(Catica | Book One)

I never wanted to leave Colorado. I never wanted friends, or a boyfriend. It didn’t matter, they’d all just leave anyway. So, I pushed everyone away to a fault.

Until we came to Cali.

Until I made friends that turned into family.

Until I fell in love. Twice.

And for once, I wanted it all. I wanted every last slice of the cake that everyone told me I couldn’t have. I was being selfish, and it would be my downfall. But in that downfall is where I learned to live again. And I welcomed every last breath of it.

(Catica | Book Two)

Lenny

I thought I knew what I wanted. I thought I had made the right choice. And I suppose in the moment, I did. But three years have floated on, the boat rocking more than ever. It’s going to sink. The only question is, when? And will he still be there to catch me when I fall?

E.j.

When I met her, I knew in a heartbeat she was meant to be mine. My girl. She was what I wanted, where I saw my future going. She didn’t see me the same. Now years later, we’re still in the same messed up situation.Only this time, I’m drowning myself trying to hold on. I want her to save me, but will she?

The moment her father was ripped out of her life, Hailey lost her love of Christmas. Daniel—her rival co-worker—is the polar opposite and is convinced that no one truly hates Christmas. Will a chance meeting at the holiday masquerade cause sleigh bells to jingle? Or will Hailey’s heart stay frozen forever?

The four of us were inseparable. Until we weren’t. Until that day that changed everything. The race that took him away from us, from me. The day that tore us apart. Now, six years later, the two that I swore to stay away from abruptly show back up in my life, reminding me that my heart is still broken. And they tempt me with one last job.

One last job that will make or break everything. One last job that will serve us sweet revenge. And not only is the job on the line, so is my heart. Waring between what used to be, and what could be, blurring the lines in the process. I’m afraid that nothing has changed, but there’s only one way to find out.

I have to go back into the world I ran from, allowing my heart to be exposed once again. I only hope I can be strong enough to get through this, so we all come out alive.