Today, I am pleased to host Jettie Woodruff on her Plausability Blog Tour. Please check out her book and give her a warm welcome!
Book synopsis:
If something is plausible, it's reasonable
or believable. Giving a deceptive impression of truth and reliability at such
an early age is certain to cause you to believe what isn’t real.
Aquilla Chavez was raised by a loving
father, and a brother who may have loved her a little too much. Aquilla was
spoiled, adored, bringing cheer when disaster threatened a family. She was
exposed to a life of crime all while, lovingly being sheltered and protected
from it.
Will she ever reclaim the one man who she
believes to be the love of her life? She didn’t want to be where she was forced
to be. She wanted nothing to do with the person she was involuntary turned
into. Aquilla had one goal, one goal that would save her from the catastrophic
life she was suddenly thrown into.
She had to find him. She had to try, or was
this the plausibility of a life she was meant to have? Was the life she was
torn form the disastrous life? Could this be where she was meant to be? How
would she ever know? What if he found her? What if she never saw him again?
What if….She didn’t want to?
Excerpt:
“Do you want to go for a walk?” Tua asked
as they swayed in the water.
“Sure,” she replied, glancing up to see
Julius still glaring at her. What the fuck? Who the hell did he think he was?
He was worse than her father. She knew Julius would follow. She was expecting
it. She however wasn’t expecting what was about to transpire.
Tua weaved his fingers in hers as they
walked. She wasn’t sure about it. She didn’t feel the butterflies that Talin
described when Salem
“Go home, Tua,” Julius demanded.
Tua abruptly backed away from Aquilla,
dropped his head and got the hell out of there. Julius could break him. He
wasn’t stupid or suicidal. Aquilla wasn’t at all upset with Julius. She was
glad that he intervened. Maybe she didn’t like Tua as much as she initially
thought.
Julius moved closer to Aquilla. She
cautiously watched him as he placed his right hand above her head. He fidgeted
with his belt with his left hand, like he was trying his best not to touch her.
“What the hell do you want a pussy like Tua
Shumah for?” he asked.
“Julius, I’m eighteen and have only kissed
two boys my entire life. You when I was like 12 and now Tua. That’s unheard
of.”
“You don’t come from that side of the
tracks, Quill.”
“Well it’s bullshit. I’m sick of living
like this. I want to go live my life. I don’t want a bodyguard or my brother
following me everywhere I go,” she exclaimed.
“I think you have known for a long time
that I am not your brother,” he replied, moving closer to her. Was he going to
kiss her? Her heart suddenly picked up a few extra beats right about the time
that her stomach did a few summersaults. She could barely see his face in the
dark.
“Who am I Julius?” she asked just above a
whisper. His lips were so close. Did she want him to kiss her? Maybe she did.
Maybe she could make a comparison between his and Tua’s kiss.
“Someday I will tell you,” he promised
close to her lips. She could feel each word.
Julius realized what he was about to do and
quickly backed away. What the fuck was wrong with him? His father would shoot
him right between the eyes. “Let’s go home,” he said, turning away.
She followed confused.
Purchase Links:
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Author BIO:
Jettie Woodruff is a practicing physician
and has been a Civil War buff for decades. No. Not really, she is not a doctor
nor is she a Civil War buff. She is however a goof-off and has a hard time
being serious for too long.
She does enjoy a challenge when it comes to her writing. She feels as though she needs to pull every emotion possible from her readers. She wants you to be pissed off, questioning your sanity, depressed, happy, and hopefully turn your mind from wanting to cut the villain into tiny little pieces to loving him by the end of the book.
Underestimated was her first dark endeavor. It was a goal alongside of writing a series, a standalone romance, a young adult, which she can’t check that one off. She tried she really did, but her mind just doesn’t work outside the gutter and it quickly became rated X.
Jettie lives on 163 acres in a rural part of
Jettie has two grown children and one who will be eighteen in a matter of days. YES!!! She has also recently just had her first, cutest ever, most adorable, granddaughter in the whole world. Her oldest daughter just hit her with the news that she will be adding another grandchild to the family in February. Although she is sure she will fall in love with the little creature, she still can’t say the G word.
Jettie enjoys reading as much as she loves writing. She has way too many favorites to list, but one of her all-time favorites from years ago was the Casteel series from V.C. Andrews. One of her new favorites is C.J. Robert’s, Captive series. Reading it gave her that needed push that she required to say the hell with what people think and write Underestimated.
By day Jettie is wearing business attire and managing a mattress store. By night she is in front of a keyboard or her Kindle, wearing, well let’s not go there. Underestimated was her fifth book published. The first one was just shy of a disaster, not that it was a bad book. People liked it. She just knew nothing about it, no revising, no editing, just a spur of the moment…. “Oh, I wrote a book, lets publish it.” Train wreck and a half. Her Star series was one of her favorites and is held dear to her heart. She is now working on an adult romance that should be live around the end of August, early September. She can’t seem to stay focused on it at the moment, due to a much needed
Author
links:
Website - http://www.jettiewoodruff.com/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/JaywoodJettie
Amazon author page - http://www.amazon.com/Jettie-Woodruff/e/B00AYLK46K/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1376748880&sr=1-2-ent
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