June has arrived, which means summer is officially peeking around the corner. The days are longer, the baseball fields are busy, and my reading list is somehow growing faster than I can keep up with it.
It also means that Rebel Hearts is on sale for just $.99 all month long.
Of all the books I’ve written, Rebel Hearts holds a special place for me because Emmy is the kind of character who refuses to stay in the lane other people have chosen for her.
She has a plan for her life. Everyone around her has a plan for her life.
And then she discovers something that makes her question everything.
Writing.
Truth.
Purpose.
The realization that sometimes the person you’re becoming doesn’t fit neatly inside the expectations you’ve inherited.
I think that’s something many of us can relate to, whether we’re seventeen or seventy.
Emmy starts the story believing dance is her future. It’s what she’s always known. It’s what everyone expects. But when she begins uncovering secrets while writing for her school paper, she finds herself pulled toward a different path—one that comes with risks, consequences, and more than a few people who would prefer she stay quiet.
Of course, there’s also Philip Quinn.
Every good story needs a little romance, and Philip is carrying scars of his own. Together, they discover that sometimes courage isn’t about being fearless. It’s about doing what’s right even when you’re afraid.
The book is loosely inspired by The Hunchback of Notre Dame, but at its core, Rebel Heart is about finding your voice and deciding what you’re willing to stand up for.
Here’s the official blurb:
I was born to rebel.
Against love. Against authority. Against myself.
Perfect precision, that’s how Emmy Paquette planned her life. Dancing is her whole world, the one her grandmother wants for her, the world her mother had wanted, too.
Until her heart pulls her in a different direction.
Writing for the school paper excites Emmy in a way dance never has. Uncovering the truth trumps pirouettes and countless hours in the studio, and being true to herself is more important than keeping dangerous secrets hidden.
When her ex-boyfriend threatens her, Emmy knows she’s on the right track to unmask the facts that could ruin his reputation—and the careers of some administrators.
Then she meets the guy with the scars.
Philip Quinn saves her from her ex. He may be the one person who can save her from herself.
On the brink of exposing them all, the powers above her shut down her story.
But Emmy is not one to back down.
If you’ve been meaning to try this one, June is the perfect opportunity. For the entire month, you can pick up Rebel Hearts for just $.99.
Grab it here!
Need to add more to your poolside reads? Check out Summer Loving.
As always, thank you for reading, supporting my stories, and spending a little time with me here each week. Whether you’re diving into a new book, heading off on a summer adventure, or simply enjoying a quiet evening on the porch, I hope you find a story that stays with you.
Until next time,
Lynn
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