THE CATCH
A contemporary romance about second chances at lost love
Julia Dunphy’s husband just left her for the second time, her thirteen-year-old won’t stop swearing in public, and to top it all off, her four-year-old just asked to buy condoms. Needless to say, this isn’t how she expected her life to pan out. Then Julia's new work in an aquarium shop washes up old memories of a whale watching business she once imagined - and of William Quinn, the man she imagined it with. When she learns that William has made a success of their ideas, she wonders if it's too late to finally make a success of their relationship. But Julia's already blown her first two chances at happiness with William, so a third one seems like wishful thinking. Then she uses her prowess as a paralegal to save William's business, and when he shows up to thank her, she dares to wonder - is another chance with him possible, after all?
Readers are hooked!
"My husband would like to put in a formal request for you to start your next book."
"I was interrupted for about an hour with 45 pages left. 😩 And all I thought about was how it would end during that time."
"I needed a fun, light read and this was perfect!! I'm a CoHo fan, so this one gave me those vibes for sure!!!!"
"Couldn’t wait to pick it back up again... Can I put you on speakerphone and have you read me the rest on my drive home?"
"Dinner is gonna be late tonight... got totally caught up in your book."
"This book has laughs, angst, drama, soul-mates, and a happy for now (with an upcoming HEA!)."
More raves...
"The author writes with humor and gusto, capturing her characters' big personalities and prickly dynamics ... A flavorful novel about second (and third) chances at love."
–Kirkus Reviews
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"Regardless of whether it was her first or her tenth published novel, and it was her first, the crafty minx calling herself Jenna Miles has blown me away... I was ensnared, nettled, and captivated... I couldn’t bear to put this one down."
–Bookstagrammer @honolulubelle
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"My emotions were all over the place but couldn't help to pick it up every night to see what was coming next."
–Bookstagrammer @onemoreexclamation