We are inserting the book blurbs for all of Cardeno’s work. As the two of us were working on them, we found out we had some differences of opinion. We included those as well. We would love to see what you think! So please add your own comments to them.
Not even his mother's funeral can convince self-proclaimed party boy Zach Johnson to put aside his flamboyant ways or even think about settling down. He is who he is, and no one can make him change. But when he meets Aaron Paulson, his brother's best friend, Zach has to step back and re-evaluate his perceptions of love and family.
Aaron insists he's falling for Zach, but Zach is certain Aaron sees him as just another project - one more lost soul for the idealistic Aaron to save. Zach isn't broken; he doesn't need to be fixed. Aaron's insistent, though, and Zach finds himself tempted. Zach wants to believe in happily-ever-after, but can he let go of his pride long enough to see Aaron's heart?
Personalized blurb:
Have you ever had someone love you? See all of the good and the bad and love you completely? What would you do? That isn’t how the world works, is it? That isn’t what anyone has ever shown you? So what do you do when someone proves everything you thought you knew, about everything, was wrong?
(I am not sure about the last question. I have no idea why. Aaron is a stud in this book. CC could have named it “Aaron has the patience of a saint and the oral skills of a sinner.” or not, because that would be awkward... Wait. how many glasses of wine have I drank? --Rach)
He Completes Me
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Blurb:
Not even his mother's funeral can convince self-proclaimed party boy Zach Johnson to put aside his flamboyant ways or even think about settling down. He is who he is, and no one can make him change. But when he meets Aaron Paulson, his brother's best friend, Zach has to step back and re-evaluate his perceptions of love and family.
Aaron insists he's falling for Zach, but Zach is certain Aaron sees him as just another project - one more lost soul for the idealistic Aaron to save. Zach isn't broken; he doesn't need to be fixed. Aaron's insistent, though, and Zach finds himself tempted. Zach wants to believe in happily-ever-after, but can he let go of his pride long enough to see Aaron's heart?
Personalized blurb:
Have you ever had someone love you? See all of the good and the bad and love you completely? What would you do? That isn’t how the world works, is it? That isn’t what anyone has ever shown you? So what do you do when someone proves everything you thought you knew, about everything, was wrong?
(I am not sure about the last question. I have no idea why. Aaron is a stud in this book. CC could have named it “Aaron has the patience of a saint and the oral skills of a sinner.” or not, because that would be awkward... Wait. how many glasses of wine have I drank? --Rach)