Title: Torn
Author: A.M. Wallace
Genre: New Adult
Release Date: Feb. 18, 2015
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Blurb:
Marcus has his life
pretty much figured out at twenty five years old. He’s got his career on track,
a nice house just outside of the city, and his lifelong best friend, Hannah, by
his side at every turn. The only problem is that he has been fighting with
himself to tell Hannah how he really feels. How she’s all he’s been able to
think about since he was old enough to have those feelings. What he doesn’t
know is that Hannah is facing the same inner battle with herself about him. She
fantasizes about a life with Marcus.
A.M.
Wallace was born and raised in southern Ohio. She is currently a stay at home
mom to her wonderful son. She and her husband still reside in southern Ohio
after a few years of living in east Tennessee (Go Vols!) While her husband is a
die-hard Volunteer, A.M will always be a Buckeye. (O-H-I-O!) Thankfully the two
teams almost never play one another.
Her
love for reading started at a very young age. The Boxcar Children was where it
all started, and she never quit. AR Reading in school only pushed her that much
harder to read faster and more advanced books. Her competitiveness came out
when there were prizes and “winning” involved. Now, she reads anything and
everything in her free time. (When she has free
time.)
After being a stay at home mom for seven
months, needing a change that would allow her to continue staying home with her
son, she finally decided to pursue her dreams and write her first novel. While
watching reruns of The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Handy Manny, and Doc McStuffins
in her living room with her seven month old rolling around, the idea behind The
Divided Series was born.
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I smiled up at him as he reached me, a real smile. He smiled
back and didn’t say a word before grabbing my shoulders and pulling me into a
hug. I could almost cry at how familiar it was. I hugged him back and smiled
into his shoulder. I was happy right now. Because for the short time his arms
were around me, I could forget about everyone else in the room. Marcus
was my best friend again and I was all he
needed.
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