Exactly Where They’d Fall, a novel

Posted under by Laura on Tuesday 22 November 2011 at 10:36 pm

Coming Soon! Spring of 2012!

Progress:
Current state: final round of revisions!!! Going to my proofreaders very soon! :D
Anticipated final length: ~84,000 words/25 chapters/325 pages/4100 Kindle locations ;)
Target release date: aiming for June 19th, 2012 in all e-formats, paperback to follow soon after!

About:

Jodie Larsen and Amelia Bradshaw were almost sisters once, before college degrees, careers, real houses and real lives… before Jodie’s brother broke up with Amelia. Years later, still strung together by their mutual friends, Jodie and Amelia are stuck.

After so many disappointments, ever-cautious Amelia hazards to trust again with their dear friend Drew, desperately hoping that this time love might prove to be enough.

Jodie is not a woman who likes to lose, but as Amelia and Drew pair off and dive head-first into their future, Jodie hangs on to one night, a year ago, which none of them remember the same way. Jodie doesn’t know what it was, but when every passing day only proves that the world is moving on without her, she has two choices: to deny she feels anything at all, or else confess her feelings to Drew and break Amelia’s heart.

Exactly Where They’d Fall is the carefully woven story of three lives strung together by thread-fine alliances, of friends and lovers, closely held family secrets, and the truths we deny even to ourselves. When lies undermine the delicate balance of this once-close group of friends, they’ll each learn what loyalties they have to each other, or don’t.

blog babble tag: exactly where they’d fall

excerpts:
official introduction, and a scene from the first chapter

extras:
- inspiration board on Pinterest: BE WARNED – if you are the kind of reader who does NOT like to see what the author thinks characters look like in visual form, don’t look at this. ;) This page contains character inspirations, writing soundtrack songs, places and other random things from this book.

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