Release Tour: Mangled Hearts by Jerica MacMillan
Managed Hearts
Players of Marycliff University
Book 3
Jerica MacMillan
New Adult Romance
Release Date: October 24, 2016
Do you choose your dream job—or the
guy you’ve always wanted?
Three years ago Hannah met a sexy
surfer while on vacation in Westport, WA. After a whirlwind
summer romance, he ghosts. She’s tried to move on, but no other guy
has ever measured up. And now she comes face to face with him
on the first day of her new internship. To make matters worse,
he’s one of her managers, and he has no idea who she is.
Matt’s tired of being the third wheel
around his friends, especially when he was the only one who ever
wanted a girlfriend. And then Hannah Glover shows back up in his
life—the girl who simultaneously made him want a relationship and
ruined him for anyone else without him even realizing it. He
wants her now more than ever, but she doesn’t trust him after the
way he ended things before. Which should be fine since he’s
her manager at his first job out of college, and their company has a
strict no fraternization policy. But Matt just can’t seem to
help himself where she’s concerned. And she won’t be an
intern forever, right?
Will he be able to convince Hannah to
give them another shot? Or will their past and their present
conspire to keep them apart? If you love steamy new adult romance,
check out the third installment in the Players of Marycliff
University series now!
Hannah held Matt’s gaze for what felt
like an eternity, or maybe just a second. He stepped back from the
table. She looked down at the empty glass in her hands, then out over
the moving crowd, anywhere but at the space he’d occupied. A pang
of disappointment reverberated below her ribs, fighting with the
music for space in her body.
She took a deep breath, lifting her
head. It shouldn’t matter. She came here with Elena and now wanted
to hang out with Evan. He was funny, attractive, and interested.
She shouldn’t feel disappointed that Matt was leaving and not
looking at her anymore.
“I wouldn’t have expected to bump
into you in a place like this.” Hannah drew in a deep breath at the
low voice in her ear before she turned, her nose almost bumping into
the center of Matt’s chest.
She raised her eyes, looking into his
face. His expression gave nothing away. He’d gotten better at that
face since she’d known him last. “What’s that supposed to
mean?”
He tilted his head, examining her face.
“From the way you dress in the office you look all prim and
proper.” A smile tugged at the corners of his mouth. “Or do you
have an inner naughty librarian thing going on?”
Hannah’s nostrils flared, and she
didn’t know how to respond. She narrowed her eyes. “Maybe I
do. And I’m not sure seeing me at work a few times gives you enough
information to judge my character.”
He opened his mouth and closed it
again, shaking his head a little, the playful smirk now gone. “You’re
right. Seeing you a few times wouldn’t give me that kind of
information.” He leaned in closer. “But my window overlooks the
front doors. I’ve seen you every day.”
The low rumble of his voice sent
shivers down Hannah’s spine, but she didn’t want to let him know
that he affected her. Still. After all this time his presence and his
voice in her ear had arousal zinging down her spine and wetness
soaking her thong. Instead she gave him a cheeky grin. “Stalking me
now? That seems inappropriate for an HR manager.”
He sucked in a breath in response, his
eyes going wide. “No. What? I’m not—”
Hannah laughed, both at his stammering
response and that her flippant comment had reduced him to this. When
she’d known him before, he’d been smooth and unflappable. The
only time she’d been able to get him flustered or losing control
was in the bedroom. Or the back of the car, or covered by a blanket
under the stars on the beach, or … Yeah, she needed to stop
thinking about that. She laid a hand on his arm, the memories making
her feel closer to him than she should. “I’m kidding, Matt.”
His eyes zeroed in on where she touched
him. She realized what she was doing and jerked her hand away. A look
passed over his face, almost like disappointment, but then he put his
neutral mask back in place.
Interesting read. Mangled Hearts will make you somewhat emotional and fall in love. The story and the characters are interesting and good. The characters, Hannah and Matt are good. Hannah, I love her dedication and her will to follow her dreams. Matt, I find him to be a bit intense...because of how he dealt with things sometimes. Sometimes, I find both characters a bit irritating because of how they treat each other. Anyway, the story is good and I love how I was easily engrossed on what will happen next to them. I liked it.
Summer Fling
One summer is all they have ...
Lance is a notorious player on and
off the football field who never sees a girl more than twice. But
with graduation now behind him, his days of carefree flirting are
numbered. As soon as his summer internship is over, his parents
expect him to return to Texas to take his place in the family
business. He’s done everything he can to delay the
inevitable, and he’s determined to live it up his last summer as
his own man.
Abby comes from a world where men don’t
stick around. Lance’s interest does nothing but put her on
guard, especially when she finds out he’ll be leaving in less than
two months. With two years left of college and a mom who relies
on her for everything, Abby doesn’t have the patience for
relationships that are doomed from the start. But Lance's
persistence wears down her defenses. Abby convinces herself
they’ll just have a summer fling, and she’ll be able to come
through unscathed.
Will Abby be able to maintain her
distance? Or will they both be heartbroken when the summer
ends?
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Convenient Fall
Sleeping with your roommate is a bad
idea, right?
Megan Davidson is scrambling to find a
new place after Abby, her roommate and best friend decides to move in
with her boyfriend Lance. With just a week until classes start,
the open spot left in Lance’s old house looks like her best option.
She moves in with Matt and Chris, shameless flirts and
notorious players.
Chris Watkins first met Megan at their
Fourth of July party over the summer, and he’s wanted her ever
since. She’s now tantalizingly close, and he doesn’t want
to keep his hands to himself, even if its the worst idea ever. Chris
doesn’t do relationships, but once with Megan just isn’t enough.
With ground rules in place, it seems
like everything’s working out fine. But will Chris’s
history catch up to him and ruin everything?
Jerica MacMillan is a lifelong reader
and lover of romance. Nothing beats escaping into a book and
watching people fall in love, overcome obstacles, and find their
happily ever after. She was recently named a semi finalist in
Harlequin's So You Think You Can Write competition.
Jerica is living her happily ever after
in North Idaho with her husband and two children. She spends
her days building with blocks, admiring preschooler artwork, and
writing while her baby naps in the sling. Join her Book Club
at www.jericamacmillan.com and get a free book!
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