The second post today is the second Book Spotlight for #HarperImpulse Fortnight - otherwise known on Twitter as #HIFortnight. Today's *Book Spotlight* is all about falling in love in New York, and who doesn't love Falling in Love, or New York?
The second book in Jill Knapp’s fabulous series about dating in New York picks up after Amalia Hastings returns to Manhattan from her trip to Brazil – and finds that life has indeed gone on without her.
Fresh off the plane, Amalia’s feeling anxious and unresolved; left alone to pick up the pieces and deal with the repercussions of choosing her own path over Michael.
Without an apartment, without a job, and starting to wonder if she’s even without a best friend, she finds herself holding on tightly to the one thing she is familiar with, New York City.
Sometimes you have to let go of who you were to become who you will be…
Fresh off the plane, Amalia’s feeling anxious and unresolved; left alone to pick up the pieces and deal with the repercussions of choosing her own path over Michael.
Without an apartment, without a job, and starting to wonder if she’s even without a best friend, she finds herself holding on tightly to the one thing she is familiar with, New York City.
Sometimes you have to let go of who you were to become who you will be…
We've Always Got New York - Book 2 from Jill Knapp
Available to buy for your Kindle here
Here is the GoodReads link: https://www.goodreads.com/
Jill's twitter handle is: @JLKnapp16
Jill's Facebook page is: https://www.facebook.com/
Author Bio:
Published by Harper Impulse/ Harper Collins, Jill Knapp is a native New Yorker who is the author of the series "What Happens To Men When They Move To Manhattan?" (formerly known as Chase) New Adult/ Women's Fiction.
She is a former adjunct professor of Psychology at her Alma Mater Kean University, she received a Masters degree in Psychology from the New School For Social Research in Manhattan.
She is currently the Features Editor for HomeMade bride, a DIY inspired bridal magazine.
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