Until a strange woman shows up at my door-she says I’m her husband and I think she’s crazy. For the first time in a long time everything is on track. It sounds much better than what the doctors refer to them as, ‘episodes’, like my life is a freakin’ comedy.ĭuring those two years of normal, I finally managed to get my Bachelor’s degree, a job I love, and I’ve just proposed to a woman who has been there for me through it all. The good thing is it’s been almost two years since I had my last ‘black out’. Sometimes it’s hours, days or even weeks with no recollection of anything. After a dozen doctors and thousands in medical bills, I was diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder–one that causes me to lose track of time. Out of the past six years of my life, I only remember about half of it. One that makes loving him come with a price, and being his wife cost more than she bargained for. Not what she wants. It isn’t like she’d ever marry the guy. Until she does. What she thinks will be her happily ever after, is only the beginning. And for the first time in her life, a little trouble might be just what she needs. Enter distraction. At six-foot-two, with ebony hair, deep grey eyes, and a smile that could only hide an agenda, she knows he’s trouble. With just two semesters left until graduation, everything’s on track. Until she meets Cal.

With a full course load and a waitressing job at one of the hottest night clubs in Chicago, she does not have time for distractions namely ones who only want to get into her pants. Now she’s working her ass off to do just that.

This is not your typical happily ever after… Lauren Brooks wants to do three things: Escape the small town she grew up in, get accepted to her dream school in Chicago, and graduate without drowning in debt. Gosh, I love all her writings because I find it’s not your usual 50 Shades of Grey. Today’s post is all about Portia Moore’s If I Break trilogy. It’s one of my personal goal to be accomplished this year. Anyway, since I joined Goodreads’ book challenge, I have decided to read 100 books within a year. Well, for example, you’re looking for somebody who’s perfect (handsome, romantic, and rich). I love reading novel sometimes, only after I’ve done with reading some ‘reality’ books because too much reading fictions would turn us into a bunch of people with unrealistic goal.

If i break series by portia moore