Cover Reveal: Here/Now - D.D. Lorenzo

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for HERE/NOW by D.D. Lorenzo

HERE/NOW Book 3 of the Depth of Emotion Series

Carter Sinclair…

He’s gone home.

He’s assessed mistakes.

He’s risen from the ashes.

Carter was a “rules” kind of guy. He worked and believed in the system, but the system was unjust. His wife is dead, his brother tragically injured, and an innocent woman paid for the sins of another. Assessing his life, he determines that deceit and lies no longer have a place there. He’s lived in the darkness of his own despair, and watched evil corrupt the lives of those he loves. His intent is to destroy it.

What he didn’t expect was something beautiful to emerge from the darkness...

Regret lives in the past.

Hope lives in the future.

Reality is the present.

Here/Now

is the struggle.

Is it possible that tragic circumstances can birth the most unexpected blessings?

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DD Lorenzo is a modern-day storyteller. Her novels reach deep into the heart of readers and engage them through the emotions of her characters. DD resides in Maryland, The Land of Pleasant Living. She met the love of her life in high school and decided to look no further. Together, they have an eclectic and amazing family. When she isn’t writing stories of the impassioned lives of her characters, she is rooting for the Baltimore Ravens or the Baltimore Orioles. Her favorite pastimes include spending time with the wonderful people in her life and riding in her husband’s classic Mustang to the Eastern Shore. “Selective/Memory” is Book 2 in The “Depth of Emotion” Series. It is the conclusion to the cliffhanger “Positive/Negativity” (she promises!). There are five books planned for the series. Book 3, “Here/Now” will be centered on character Carter Sinclair, a fan favorite. “Here/Now” is planned for release Fall, 2014.

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