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It’s the cherry every time

When Julie Reed got drunk, and it wasn’t often, she’d blame her hangover on the cherry. And no matter how badly hung over she looked, Will Parker thought the woman of his dreams was perfect.

P.A. Estelle’s newest short YA short love story tells about Julie and Will’s romance. It all started when Julie was forced to leave her Arizona home and move to New Rochelle, New York due to her father’s new job.

On her first day of school, during a winter storm, Julie slips on ice. Fortunately, a pair of strong arms belonging to high school hunk, Will Parker, catches her.Unknown

Through descriptive settings and characterizations, Estelle conjures up a pleasant romance with a few bumps. Blame it on the Cherry is a quick fun read fans of contemporary romance would enjoy.

About the Author

Penny EstelleP.A. Estelle writes for both adults and children. Her adult books include romance, paranormal, and historical westerns. Her children’s books include picture books for the beginning reader, middle grade stories that have contemporary, time travel, and fantasy themes.

 

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