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Being Jane
Being Jane wasn't easy.
No one ever noticed me. I was invisible. My life was utterly boring. Not the spoiled-brat kind of boring, but the bone weary kind of boring.
Then, out of the blue, one little phone call changed my life. Things started happening. Life got real complicated ... real fast.
You've heard of love triangles, right? Well, there was some kind of geometry going on in my love life, but it wasn't as simple as a triangle. More like an incongruous polygon...
Being Jane Brown was hard.
I had to tiptoe around my fragile mother. I made terrible mistakes that led to heartache and misery. But, I finally felt alive.
An epic love was mine to experience - if only I had the courage to lay my heart bare.
No one ever noticed me. I was invisible. My life was utterly boring. Not the spoiled-brat kind of boring, but the bone weary kind of boring.
Then, out of the blue, one little phone call changed my life. Things started happening. Life got real complicated ... real fast.
You've heard of love triangles, right? Well, there was some kind of geometry going on in my love life, but it wasn't as simple as a triangle. More like an incongruous polygon...
Being Jane Brown was hard.
I had to tiptoe around my fragile mother. I made terrible mistakes that led to heartache and misery. But, I finally felt alive.
An epic love was mine to experience - if only I had the courage to lay my heart bare.
- GenresNew Adult
105 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 2, 2014
About the author
Arabella Quinn
91 books421 followersArabella Quinn writes steamy contemporary romance filled with sharp banter, messy emotions, and characters who fall hard, fight it harder, and still don’t stand a chance.
If you love chaotic chemistry, found family energy, and high-heat romance—with the occasional grumpy hockey player thrown in—you’re in the right place.
When she’s not writing, she’s probably plotting her next fictional disaster, overanalyzing character decisions, or wondering how many bad decisions it takes to accidentally ruin everything... or break a hex.
Her Miami Fusion series features eight hockey players, one scorned puck bunny, and the worst curse in professional hockey.
If you love chaotic chemistry, found family energy, and high-heat romance—with the occasional grumpy hockey player thrown in—you’re in the right place.
When she’s not writing, she’s probably plotting her next fictional disaster, overanalyzing character decisions, or wondering how many bad decisions it takes to accidentally ruin everything... or break a hex.
Her Miami Fusion series features eight hockey players, one scorned puck bunny, and the worst curse in professional hockey.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
April 25, 2015
Not your typical romance - definitely not an erotic romance. This odd little story features a sort of love triangle that left me feeling sorry for Jane. Neither of her choices were super appealing.
January 13, 2023
This is a quiet book ... meaning there were barely any ups and downs and most of the conflict was internal. It's ok, I guess, but I've read better works from Arabella Quinn. Yes, it is a romance but it is more a journey of self-discovery where romance is a by-product.
I finished the story because I had gone far enough that not finishing it felt wrong but ended it feeling incomplete. This could be better.
I finished the story because I had gone far enough that not finishing it felt wrong but ended it feeling incomplete. This could be better.
May 19, 2015
A quick read, perfect for a quiet afternoon.
June 10, 2015
This book was a good read, I'm so glad that she found out what the problem was with her mother, and she got with the right person in the end.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews