Java Break (Java Cupid Series)

Java Cupid #1

by Lynn Donovan

Wendy Ashton and Dillon Cayne were both inspired by broken bones of their own. She to become an orthopedic nurse, he an engineer, designing more efficient and effective equipment for those recovering from orthopedic incidents. Their two paths so closely aligned, yet never intersecting. Until a mysterious message appears in heat sensitive ink on Wendy’ coffee cup. A message of love that makes her take notice of the handsome barista who must have written it. Brought together by the message, their lives begin to merge. Could this be true love? They learn his dad is dating her mom and Dillon worries about the stigma of dating his possible step-sister. Add a crazy ex-girlfriend who won’t take no for an answer and a misunderstood phone call, the trust issues become almost too much to bear. What will it take to bring these two together? Can the Java Cupid show them their Happy Ever After? Or was it all a mistake? Will broken bones turn into broken hearts? Answers can only be found with a Java Break.

170 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 2017

About the author

Lynn Donovan is an author, playwright, and director who spends her days chasing after her muses trying to get them to behave long enough to write their stories. The results are numerous novels, multi-author series, anthologies, dramatizations, and short stories.
Lynn enjoys reading and writing fiction, paranormal, speculative, contemporary romance, and time travel. But you never know what her muses will come up with for a story, so you could see a novel under any given genre. All that can be said is keep your eyes open because these muses are not sitting still for long!
Oops, there they go again…

You can learn more about Lynn when you follow her on Facebook Author page, Join her reading group on FB at Books by Author Lynn Donovan, her website, and Twitter,
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Reviews

[Susan · Rating 4 out of 5]

JAVA BREAK is a quick read but very enjoyable. I was craving coffee with secret messages the whole time I was reading! I can't wait to continue this series.

[Parker Cole · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this short story. It read quickly in about sitting and the characters were instantly relatable. I like the mystery of the Java Cupid and how the Dillon and Wendy's story came about. A great story.

[Catherine · Rating 5 out of 5]

New!!!!!

I enjoy it when multiple authors get together and share a series, can't wait to find out who is behind it, I think this could be a great series looking forward to reafing/seeing more . Thank you

[Tonya VanWinkle · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyable

It was an enjoyable book to read, doesn't take long but I thought things moved a little too quickly within the story. Thank you for writing and sharing it with me.
P.S. I still think Charlie is writing the messages.

[Parker Cole · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this short story. It read quickly in about sitting and the characters were instantly relatable. I like the mystery of the Java Cupid and how the Dillon and Wendy's story came about. A great story.

[D · Rating 4 out of 5]

Java Break

This was a fun, romantic story; a story to sit back and enjoy on a rainy day. It had me thinking of Starbucks and my favorite white chocolate mocha.

[Debbie · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is definitely not my normal read. It was a little more adult than I normally read, no it is not
exotic but more language and a little more bedroom scenes than I read but not anywhere near being xrated more like R rated and I like G rated mostly. I did like the story line and the plot. This would make a great valentine story because of the mention of cupid and his arrows.