SACKED IN SEATTLE by Jami Davenport: Release Blitz, Teasers & Mary’s Review
Are you ready to be SACKED?
Sacked in Seattle is now live!
“Wow, I absolutely loved this book from start to finish, I was totally hooked from the first page and read it in one sitting.” – Sweet & Spicy Reads
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He’s loved Tiff since high school–but tragedy has blockaded her heart.
Tyee University football player Riley Black has adored Tiff since high school, but she’s never felt the same way. As Riley enters his senior year of college, he’s finally moving on and enjoying the perks of being a star athlete. Until one glimpse of Tiff unearths all those old feelings of longing and desire, not to mention the trauma of their shared past.
Tiffani Vernon has been running from her demons for seven years. When she’s forced to return to Seattle for financial reasons and attend the same college as Riley, she’s confronted with the traumatic event which has shaped her future and scarred her memories of Riley. Tiff struggles to avoid her secret high school crush, but he’s not having any of it. He’s pursuing her with a relentless determination to prove once and for all, they were meant to be together.
Can love finally heal their wounds or will they succumb to the pain and forever wonder what could have been?
MARY’S REVIEW
Sacked in Seattle is a truly emotional, second chance romance. Riley and Tiff were friends from high school who both suffered a tragedy at the hands of Tiff’s ex-boyfriend. As a result of this tragedy they became really good friends, friends who also shared one night of passion. Both thought that there was more between them yet they never had a chance to explore those feelings when Tiff fled to California.
Losing his friend, not to mention the person he was in love with, left Riley heart broken. Still reeling from not only from Tiff’s departure he was still trying to move forward from the tragedy they had both encountered.
Three years after leaving Seattle, Tiff returns home. When her parents get divorced and the financial impact of that, she is no longer able to attend college in California. Unknow to Tiff she finds herself attending the same college as Riley.
The thing that Tiff doesn’t know is that Riley has demons of his own. A mother who was an addict, prostitute and had spent years as a youngster living homeless with her. His Uncle Coop was his salvation and raised him. These were secrets that Riley kept to himself but also from Tiff.
Then one evening at a frat party Tiff sees Riley across the room. When they lock eyes, panic sets in and once again she runs. Anxious about the outcome of seeing Riley and past events has her pretty shaken up. So, it’s inevitable that once again she will run again! Once again, she runs.
No matter how much Tiff runs or pushes Riley away…. Riley is even more determined to win her back. Riley shows so much patience and is the sweetest ever. In spite of his heart being broken by Tiff he feels the chemistry between them is greater.
Sacked in Seattle had lots of feels and tons of angst! And holy moly was Riley the bomb!!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
USA Today Bestselling Author Jami Davenport writes sexy contemporary, sports, and new adult romances, including her two new indie endeavors: the Game On in Seattle series and the Men of Tyee series. Jami lives on a small farm near Puget Sound with her Green Beret-turned-plumber husband, a Newfoundland dog with a tennis-ball fetish, and a prince disguised as an orange tabby cat. She works in computer support in her day job and juggles too many balls, but she wouldn’t have it any other way.
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