Between Everything And Us (Sutton College Book 1)

Between Everything And Us (Sutton College Book 1)

<b>Synopsis:<b></b><br />Matisse Evans is determined to make her sophomore year of college successful after failing out of a prestigious art school and spending a horribly boring gap year at home. Despite her focus, time isn't on her side as she struggles to hold down three jobs so she can afford her first apartment while juggling course work. In the chaos of it all, Beau Grady moves in and shakes up her world. A college dropout and tattooed bad boy, the rumors about Beau mean one thing for Matisse—trouble. Paralyzed by the fear that she's missing out on life, Matisse discovers plans may unravel, but what rises in their wake can be worth the uncertainty.<br /><br />After spending the summer couch surfing, Beau Grady moves into an empty room at his ex-girlfriend’s Portland bungalow, skipping his senior year of college to spend his days working at a Vietnamese food cart instead. Once a star hockey player and gifted student, he’s put his life on hold after receiving a life-altering diagnosis, complacent to live in the moment. Hiding behind false rumors and bad habits, Beau falls for Matisse, letting her believe the worst until their relationship blooms into something they both can’t ignore. Falling for her means having to face a future he’d rather forget, but loving her just might be worth it.</b><br /><br /><b>Praise for Between Everything and Us</b><br /><i>I am not the same person I was before reading this story about a girl named Matisse and a boy named Beau. I think it’s because it’s so much more than just a new adult novel. It has real, raw issues and it has depth. - Natasha, Book Baristas</i><br /><br /><i>Rebecca Paula creates such a connection between Beau, Mati and you the reader that has your heart aching for them to work things out. You feel the love, the attraction and how incredibly lost and over-whelmed they are with everything. It's an experience. - Jessica, Maine Book Momma</i>