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    Going Under

    By Michelle Kemper Brownlow

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    TO WIN HER HEART

    Gracie Jordan is the epitome of innocence when she meets unabashedly handsome, intriguingly reckless, and impossibly charming college sophomore, Noah Foster. Rumor has it he is the worst kind of heartbreaker, but as much as Gracie tries to keep her distance, she’s inexplicably drawn to him.

    DECEPTION MASQUERADES AS LOVE

    Noah puts aside his bad boy ways when he and Gracie start dating, and she feels on top of the world—or at least on top of college life at UT Knoxville. When Noah’s true self surfaces, fear and betrayal creeps into every corner of her existence. What Gracie thought was true love is now threatening to pull her under, and to find her way up she must be stronger than she ever thought possible to save her life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBoroughs Publishing Group
    Release dateDec 12, 2017
    ISBN9781948029001
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    Michelle Kemper Brownlow

    Michelle Kemper Brownlow likes her music loud and prefers live concerts but will happily settle for the eclectic playlists on her iPhone. This Penn State grad and former high school art teacher is easily distracted by colorful art supplies and Eddie Vedder’s voice. When she’s not in her studio writing, she can be found putting off housework for a good romance novel that has her heart pounding and tears flowing. She is married to her very own “Jake” and is mom to three fantastic humans, a black lab and a Chinchilla named Wodney.

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