Wishlist Wednesday is a book blog hop hosted by Dani at Pen to Paper Blog where we will post about one book per week that has been on our wish-list for some time, or just added (it's entirely up to you), that we can't wait to get off the wish-list and onto our wonderful shelves.
Storm
Warning by E. Lee & C. Quinn
Series: Broken Heartland, #1
Release Date: December 12th 2013
Format: Paperback
Pages: 214
Genre: Young Adult – Contemporary Romance
Author: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Goodreads
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads
Sometimes
you can’t see the storm coming until it’s too late...
Severe
Storm Warning Tip #1:
Be
alert to changing weather conditions. Look for approaching storms.
Severe
Storm Warning Tip #2:
If you
see approaching storms or any of the danger signs, be prepared to take shelter
immediately.
Severe
Storm Warning Tip #3:
They
may strike quickly, with little or no warning.
Situated
just outside of Oklahoma City, Calumet County is divided into two drastically
different communities: Hope’s Grove and Summit Bluffs. One is the small
backward town where dirt roads lead the way to field parties and railroad
tracks. And the other, a sprawling suburb where paved drives lead to the
landscaped lawns of the wealthy and over privileged.
For
five teenagers smack in the middle of Tornado Alley, summer is heating up fast.
The winds of change are blurring the invisible line that divides the rich and
the rural.
One has
a secret.
One has
a crush.
One has
been lying.
One
will get caught.
And one
might not make it out alive.
They’re
from two different worlds…but one summer is about to change everything.
I featured a teaser and a giveaway on this book at the beginning
of December (see that HERE) and I have wanted the book ever since. I fell in
love with the cover. I am not sure why I like it so much but I just think it is
really pretty. The story sounds really good too. I am not usually very big on
contemporary romances but if it catches my attention enough then I am willing
to give it a go. This looks like it is told from multiple points of view which
is a favorite thing for me.
Have
you read this book? What are your thoughts?
