Sides of Love

Life happens for everyone but Breanna Serren, or at least it seems that way to her. Rather than feeling numb and stuck in neutral while the world keeps expanding for everyone else around her, Bree is determined to make her sophomore year of college much different than the last. Her new motto for living is "I want to feel something" and that will mean stepping outside of her comfort zone and grasping at every opportunity put in front of her. Living boldly, Bree encounters exciting and at times funny unplanned consequences as she pursues steps toward her future photography career, investing in friendships, and trying new life experiences. With her witty roommate and best friend Kate at her side, the second year of college will be filled with emotional waves as they decide to take full advantage of this moment in their lives. Bree's unstuck plan begins with following her heart and it leads her straight into the path of Callan Canner, a senior star athlete on the college football team and in her mind totally out of her league. Sticking to her motto and putting her fears aside she goes all in 100%. She never thought falling in love would be like the movies, but she ends up with plenty of movie moments. She laughs, cries, steps up daringly, and fights her fears because no matter how simple it should be, falling in love is complicated, and Bree will discover there are sides of love. An unforgettable coming of age novel, sides of love is destined to be a classic falling in love story. You will fall in love yourself with the full cast of characters, the true and abiding friendship of Bree and Kate, and the honesty of what it is like to fall vulnerably in love for the first time. This book has it all for romance fans and if you are looking for "the feels" this one has it. Brad Josselyn has written an honest depiction of falling in love and all the wonders of self-discovery that come with such a life altering event. Romantic, at times funny, heart wrenching and wonderfully seductive in the way a first love can be, the reader will find themselves wanting to start reading again once the last page is turned.