COVER REVEAL~DEVIATION BY DENI MORALES
Deviation Cover Reveal
NA Contemporary Romance
Release Date: July 22, 2013
Blurb
It takes just one week to realize that you’re broken, but
not unfixable. ONE week to realize everything
doesn’t come with a price. One week to fall in love with love. One week to fall
in love with you.
Family torn apart at thirteen by a drunk driver.
Fifteen foster homes in five years.
Determined to keep everything at bay, Nevaeh Rodgers will
do whatever it takes to forget.
Until she meets Angel Barajas at a party. He can’t keep
his eyes off of her. Saving her from a guy at the party and an overdose, he
can’t just let her walk out his door. Determined to help her whether she wants
the help or not, he sets out to find her and not a moment too soon.
It takes ONE day to realize the relationship you’re in isn’t
healthy and leave. TWO days to realize you’re as
pathetic as the loser you stayed with. THREE
days to get a combination of drugs out of your system. FOUR
days to wish life would end so you can take matters into your own hands. FIVE days to be saved. It takes a week to
realize that everything each and every one of those days has in common, is
the vibrant blue eyes that are staring at me
right now.
Excerpt
I’m staring at myself in the mirror of
my bathroom. It’s 3 am and I’m fighting with my reflection. Each part of me is
demanding to be brought to the surface. The one looking at me is the girl I
used to be. She’s begging to be let out, to be more than a reflection. Then
there’s me, the one in the here and now. The damaged one looking to take over
completely. Fighting. Always fighting, it’s like a never ending battle raging
within myself and I can’t stop it. I don’t know how to stop it, I don’t know if
I want to. It’s a constant reminder that this is the path I chose. The path so
off course that I don’t know if I can ever return to the original one. I didn’t
leave bread crumbs like Hansel and Gretel, although those didn’t work out well
with them either.
I walk out
of the bathroom and go to the bookcase to look for a book. I can see I’m not
going to be going back to bed anytime soon, I might as well do something
productive. Trying to do something to get my mind off of the war ragging
within. Running my fingers over the bindings of the books, head tilted to the
right reading the spines, when I come to this worn blue book. It looks
completely out of place from the others. Were they look new, you can tell this
one is old. It has no writing on the spine, so I pull it out to see what it is.
Inscribed on the front in the most beautiful cursive I have ever seen is the
word Divinity. Completely intrigued
by what this book is about I head over to the lamp by the bean bag, turn it on,
and collapse into the bean bag.
Page after
page of information on destiny and the paths we are on. Different people’s
takes on fate and whether they believe that we are all destined for a certain
path. There was a story about how this girl didn’t believe she would ever get
back to her given path, her destiny is what she called it. After years of
working to right the wrong she’s done in the past, she finally believed she was
on her predestined path and was finally happy. I close the book after her story
to think about what I’ve read. If they’re right and we are destined for
something, what the hell could I be destined for? How can this be the life laid
out for me by the fates? The weavers of life. I guess they have a sick sense of
humor. They pick people out to have issues to keep themselves entertained.
What if
the book holds truth? Can I be like that girl? Maybe I was on the right path up
until everything happened and I’ve been deviating ever since. Is there a way to
get back to that? To free the girl trapped in the mirror? But if she’s free
where would the present me go, into the mirror, or is there a way to merge the
two? Maybe accepting all that I’ve done for what it was will be the key to
becoming me again.
Author Bio
Dani
Morales is a native Texan currently residing in Las Vegas, Nevada with her
three boys and her mother. She adopted
the boys in December of 2011 and loves spending every minute playing with them.
On her spare time you can find a book in her hand or sitting in front of the
computer typing out stories that run rampant in her mind. Her debut novel
Entrelacen was released April 2013.
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