Loving Rowan by Ariadne Wayne Cover Reveal

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Synopsis: Loving Rowan - Ariadne Wayne - August 2014

Rowan, Andrew, and Charlie were the best of friends for as long as they all could remember. Rowan adores Charlie because she’s another girl with a boys’ name. She’s in love with Andrew, and sure that one day they’ll live happily ever after. But when Andrew and Charlie break her heart, the painfully shy and socially awkward Rowan struggles to form new relationships.

Befriending Kyle, the son of her boss, she quickly slots him into the best friend role vacated by Andrew, assuming that is what he wants. Kyle has other ideas about how the direction of their relationship should go, but when his life takes an unexpected twist, Andrew isn’t ready to let go of the girl who grew up idolising him either. And he's prepared to do anything to keep her.

Goodreads Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22561524-loving-rowan?from_search=true

 

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