Calling California by J.P. Grider
Publication date: June 2014
Genres: New Adult, Romance
Genres: New Adult, Romance
Synopsis:
Cali Parker is poor. She has a lot on her plate – her father is dying, she’s working to help pay the rent, and she’s two-years behind in college.
Griffin Brooks is rich. He has not a care in the world – he’s acing his engineering courses, his hobby is restoring his fifty-thousand dollar classic car, and he has a different girl on his arm every week.
When Cali sees Griffin on her first day of class, she’s immediately smitten and thinks she’s found the perfect guy. When Griffin sees Cali at the bank, he immediately forgets the blonde he was with that morning. Then they meet, and their worlds collide.
Cali doesn’t belong in Griffin’s world, and he doesn’t understand hers. But just when Griffin convinces Cali that their two different worlds can blend, a secret is revealed that tears them apart.
Is their love strong enough to bring them back together, or will their worlds drift further apart?
About the author:
J.P. Grider is a Young Adult and New Adult author. She is the author of
six novels. Her young adult series The Honor Trilogy consists of A Touch
of Honor, A Man of Honor, and A Heart of Honor, while her first two
novels - Unplugged (A Portrait of a Rock Star) and Maybe This Life - are
standalone adult contemporary novels. Her most recent release is the
new adult romance Calling California, which is the first in her Hunter
Hill University series. The next book in the series – Mending Mick –
will be released in October, 2014. All the books in the Hunter Hill
University series will be standalone books and can be read in any order.
You can follow J.P. on Facebook at J.P. Grider, Author, on Instagram and Twitter @JPGrider1, and on her blog at jpgrider.com.
You can follow J.P. on Facebook at J.P. Grider, Author, on Instagram and Twitter @JPGrider1, and on her blog at jpgrider.com.
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