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Set Me Free by Jennifer Collin is Chick
Lit's best kept secret, quietly riding a wave of success. Readers in the UK are buying it up by the
thousands, landing it in Amazon's Top 25 Bestsellers for Women's Fiction. Backed up by steady sales in the US, this
quirky romantic comedy won't stay a secret much longer.
Set Me Free is the first book in the Evan's
trilogy, based on siblings Charlotte, Emily and Andy Evans. Book One is a David v Goliath story, with
Charlotte, a small time art gallery owner taking on Craig Carmichael, the
property developer who wants to knock her gallery down. Community-minded Charlotte is not just
fighting for her gallery, she's fighting for her best friend's café, her
sister's artistic career, and her entire anti-development neighbourhood.
Faced with the prospect of losing the
battle, and losing everything, Charlotte is forced to consider what it is she
really wants. Though used to putting
everyone else first, she's not sure she has the courage to take it.
Book Two of the trilogy, Open My Eyes, is
Emily's story, and it's due for release in early 2014.
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Jennifer Collin is the author of Set Me
Free, Book One in the Evans Trilogy. She
lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her husband, two small children and a cat
called Ketchup. She spent her twenties
partying, and most of her thirties raising said small children, while working
full time. Now she has the life
experience she was told she needed when she was a teenager, she has started
writing again. Open My Eyes, Book Two of
the Evans Trilogy, will be released in early 2014.
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Charlotte turned
around to see Craig enter the room with another, older man. As he swept into the room, there was a very
audible and very feminine gasp. Well,
maybe that was just her. Why did he have
to be so good-looking? Tonight he was
wearing a snug-fitting pair of denim jeans and a vintage press-stud, checked
shirt. Glancing at his feet, she noticed
a pair of black RM Williams boots completed the look. Cleverly casual for this kind of crowd but
thanks to his physique, he still looked commanding. This was going to be harder than she
thought.
Her mind wandered of
its own accord, and she almost stumbled toward him under the spell of his
magnetic pull. To recover, she averted
her gaze and took in his companion, who was much less alluring and far surlier. She knew from her googling that this was his
father’s partner and consequently now his boss.
The Morgan of the operation. He
looked like a ball-breaker. On screen
and in real life.
Thankful that Craig
had not seen her yet, Charlotte scanned the room and caught Emily do a double
take. She may be happily married, but
Emily always noticed an attractive specimen of the male persuasion. Catching Charlotte’s eye, she mouthed ‘Wow!’,
and came racing across the room.
‘Cripes, Charlotte,
you have to go up against him?’ she whispered in awe.
If you only knew, Charlotte thought. ‘So where did you say your husband was
tonight?’ she asked.
Emily simply grinned
at her. ‘He’s working late again,’ she
answered. ‘Are you sure you can handle
this guy?’
‘I can handle it,’
Charlotte said, and herded Emily to a seat in the third row, beckoning to Ben
to follow. Could she handle it? Beneath the simmering fury was a fine layer
of hurt. Craig had given her no cause to
be suspicious the other night. To think
that he had been merely playing her all along made her doubt herself. Surely she should have picked up on his
insincerity. Was he really that good of
a player? Studying him now, taking his
place beside his boss, all evidence pointed to yes.
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