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Four friends. Four paths.
Drawn together by one question—is love... always? The emotional new adult series by Jacinta Howard includes the titles, Better Than Okay, More Than Always and Less Than Forever.
"Ms. Howard truly has a gift."
--Just Us Book Lovers on Better Than Okay
"She gives the characters dimension. She brings them to life in a unique way."
—Romance Novels In Color on Better Than Okay
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Soulful. Sensual. Lyrical.
Explore the rhythm of soul, love and life with The Prototype band—Jersey Kincaid, Isaiah Broussard, Travis Broussard, Kennedy James, Bam Mosley and Devin Walker--
in the emotionally-engaging, sensual series USA Today's HEA blog called "full of flavor"...
"Full of flavor while offering offering a mix of life lessons to ponder long after reading."
–USA TODAY, HEA blog on Happiness in Jersey
"A memorable and moving story"
—Romance In Color on Finding Kennedy
"Another powerful addition to The Prototype Series."
—Romance In Color on Keeping Willow
(Click to view the book trailers)
Explore the rhythm of soul, love and life with The Prototype band—Jersey Kincaid, Isaiah Broussard, Travis Broussard, Kennedy James, Bam Mosley and Devin Walker--
in the emotionally-engaging, sensual series USA Today's HEA blog called "full of flavor"...
"Full of flavor while offering offering a mix of life lessons to ponder long after reading."
–USA TODAY, HEA blog on Happiness in Jersey
"A memorable and moving story"
—Romance In Color on Finding Kennedy
"Another powerful addition to The Prototype Series."
—Romance In Color on Keeping Willow
(Click to view the book trailers)
What happens when friendship blossoms into something more?
Aristotle once said the only thing constant in life is change. Or was that Confucius? Whatever. People are fluid—they come into your life for a while, and when it’s time for them to float on, Leah has no qualms waving goodbye. The only exception is her neighbor and best friend, Trevor. When all else fails in her crazy world, Trevor is always there, reliable, steady… real. But what happens when friendship blossoms into something more? Can Leah and Trevor's relationship survive the change? Or will the weight of blind expectations cause them to lose the one thing they love—each other?
"A worthy addition to the other works penned by the author... Jacinta Howard is a gifted writer of contemporary romance."
—Romance In Color
Aristotle once said the only thing constant in life is change. Or was that Confucius? Whatever. People are fluid—they come into your life for a while, and when it’s time for them to float on, Leah has no qualms waving goodbye. The only exception is her neighbor and best friend, Trevor. When all else fails in her crazy world, Trevor is always there, reliable, steady… real. But what happens when friendship blossoms into something more? Can Leah and Trevor's relationship survive the change? Or will the weight of blind expectations cause them to lose the one thing they love—each other?
"A worthy addition to the other works penned by the author... Jacinta Howard is a gifted writer of contemporary romance."
—Romance In Color
Is the night before Christmas also the night before everything
Ava thinks she knows about love changes for good?
Ava couldn’t believe she’d let her best friend talk her into coming to a mind numbing holiday party on the night before Christmas. As Ava counts the minutes before she can leave, all she can think about is how much she wants to snuggle up on the sofa with a crappy holiday movie and drink too much eggnog (with rum). That is, until an old classmate, Elias Young, sits next to her at the party. Elias is way too charming to be any good for her, but fate forces Ava to put that tired theory to the ultimate test. Is it happenstance? Serendipity? Or, is the night before Christmas also the night before everything Ava thinks she knows about love changes for good?
"From the moment Ava’s candy cane meets Elias’ hot chocolate I was there… and yes, with bells on. I loved this couple."
—Amazon Review
Ava thinks she knows about love changes for good?
Ava couldn’t believe she’d let her best friend talk her into coming to a mind numbing holiday party on the night before Christmas. As Ava counts the minutes before she can leave, all she can think about is how much she wants to snuggle up on the sofa with a crappy holiday movie and drink too much eggnog (with rum). That is, until an old classmate, Elias Young, sits next to her at the party. Elias is way too charming to be any good for her, but fate forces Ava to put that tired theory to the ultimate test. Is it happenstance? Serendipity? Or, is the night before Christmas also the night before everything Ava thinks she knows about love changes for good?
"From the moment Ava’s candy cane meets Elias’ hot chocolate I was there… and yes, with bells on. I loved this couple."
—Amazon Review