Cover Reveal for The Next Best Thing by Wendi Nunnery

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 The Next Best Thing Blurb:

Four years ago, Emma Fraser’s first love took his own life. Now, twenty years old and in college, Emma and her best friend, Andy, are still mourning the loss of a friend and brother. Nothing is the same as it once was…and things are about to change even more.

Too heartbroken to even consider falling in love again, Emma stays distracted by school and work. Until she meets Landon and, for the first time ever, finds herself believing she might actually have a future with someone. But when Deegan Burke—the man responsible for all of Emma’s heartache—gets out of prison early, Emma is suddenly confronted by her worst fears. And when faced with choices she never thought she’d have to make, Emma discovers that the only person she really wants by her side is the last person she ever expected.

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Author Bio:

Wendi Nunnery is the author of The Mayfield Family Story, The Best Kept Secret, and The Next Best Thing. She is also the founding editor of Lady Literary Magazine and her work has appeared in The Huffington Post, The Simply Beloved, and Introvert, Dear. Wendi is a proud Georgia Southern University alum and believes colorful language is good for the soul. She lives, loves, and mothers in Atlanta, Georgia.



Connect with Wendi:

Blog: www.wendinunnery.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/ladynunnery
Instagram: www.instagram.com/ladynunnery 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/wendinunneryauthor

Learn More About Wendi’s Books:

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/13621604.Wendi_Nunnery

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Wendi-Nunnery/e/B00NI34FUC/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1

Comments

  1. Beverly Stowe McClureOctober 14, 2016 at 12:08 PM

    The story sounds fascinating, and the cover is lovely. Congratulations, Wendi. Best of luck to you.
    Have a good weekend.

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