Entwine by Rebecca Berto
Publication date: November 25th 2013
Genres: Contemporary, New Adult
Synopsis:
Sarah Langham’s life was the epitome of normal until her dad
slept with another woman when she was sixteen. It ripped her
family apart.
Twenty-two-year-old Sarah has it together, though.
Waiting at the train station to go home from her first day of her
first proper job out of university, she spots a man.
He is an enigma to her. She’s drawn to him, with his square jaw;
buzz of hair; and his tall, solid frame, seen under the
contours of his business suit. And he’s been looking at her,
too. Fate pulls them together that night on a whirlwind date,
exceeding anything Sarah’s experienced before. He’s even more
into her than she’s into him. Finally, she wants to trust a
guy for the first time since she was sixteen.
But then they discover something.
Something that meant they were never two strangers at a train
station.
And it threatens to tear their future apart before it, really, ever
begins.
AUTHOR BIO:
Rebecca Berto writes stories about love and relationships. She
gets a thrill when her readers are emotional reading her
books, and gets even more of a kick when they tell her so. She's
strangely imaginative, spends too much time on her computer,
and is certifiably crazy when she works on
her fiction.
Rebecca Berto lives in Melbourne, Australia with her boyfriend and
their doggy.
INTERVIEW
FOR ENTWINE BLITZ
What inspired you to write Entwine?
I was in a bit of a rut and my friend
suggested to free write to help. So I downloaded a program that
blocked out my screen and had a serene and freeing vibe to it. And I
wrote.
I wrote one scene and then during my
second free writing exercise, I ended up continuing that same
character and story. Fearing I’d get in a rut again if I turned it
into a novel, I continued to write random scenes until about 10,000
words along.
Then I knew I had something special and
I had to create a novel. The two main characters excited and
ignited a passion in me I hadn’t felt for a while.
I have to thank my friend for the
reason Entwine exists. It turned out beautifully, thanks to
the way I approached it differently than I have to my writing in the
past.
Tell us about your main character.
Sarah is an every-girl. She isn’t a
virgin but she hasn’t slept with the whole town, she isn’t stuck
up, or overly reserved, and she isn’t whiny.
Sarah is fresh out of college, starting
her dream job but in her personal life, she’s stuck from moving
forwards by hurt in her past. When she meets an amazing guy one
night, she fears he’s too good since Sarah’s nothing special.
It’s the simple, yet realistic quality about her I really connected
to.
Sarah is understatedly unforgettable.
Who does your book appeal to?
Entwine is a unique one to
classify.
It evokes a dream-like style at times;
in other scenes it’s emotionally devastating with the hurt Sarah
feels; and sometimes it’s so damn hot your screen will be in danger
of igniting into flames.
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