Falling For You

by Eve Asbury

Overview

Dana Van Diver is hip, she is chic and most of all she is carefree. The kind of woman everybody wants as a friend and nobody wants as a girlfriend. But deep in her heart, Dana longs for one man: Jake Jessup. Where she is reviled in town, Jake is lauded for being loyal, hard working, and still deeply in love with his dead fience. Yet a brief affair with Dana begins to open his eyes to what he may be letting pass him by. They were friends, they have been lovers and now a dead woman is making them act like strangers. Will Jake's silent and stoic character force Dana's pride to accept it is over, or will two opposites finally see that they had love all along? The ONE HOT SUMMER Titles: ONE HOT SUMMER [ONE HOT SUMMER BOOK 1] SOUTHERN MOON [ONE HOT SUMMER BOOK 2] FALLING FOR YOU [ONE HOT SUMMER BOOK 3]

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781593748869
Publisher:	Whiskey Creek Press
Publication date:	12/01/2007
Sold by:	SIMON & SCHUSTER
Format:	eBook
Pages:	212
File size:	415 KB

About the Author

Eve Asbury and Gayle Eden are the pen names for Dian Addair, an author whose dreams of writing were put on hold in her twenties while she raised a son and daughter and worked several jobs. Romance novels kept her sane during some of those busy years, having moved from the mountains of West Virginia, living in a suburb of Washington, DC for fifteen more, until finally settling in East Tennessee (USA) on three acres surrounded by the North Holston River, where she can write to her hearts content. She calls her life as a young grandmother of 44, "controlled chaos". Actually it's quite normal for a woman who was born 9th in line and was an aunt by age five. She sets aside Saturdays for family, cooking, and romping with the granddaughters. The rest of the week, when not stealing an hour with her busy husband, she's at the computer immersing herself in another good plot. An author who believes in story telling-- in giving yourself the freedom to write whatever story speaks to your heart. She says she tries not to limit her characters by outline, but has a vague idea that generally they run away with, and sometimes give her fits by defying her attempts to keep them in check. It is not unheard of for her to sit down at the computer and realize ten hours later that she's written 200 pages...prolific, yes. She's found its better to indulge her muse than try and control it. A bit like real life, it happens, and there's always something new and surprising that makes the experience rewarding