Synopsis:
Stone Tucker has big dreams. Someday, he wants to be on a country radio station. Flash forward to reality, and Stone isn’t any closer to his dream than he was months ago when he left his high school sweetheart and hometown in Pennsylvania to move to Nashville. Every one back home thinks he’s going to fail, and unfortunately, Stone has started to believe it, too.
Enter Ember Daniels.
Ember lost her dad years ago in a car accident, and more recently, her older sister to leukemia. She’s had her fair share and then some of heart break and needs to get away from the modeling life her mother has been pushing on her. A summer trip to Nashville is just what she needs to find herself. She isn’t prepared for Stone, with his hot body and overall indifferent attitude toward her.
One night can change everything, and with seemingly endless summer nights, Ember and Stone both discover exactly what they’re looking for.
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Author Interview
- Lionsgate just called you up and said they’d like to turn one of your books into a movie BUT you had to choose which one, what book would you choose & why?
Umm, can I just FREAK OUT for a minute first??? J I would probably say Broken Promises, since it’s my first and the one closets to my heart.
2. Say the human race was on the brink of becoming extinct and it’s up to you to keep that from happening, what character from your books would you choose to procreate with & why? ;-)
Loaded question. I would probably choose Stone & Ember from Crazy Dreams. Physically, their looks are a little varied, so I feel like the population would be a little diverse. They both have good personalities, great heads on their shoulders, and they’re young, which means they’d have more time to repopulate.
3. You’re given the opportunity to co-write a novel with one of your favorite authors, dead or alive, who would you choose & why?
Julie Garwood. She’s my absolute favorite and writing a historical romance with her would probably be the very best thing that ever happened to me. EVER.
4. In Crazy Dreams, we learn that Stone Tucker has dreamed of making it big in music, if you had to pick a song for each of the main characters, that best describes them, what songs would you pick & why?
Stone’s song: Her Smile. It’s the song he writes about Ember in the book.
Ember’s song: Crazy Girl by Eli Young Band. Ember is a little unsure about herself, but she’s a bit of a risk-taker, too.
5. If a law was created stating that we could only read one genre for the rest of our lives, what genre would you choose & why?
Can I choose ALL romance? I wish. If I had to be more specific, I’d say new adult, even though I write it. I just love NA and all the angst and fun that can be had with characters who are old enough to drink and the hijinks they can get into!
6. There’s only one library left in the world and it’s also the only supplier of books. It’s about to be destroyed and everything inside it will be burned. Before this happens, you have the chance to save one book. From all the books in the world, which one would you save & why?
Honestly, I would probably save a history book. I have no idea which one, but one that covers the beginning of recorded history to present day. The reason being that people should always know where they come from. New fiction books and stories can always be re-written, but history is history and can’t be made up like a novel.
Author Bio:
Dawn Pendleton is a new adult author who began her writing journey in New England with her husband and their pup, though she now resides in Georgia and promptly became a Southern Belle (or so she likes to think). When she isn't staring at a blank page, willing the words to jump from her head to the screen, she's usually playing on her iPhone, reading a book, or taking pictures with her fancy camera (which she has no idea how to use).
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