Change of Heart

(Paperback)

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Anita Martin has rubbed Abraham Evans the wrong way since she moved in with his parents as a teenager. Over ten years later, she's still abrasive, rude and undeniably attractive, which is why he's been sleeping with her for the past two years.

Their arrangement is simple-sex with no strings. When Anita's life changes dramatically, she realises she needs more from Abraham than the occasional call in the middle of the night. Abraham, however, isn't willing to make things real between them.

Months later, a family tragedy nearly brings Abraham to his knees but when he realises that the only person he wants is Anita, it may be too late for her to forgive him.

Reviews

"Unbreak My Heart is a heartbreaking, heartwarming, heart-twisting love affair that proves love stands the test of time."--Heidi McLaughlin, New York Times bestselling author on Unbreak My Heart
"The beginning was OMG...wow. Great writing, great pacing, and a really good mix of Kristen Ashley and Madeline Sheehan."--Maryse's Book Blog on Craving Constellations
"This book is sure to stay in the minds of readers for a long time, just based off of the uniqueness of the protagonists alone. Gone is the shy, insecure female and the romantic male, two dominant figures who curse like sailors and like their sex fast and rough. The author also does a great job delving into the dynamics of adoption."--RT Book Reviews
"Top Pick! Change of Heart is sexy, emotional, and the perfect follow-up to Unbreak My Heart. Fans of Colleen Hoover, Jamie McGuire, and K.A. Tucker will enjoy Change of Heart."--HarlequinJunkie.com
"4 1/2 Stars! Top Pick! Nicole Jacquelyn has penned an emotionally provocative story... I was hooked from page one as this amazing author put me through the wringer. It was a tumultuous ride that left this reader satisfied and craving more."--NightOwlReviews.com on Unbreak My Heart

Author Bio

When Nicole Jacquelyn was eight and asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, she told people she wanted to be a mom. When she was 12, her answer changed to author. Her dreams stayed constant. First, she became a mom and then, during her senior year of college - with one daughter in first grade and the other in preschool - she sat down and wrote a story.