When you don’t have any idea who you are, how do you
decide who you want to be?
Who is Ryan Ester? The Southern-belle-in-training her
estranged father wants her to be? The laid-back Montana girl she became after her
parents’ divorce? Or someone she has to discover on her own?
When Ryan’s only shot at going to college is on her
father’s dime, Ryan leaves Bluffs, Montana to return to the antebellum South
she once called home. As if the move wasn’t hard enough, Ryan’s first love, who
recently left her a broken-hearted mess, has a scholarship to none other than
Ryan’s destination, the University of the South.
Ryan Ester may not know who she is, but she sure as heck
knows who she doesn’t want to become. As she tries to navigate scandal, heartache,
and the unbearable pressure to look and act perfect every waking second, she
resents being pushed by everyone who wants to decide for her. For the sake of
her own sanity and the hearts of those she cares most about, she will have to
find a way to forge her own path.
RYAN REVISITED is the story of a young woman’s search for
identity. For serenity.
For the perfect landing spot for her aching heart.
Author’s Note: RYAN REVISITED is also suitable for Mature
YA readers as it does not contain graphic sexual situations.
“You’re changing, Ryan. This isn’t you.”
“If you’re so disgusted with my choices and you think
I’ve changed so much, then why do you even keep talking to me?”
“Because I keep thinking ...” Manny looked into my eyes.
“I keep hoping I’m wrong.”
Sam Davis loves to write tucked away in her cave with a
large sweet iced tea and the occasional (grossly understated) chocolate vice.
She lives in Texas now with her hunky husband and three young daughters, but
she was born in Georgia and went to high school under the beautiful Big Sky of
Montana. Due to Sam’s nearly alarming obsessive personality and lack of
gumption to act her age, she spends too much time reading YA and NA books,
watching the CW, using emoticons and hashtags, shopping at Nordstrom BP, and
writing anything and everything, anywhere and everywhere. She loves to eat,
Jillian Michaels (in that order), Nutella, going to the movies, the written
word, Jesus, Auburn football, Ron Pope, Big Sky Country, and every kind of
person.
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