Title:
Wake Up Call
Author:
Victoria Ashley
Publication:
August 8, 2013
Synopsis:
My heart stopped and suddenly it was hard to
breathe. His voice always had that effect on me. It was like poison slowly
running through my veins killing me bit by bit. Like a drug that I couldn't get
enough of even though I was almost down to my last breath.
Jace took a step forward and grabbed my hand. He slowly trailed his fingers over my face and backed me into the wall. My heart stopped again if that was even possible. "You can't leave," he whispered. "I need you." His warm breath kissed my lips as he bit his bottom lip and placed both of his hands around my face. They were warm and soft to the touch. Too big for my fragile face, although I wanted to bury myself in them. "Breathe. There is no one here but the two of us. Breathe," he whispered.
Avery Hale had spent her whole childhood abused by her drunken, hopped-up parents. Broken from a lifetime of hate and pain she grew up realizing that trust and love just didn't exist. Not in her world at least. After turning the age of eighteen, she packed up and moved far away determined to escape her hurtful past and start a new life. Once on her own she comes to the conclusion that the emptiness still exist. Doing what she had to to survive she found herself mixed up in exotic dancing and meaningless sexual relationships unable to feel anything, for anyone. She was sure that her life was worthless and there was nothing left for her. On the other hand, so she thought.
After meeting a beautiful stranger, jace, her life suddenly is turned upside down. Everything that she truly believed suddenly gets questioned and then she is left to figure out if there is really more to her than she could ever have imagined. Jace, having some secrets of his own puts the pain of his own past behind to do what he can to help Avery.Can the love of another broken person be enough to help Avery, or is she already too far gone?
Avery's life is pulled in many directions as she tries to find herself, and not everyone and thing is what they seem to be in this story of love, trust and opening up. Finding herself and learning to love herself might just be the hardest thing she's ever had to do.
Jace took a step forward and grabbed my hand. He slowly trailed his fingers over my face and backed me into the wall. My heart stopped again if that was even possible. "You can't leave," he whispered. "I need you." His warm breath kissed my lips as he bit his bottom lip and placed both of his hands around my face. They were warm and soft to the touch. Too big for my fragile face, although I wanted to bury myself in them. "Breathe. There is no one here but the two of us. Breathe," he whispered.
Avery Hale had spent her whole childhood abused by her drunken, hopped-up parents. Broken from a lifetime of hate and pain she grew up realizing that trust and love just didn't exist. Not in her world at least. After turning the age of eighteen, she packed up and moved far away determined to escape her hurtful past and start a new life. Once on her own she comes to the conclusion that the emptiness still exist. Doing what she had to to survive she found herself mixed up in exotic dancing and meaningless sexual relationships unable to feel anything, for anyone. She was sure that her life was worthless and there was nothing left for her. On the other hand, so she thought.
After meeting a beautiful stranger, jace, her life suddenly is turned upside down. Everything that she truly believed suddenly gets questioned and then she is left to figure out if there is really more to her than she could ever have imagined. Jace, having some secrets of his own puts the pain of his own past behind to do what he can to help Avery.Can the love of another broken person be enough to help Avery, or is she already too far gone?
Avery's life is pulled in many directions as she tries to find herself, and not everyone and thing is what they seem to be in this story of love, trust and opening up. Finding herself and learning to love herself might just be the hardest thing she's ever had to do.
Review: ~by Shelly
I thought this was a good read. Avery had a horrible childhood. She finds it hard to trust and believe in love. Jace is a young, extremely sexy, stranger that she happens upon in the strip club where she was working for a living.
Jace gave her an opportunity for a new job, and a new place to live, since she was getting kicked out of her hole in the wall apartment. Even though you could definitely see the feelings that Jace has for Avery, she refused to believe that anyone could have any feelings for her, let alone, love!
There was friendship, angst, drama, love and lust. Any romance fan would enjoy this book! I rate this a 3.50 stars!
Author
Bio:
Victoria Ashley is an author from Rockford, IL.
She wrote her first novel in 2011 after finding an app on her phone that allowed
writers to upload their own work. After finding her passion in writing she then
moved on to publish her first novel Wake Up Call, which has been viewed over
thirteen million times on that website and plans to continue working hard to
publish more in the near future. You can find her Facebook Author page here. https://www.facebook.com/VictoriaAnneAshley?ref=stream
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Excerpt:
"My heart stopped and suddenly it was hard to breathe. His
voice always had that effect on me. It was like poison slowly running through
my veins killing me bit by bit. Like a drug that I couldn't get enough of even
though I was almost down to my last breath.
Jace took a step forward and grabbed my hand. He slowly trailed
his fingers over my face and backed me into the wall. My heart stopped again if
that was even possible. "You can't leave," he whispered. "I need
you." His warm breath kissed my lips as he bit his bottom lip and placed
both of his hands around my face. They were warm and soft to the touch. Too big
for my fragile face, although I wanted to bury myself in them. "Breathe.
There is no one here but the two of us. Breathe," he whispered.
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