I can't wait for...In Pieces by Danielle Pearl

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I don't usually pick up YA/NA novels however the blurb for In Pieces intrigued me. I can't wait to dive in to find out what happened to Beth and how David comes to her rescue. 

IN PIECES 

by Danielle Pearl

 (October 10, 2017; Forever Trade Paperback; $14.99; Something More Series Book 2)

 

Three years ago she was left in pieces…

Most college freshmen love the newfound freedom of living on campus, but none of them craves it like Beth Caplan.  One ill-fated night when she was fifteen left her locked in a posh prison of private tutors.  It’s for the best, everyone said, and maybe it was.  But after years of hard work and healing, the one person who never thought of her as broken could be the one to break her all over again.  And Beth can’t seem to stay away now any more than she could all those years ago.

As soon as David March learned his best friend’s little sister was enrolling at his school, he promised to look after her, and promised himself he’d keep a safe distance.  But the sweet little girl he’d grown up with has transformed into a gorgeous young woman, and she’s attracting attention from people she shouldn’t—like the ex who nearly destroyed her and a strange new student with a disturbing habit of showing up wherever Beth goes.  But for David, the most troubling discovery is realizing that he doesn’t just want Beth to be safe.  He wants her to be his.

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Danielle Pearl is the bestselling author of the Something More series.  She lives in New Jersey with her three delicious children and ever-supportive husband, who—luckily—doesn’t mind sharing her with an array of fictional men.  She did a brief stint at Boston University and worked in marketing before publishing her debut novel, Normal.  She writes mature Young Adult and New Adult contemporary romance.  Danielle enjoys coffee, wine, and cupcakes, and not in moderation.

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