⇒ [PDF] Can't Find Love A Contemporary New Adult Romance Book 1 edition by Patrice M Foster Contemporary Romance eBooks

Can't Find Love A Contemporary New Adult Romance Book 1 edition by Patrice M Foster Contemporary Romance eBooks

Download As PDF : Can't Find Love A Contemporary New Adult Romance Book 1 edition by Patrice M Foster Contemporary Romance eBooks

Can't Find Love A Contemporary New Adult Romance Book 1 edition by Patrice M Foster Contemporary Romance eBooks

Emotionally neglected and abandoned by her mother and father, how to love and how to be loved, at this rate, I’m starting to see a pattern in all those sex-romance stories. It is too hard to actually write a romance story with sex included about two functional and perfectly normal people? It’s okay for them to has flaws, I mean nobody’s perfect, but why they keep coming with the same ‘broken person can’t love because reasons, so he/she meet someone who makes them feels different but at the same time are scared to change’ type of stories, it’s getting repetitive if you ask me.
Not all is bad though; there a lot of things to highlight, the characters are well developed, and the story is pretty well paced, its short lived but I think this is the right choice for this kind of story and future romance stories should take note, it’s unnecessary to keep the story longer than it needs to, overall it’s a nice book and of course if you like the genre you should enjoy this book too.


Tags : Can't Find Love: A Contemporary New Adult Romance (Book 1) - Kindle edition by Patrice M Foster. Contemporary Romance Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.,ebook,Patrice M Foster,Can't Find Love: A Contemporary New Adult Romance (Book 1),Fiction Romance Contemporary,Fiction Romance New Adult

Can't Find Love A Contemporary New Adult Romance Book 1 edition by Patrice M Foster Contemporary Romance eBooks Reviews

Jamaica-born Pennsylvania author Patrice M. Foster comes from an abusive background, having been abandoned by first her mother who fled to America to escape her abusive husband only to be deserted by the father resulting in Patrice and her siblings been placed in abusive foster homes. At age twelve she with her siblings were unsuccessfully reunited with their mother, returned to their father became homeless, and yet survived. Patrice, incredibly, finished school and moved to New Jersey where she entered an LPN program 1986. After graduating, she relocated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where she furthered her career by becoming an RN in 1998. She continued her education by pursuing a BSN program at Immaculate University. Aware of the poor treatment encountered by nurses, in 2000, she established her company, Respect Medical Services, through which she committed herself to improve the working conditions and compensation of medical personnel. Her belief was that nurses who were treated and compensated as professionals were better able to perform as compassionate caregivers, thereby creating an environment beneficial to the physical and emotional wellbeing of their patients. Patrice's greatest sense of accomplishment was achieved by securing employment for others. Though she closed her business in 2004, she continues to work as a nurse, as well as traveling the path to healing and self-discovery.

In Patrice’s early books she transforms this injurious life into stories that are heart rending, but now, in keeping with her background of survival against tough odds she turns her writing to Romances – each new story shares much of what she has experienced and has provided extraordinary growth.

The synopsis of this very brief (33 pages) novella follows ‘When hot and handsome Vince Moretti walks into Ashley Santoro's life, she ultimately has to decide whether she will continue to hold onto the bad-girl, biracial routine that has her looking for love in superficial relationships only—or if what she has with this star basketball player is true love. Emotionally neglected and abandoned by her mother and father, the Ashley series details a courageous journey of a young adult fielding her way through alcoholism and overeating into her own discovery of how to love and how to be loved. Accused of soliciting sex from three New York Knicks players at a party in Manhattan, Ashley abandons her promising new relationship with Vince, a partnership that she feels she does not deserve. Caught up in a cycle of self-defeat, will Ashley continue her downward spiral and ultimately sabotage her first true love, as well?’

Patrice understands character development well and a times her prose is poetically subtle – ‘When Ashley misted her hybrid orchid— a bright red Cattleya Circle of Life— she momentarily forgot that her own life had no love. Its brilliant top petals fanned open within twelve hours one evening, captured by a time-release video that she'd painstakingly prepared for extra credit. Even her botany teacher voiced amazement at the sheer size of its lateral sepals and vibrant yellow stigmatic surface— the orchid itself, seven inches in diameter— all carefully cultivated by a senior-high student with a reputation among peers and teachers alike for being so implacably rude and angry. Its dorsal sepal cascaded above the rest of the botany projects lined in Edward R. Murrow High's greenhouse, and for all intents and purposes, Ashley's plant should've withered in sorrow. But it thrived.
Ashley herself believed that meant something— but for the time being, she didn't know what. Any aspirations, hopes and dreams she'd imagined for herself remained narrowly confined to botany class.’

Patrice knows the right mixture of raw language and tenderness and this is one short but very powerful little romance. Watch her grow. Grady Harp, February 17
Wow! This book is exciting indeed even though it's quick. Considering the biography of the author you can definitely notice the story was affected by that and it's really touching. Wonderfully written and worth your attention. Awaiting for new series of Ashley's life.
This book is a romance adult story with adult topics including sex, scattered throughout this book. The main character being a women called Ashley Santoro. Ashley comes from an abusive background, and must find her way through an interesting romance.
A great story! The characters are described perfectly and each has a very interesting story to offer. Ashleys attitude fits her character perfectly and I can feel every characters emotion! I can't wait for the next booook 😍 Great book!
What a pleasant surprise this little novella, Can't Find Love by Patrice M. Foster is. The main character Ashley is in a dead end and dangerous relationship with Keylon. After a booze filled night ends with Ashley being attacked by Keylon, Ashley must re-examine her life and relationship. The one good thing that happens to Ashley is her meeting Vince Moretti, a promising basketball star. From their initial meeting to their first date at an upscale restaurant, the electricity and attraction is evident between the two. Vince seems like a great guy, everything that Ashley wants, even her best friend, Jada thinks so. But Ashley's life is filled with secrets, not the least of which is her bipolar mom who never leaves the house and her father who is never around. There is so much great characterization in this book, the author perfectly captures the tone and cadence of each person. A wonderfully written, troubled romance; looking forward to the next installment in this series.
Emotionally neglected and abandoned by her mother and father, how to love and how to be loved, at this rate, I’m starting to see a pattern in all those sex-romance stories. It is too hard to actually write a romance story with sex included about two functional and perfectly normal people? It’s okay for them to has flaws, I mean nobody’s perfect, but why they keep coming with the same ‘broken person can’t love because reasons, so he/she meet someone who makes them feels different but at the same time are scared to change’ type of stories, it’s getting repetitive if you ask me.
Not all is bad though; there a lot of things to highlight, the characters are well developed, and the story is pretty well paced, its short lived but I think this is the right choice for this kind of story and future romance stories should take note, it’s unnecessary to keep the story longer than it needs to, overall it’s a nice book and of course if you like the genre you should enjoy this book too.