Impossibly Love

✍ Scribed by Morgan, Shane

• Book ID: 108295341
• Publisher: TSW Books
• Year: 2013
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 64 KB
• Series: Impossibly Duology 1
• Category: Fiction

✦ Synopsis

All Moya Douglas wants to do is study hard, maintain her scholarship, and make her mother proud while attending college. She doesn't have time for a boyfriend or going on dates arranged by her best friend. Moya doesn't believe in love. And she has no intention of ever finding it.

Branden McCarthy is determined to change her views.
A selfless romantic who's had his heart broken in the past, Branden is fascinated with Moya's personality and hopes to develop something real with her—a connection so strong it'll open her heart. But just when things start to work between the two, Branden’s secret threatens to get in the way.

Will Moya finally do the impossible and give love a chance with Branden, or will fear keep them apart?

Review

★★★★★ "It's a story that makes you smile and one that will also make your heart ache as you cheer the characters on. I am in love with this book. It's a strong, empowering love story unlike any other. This is a highly recommended New Adult read." ---Rae Hachton, Author of Pretty in Black series & The Summer of Me and You

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★★★★★ "It's a complicated story; sad and it made me realize people can go through things like this and still find true love. I highly recommend this book. It will make you see what true love actually looks like and leave a feeling of warmth in your soul." --- Sabrina, The Book Town

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★★★★★ "Impossibly Love is a sweet, emotionally-charged multicultural romance. I really loved Moya and Branden's journey." ---*Victoria H. Smith, Author of The Space Between *

About the Author

Shane's love for writing started the moment she picked up a Nancy Drew book. At a young age, she began writing short stories, divulging in a variety of genres; from comedy and drama, to horror, and romance. Shane's quite intrigued by the otherworldly or things otherwise deemed "impossible." Well, in her opinion, people never really grow up, do they?