Enjoyed this a ton. A fab, smartass heroine who knows her worth, a grumpy, broody hero, and fun premise.
– goodreads reviewer (Mail Order Opt Out)
Enjoyed this a ton. A fab, smartass heroine who knows her worth, a grumpy, broody hero, and fun premise.
– goodreads reviewer (Mail Order Opt Out)
You don’t understand. This is the best book I’ve read in a long time.
It’s definitely going to be my favourite read of 2022.
The pining, the sexual tension. Everyone is a perfect blend of so very ADULT and good at communicating but also there are ISSUES. UGH.– goodreads reviewer (Play pretend)
What a fun and comfortable read. I’m a sucker for love stories and this is exactly what it is. High school sweethearts, heartbreak, self discovery and growth with true love.
This book captured what a lot of people go though everyday, which is what makes it so special, cause I know a lot of us can relate to it.
– goodreads reviewer (Love is Where We Left It)
CONTACT ME, I’d love to hear from you: Email: info@yvettedeoro.com
What am I up to?
I’ve started a new series! A spinoff from Mail Order Opt Out.
It was a matchmaking company that helped organize the “mail-order” part, right? So I got to thinking about how I could play with that.
No lie – writing this one has been a struggle.
After closing out the last series, I went into major book hangover. (Wondering if I should even continue writing abounded.)
But the characters stayed with me, took their time and lingered, reminded me that writing love stories is fun, and I’ve come to love them and their messiness.
I’ve submitted the first round for developmental editing, (cause I need it).
Sarah Pesce with Lopt and Cropt (thank you)
Aiming for Q1 2025 release! We’ll see where it goes…
On a personal note: In honor of my father-in-law, who passed in the morning of 10/10/2024 (the day after we played him some Mose Allison and lit a Virgen candle for a gentle passing) here is the birthday eulogy I wrote to him a couple years ago and he got a kick out of:
i’ve not known many only-childs
there’s rumors of them being wild
that wasn’t my first impression, in fact
my first impression was of Jay’s back.
The rattle of the newspaper in the early morn as his son hurriedly pushed me out the door
“Introduce me,” i said, “What the heck!”
But the son pressed his lips together and shook his head
We won’t go into detail about what happened next…
not much later i think i figured it out It wasn’t shame that had him pushing me out
The son wanted the attention on himself
Because there isn’t anybody that doesn’t like jay
you want to hear what he has to say
a provider. a gentleman caring in many ways
and yes, a twinkle in his eyes that speaks of wilder days
even with him slowing down everyone always wants him around i’m glad to know him, cheers to jay
may all your wishes come true on another birthday.