The Blurb
Kate Yager never had a
father, and she never minded - until her mom died. Now, acting on the
name called out on her mother's deathbed, Kate has moved to San
Francisco and gotten herself hired by the man she suspects to be her
dad. As if a new job, new apartment, and new parent weren't enough, Kate
finds herself head-over-heels in lust with a complete stranger she met
at an art show. A stranger who, she later finds out, happens to work in
her office.
As her relationships with her friends and father grow stronger, Kate has to confront the decisions of her past to find out whether she can love the man who gave her up, love the man who loves her truly, and even whether she can love herself.
As her relationships with her friends and father grow stronger, Kate has to confront the decisions of her past to find out whether she can love the man who gave her up, love the man who loves her truly, and even whether she can love herself.
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Interview!!!
* How
crazy was the decision to move to San Francisco?
It was
the craziest thing I’ve ever done, by far. I schedule and plan
every inch of my life – I have no idea what possessed me to move
1,000 miles away from everything I’ve ever known to go work for a
complete stranger who might or might not be my father. I blame
temporary insanity.
*Yummy
stranger? Tell us more about that first encounter.
I
didn’t know it was possible for a person to forget to breathe and
still be on the verge of hyperventilating at the same time before
that moment. I mean, Gavin’s the kind of guy who makes you blush at
your own thoughts. I was so sure he knew it, too, with that little
half grin of his.
*How
hard was it to keep your secret to yourself while working with your
dad?
A part
of me was begging him to recognize me – to see something of himself
or my mother in me. I craved the affirmation that would bring. The
rest of me was terrified he’d realize who I was. That fear
permeated my first few days at the magazine. Many times I almost told
him just to have it all over with!
*Facing
your past is never an easy thing. What gave you the strength to do
so?
When
my mother passed away, it made me appreciate how fleeting life can
be. She died without getting the chance to face her past, and I could
tell how much it haunted her still. I didn’t want to find myself on
my own deathbed someday, chased by the ghosts of what might have
been.
*How
hard was it to let yourself love Gavin?
That
was probably the second hardest thing I’ve ever done – right
after packing my bags for San Francisco. I was such a mess after
everything with my mother and finding Jack again… it was terrifying
to simply let go and admit how I felt about Gavin. I really didn’t
know if I could handle another heartbreak.
*It
really seemed to hit home when Gavin played the song Angel for you.
What was it about that song that struck such a chord?
Gavin
had no way of knowing this, but I still remember the exact moment my
mother told me she had cancer. I was shuffling through radio
stations, complaining that there was never anything good on. I was in
the mood for something like Aeorosmith’s Angel and all I kept
finding was Hootie and the Blowfish or commercials. It was driving me
insane. I was so intent on finding that one particular song that it
took me a minute to register what my mom had said.
That’s
always been my favorite song, but after that day, it took on a whole
new level of meaning. And to have him sing it, and for it to fit so
perfectly where we were at the moment… I just came undone.
*At
the end of the day, would you do anything at all differently?
I
would have spent less time being afraid and more time living life.
And I wouldn’t have let Gavin talk me into that canoe while I was
wearing my favorite shoes.
About Heather:
Heather was born and spent her childhood in Florida but now calls the beautiful state of Missouri home. Her greatest joy, when not writing, is to hit the road with her three boys for adventures unknown.
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