Blurb:
Veronica
Buccino has a plan: marry John DelMonico and quit her soul-sucking job as a
lawyer. And when he tells her he has big news, she's certain he'll pop the
question. But instead of proposing, John informs her that he's moving to
London. Heartbroken, Veronica feels lost. Salvatore and Antoinette, her dead
grandparents, begin to visit her dreams in an attempt to steer her in the right
direction. At their suggestion, Veronica takes a news reporting class, which
leads to a challenging freelance assignment covering a conspiracy trial. She
also begins dating an unlikely suitor: advertising creative director, Syd
Blackman. Just when her love life and career are looking up, Veronica is tossed
back to square one by an event that makes her question all her new choices.
About the Author:
Fern
Ronay has lived in Manhattan, Chicago, and now sunny Los Angeles with her
husband, but she will always consider herself a Jersey girl. She is working on
her next novel.
Follow
Fern Ronay on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat @FernRonay.
To
learn more, visit http://www.FernRonay.com
Review:
Better in the Morning is a delightful romp
on both sides of “the veil.” In her dreams, which she doesn’t exactly remember
but finds herself acting on, Veronica Buccino hangs out with her dead
grandparents, and sometimes a friend of theirs—a Jewish grandmother who seems
to flit in and out of her dreams enroute to various family gatherings. Her life
was all planned out, until her boyfriend left for England without proposing,
her grandparents steered her toward a journalism class, she defied her
money-hungry boss by settling a case (which made the client, judge and
defendant all happy), and started having unwanted feelings toward a Jewish ad
man.
As
Veronica’s plans unraveled and her life came together in a much better way (we
grandparents really do know best), I laughed and cheered. I loved both Veronica
and her grandparents. Thanks, Ms. Ronay. For a warm, sweet romance, I highly
recommend Better in the Morning.
Author Website: http://www.FernRonay.com
Heat Rating: PG-13
Length: 274 Pages
Prices:
Print: $14.99
Digital: $5.99
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