Discovering your dream is harder than it seems when love and war intervenes.

Book Summary:

A girl trying to figure out her future. . .

Amber was a boxer looking forward to her first defending championship fight. Until the chick forfeited and she won by default. That fight was dedicated to her trainer who had passed away. Now all she had was a belt no one thought she deserved and an empty corner where the only man who believed in her used to be. When she goes out partying with her boyfriend and ends up in a car accident. That was the wake up call she needed to change her ways. But before she can do that, she’s got to get through driver’s ed first. With the very man that turned her in. Can she get him out of her head long enough to figure out what she’s going to do with her life?

Meets a guy bogged down by his.

For the last four years, all Andrew has done was take care of his aging grandmother. However, when he broke up with his last girlfriend it revealed a sore spot in his life. Dating was not for guys with Autism. Either the girl was to sympathetic to be almost babying or she was a church girl who treated him just like his grandmother. For once, he wanted to be treated like a man and maybe do the chasing. He just didn’t expect the request to be filled from the one woman who absolutely hates him. Could he prove to her and himself that he was capable of love?

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The Parry Garden is a Sports (Boxing) Romance novel. Featuring an Autistic hero.

Reader FAQ:

Was Amber modeled after anyone special?

No one in particular. However, as I was writing her I felt myself identifying with the crossroads that she found herself in. Should she continue boxing or should she follow an old dormant dream to go into landscaping? And then to be surrounded by people who just know for certain what you should be doing. However loving, its terribly misguided.

Was Andrew always meant to be Autistic?

No, in fact I was reading a romance book where the hero was Autistic and I couldn’t help but think, more. More of this. The imperfect perfect man, and in that moment I knew Andrew was meant to be Autistic. Versus some other story and couple.

What did you like best about this book?

Amber and Andrew. Tackling the issue that your soul mate might not be who you think. To follow your heart and go where it leads. Even if its telling you to leave the box your family, society, and even you, have put yourself in romantically.

Thank you so much for reading and supporting my work.

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