on social media campaigns and has helped
over 100 clients take the first step in landing an agent too.
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Sounds like a great book. I enjoyed the 12 things too. I didn't get my driver's license until I was in my mid 20s too. It was forced on me. I didn't want to drive.
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DeleteThis book sounds amazing. I'm going to purchase it now! I loved reading your 12 things. I'm sorry you had struggles early on. Hopefully things are better for you now.
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Thanks, Hope!
DeleteAs a man who enjoys reading romance novels, I am excited to read this one by a male author. Thanks for the recommendation.
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