Title: Tortured
Author: Kate Givans
Publication Date: TBA
Genres: Adult, Contemporary
Summary:
Publication Date: TBA
Genres: Adult, Contemporary
Summary:
A dark and gritty, adult drama about death, healing, and how love can reach beyond scars and secrets, no matter how deep or hidden.
WARNING: Not intended for younger audiences. Due to sexual content and graphic nature of some scenes, this book is intended for 18+ readers ONLY. Potentially triggering content and concepts in books to follow.
After a tragic car accident that claimed the life of his best friend, Josh Pennington shut down and shut everyone out. More than a year later, he’s still tormented by his past, struggling to find his way back to the land of the living.
Then he meets free-spirited Willow. She challenges him. Shows him it’s okay to forgive himself and move on. Helps him feel again.
But Willow is fighting a few of her own demons
.Josh tries to uncover the truth behind her elusiveness and secrecy. But instead of letting him in, Willow pushes him away and refuses to share even the smallest of details about her personal life.
Will Josh find out the truth before it’s too late?
Or will he find out that some secrets are better left untold?
AUTHOR BIO:
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Quirky, clumsy, and always a little off-key, Kate Givans has always loved books and the words contained within. Now that she’s writing the stories, she’s filling them with broken characters, angst, and even a few of those happily-ever-afters that seem to evade us in real life.
When not writing, this wife and mother of five can be found guzzling coffee, day-dreaming, dancing for no reason at all, playing with the voices in her head, watching her favorite shows (Originals, Grey’s, OUAT, The Following), listening to music, and reminding herself to “breathe.”
When not writing, this wife and mother of five can be found guzzling coffee, day-dreaming, dancing for no reason at all, playing with the voices in her head, watching her favorite shows (Originals, Grey’s, OUAT, The Following), listening to music, and reminding herself to “breathe.”
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