FORGET YOU
By Jennifer Snyder
Cold Creek Companion Series
#4
New Adult Contemporary
Releasing September 2, 2014
Eva Bennett might be known for her candid approach and sharp
tongue, but on the inside she’s still a vulnerable twenty-four year old who’s
sick of kissing toads and being habitually
single.
Full of comical one-liners and wielding a charming smile, Sawyer
Keeton is more than meets the eye. After the news of his brother’s tragic death,
however, Sawyer is pulled into a place filled with crippling emotions and
pain—a place no one can seem to reach him…until the moment Eva steps into his
life.
A twist of fate will bring them together and then tear them
apart, forcing the two to learn there are people in life whom you cherish and
pray will never forget you.
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Eva Bennett
While Eva is incredibly gorgeous, she’s
also very blunt in the things that she says. I myself was first introduced to
Eva while writing Control You, she was Cam’s best friend who didn’t take any
shit off him or anyone. I loved that about her. She’s very cynical and
sarcastic at times, but she has her reasons for that. Her childhood wasn’t all
rainbows and pretty pictures.
Eva’s mother was an addict who overdosed
when she was six, because she never knew who her father was, she was slipped
into the foster system shortly after. Being raised by strangers who mistreated
her and broke promises molded her into someone who doesn’t give their heart
away easily. Sawyer somehow finds a way to break through all of that in a humorous, sweet way, giving her hope that someone as broken as herself can
find a lasting love.
Four Facts About Eva:
* She hates pet names for people.
* Pumpkin Spice coffee is her favorite flavor.
* She loves Ernest Hemingway quotes. It’s something her and
Cam share in common.
* She wanted Sawyer from the first moment she laid eyes on
him, but she would never admit to that out loud.
Favorite
Sentence:
(This is
Eva’s take on all the single guys at a party she attends.)
I counted
all the assholes in the room, and decided in an instant the ratio of nice guys
to jerks wasn’t in my favor tonight.
Sawyer Keeton
Sawyer Keeton is the type of guy you want to hang around
just to hear all the hilarious things that come from his mouth at random. He’s
a one-liner master. While Eva first thought he was an arrogant ass, she
realizes soon that she was incredibly wrong. Sawyer isn’t full of himself, he’s
just charming. Even with a sense of humor like he has, he still manages to be
super sweet at all times.
He’s an active member of the National Guard and absolutely
loves the sense of duty that comes from it. Sawyer goes wherever he is needed
and takes pride in being there.
It’s while he’s away for training that his older brother
tragically passes. This is something that breaks Sawyer completely, forcing him
to become obsessed with the big question of why. Why his brother was was taken
so soon? Why no one was was there to help him? It’s Eva who unknowingly makes
him forget his sadness for brief moments at a time. This is why he needs to
know her. In his mind, Eva is the beautifully sarcastic girl who relieves him
from his inner pain.
Four
Facts about Sawyer:
* He drives his brother’s car, because he can’t bring
himself to think of anyone else being behind its wheel.
* He has two script tattoos, and lives by them every day.
* He loves to ride his dirt bike.
* The very first thing he noticed about Eva was her
incredibly colored eyes.
Favorite
Sentence:
(Hands
down it would have to be Sawyer’s philosophy on wrapping Christmas presents.)
“Wrap it
like it’s a diaper. As long as it keeps the shit in, that’s all that matters.”
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About the Author
Jennifer Snyder lives in North Carolina were she spends most of her time
writing New Adult and Young Adult Fiction, reading, and struggling to stay on top
of housework.
She is a tea lover with an obsession for Post-it notes and smooth writing pens. Jennifer lives with her husband and two children, who endure listening to songs that spur inspiration on repeat and tolerate her love for all paranormal, teenage-targeted TV shows.
SHATTERED SOUL was my debut novel and no, you haven’t seen the end of
me yet…
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