All You Hold On To
Anderson Creek #1
by K.T. Egan
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Pub Date Jul 21 2020 | Archive Date Oct 01 2020
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Description
Aspiring author Roxanne Wortham lives a comfortable life in Las Vegas. She spends her days at her nine-to-five job and comes home to her boyfriend, Ethan, and an unfinished novel that she can’t seem to crack. Her life is simple— that is, until she gets a phone call saying that her childhood best friend and ex-boyfriend, Maverick Sterling, has been in a near-fatal car crash.
As Roxanne discovers that she still has power of attorney over his affairs, she places her life on hold and rushes to Maverick’s side in Scranton, Pennsylvania. While helping him to recover, memories of childhood and old relationships resurface, making it difficult for Roxanne to balance her new life with her old one. Roxanne is left to sort through complicated feelings from her past alongside the realization that Maverick may still have feelings for her— and even worse, she may still have feelings for him, too.
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A story about the challenge of clinging to your past while trying to embrace your future.
Aberdeen, NJ, July 15, 2020 – K.T. Egan brings us a beautiful new story this summer. All You Hold on to will be hitting the shelves courtesy of GenZ Publishing on July 21st. Egan’s intricate storytelling has readers follow Roxanne Wortham, an aspiring author in Las Vegas. She spends her days at her nine-to-five job and comes home to her boyfriend, Ethan. Life is simple until she gets a call saying that her childhood best friend and ex-boyfriend, Maverick, has been in a near-fatal car crash. She rushes to Maverick’s side in Pennsylvania, and while helping him, memories of her youth resurface. Roxanne must sort through complicated feelings of her past alongside the realization that Maverick may still have feelings for her— and even worse, she may still have feelings for him, too.
K.T. is the author of the Anderson Creek series and several short stories and poems published in journals out of Northeast Pennsylvania. When not writing, she works with students and their families at a tutoring firm in Bethesda, Maryland, helping them prepare for secondary education and beyond. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English and History, with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies, focusing on Writing and Anthropology from Wilkes University.
All You Hold on to will be available on Kindle and Amazon.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781952919893 |
| PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Joan W, Reviewer
I received an ARC from GenZ Publishing through NetGalley for an honest review. When I saw this book I expected the story of Maverick and Roxanne who was childhood best friends and then, boyfriend and girlfriend until they broke up. Years later Maverick is in a serious car accident and Roxanne is listed as his emergency contact person. This is different because as I was reading, I could see the difference in Roxanne from when she was with her current boyfriend, Ethan, and when she was with Maverick. Sometimes it is the subtle things that run throughout a story that make it unique and more interesting. The book was a wonderful story with friends that had created a bond early on and it was still there now but when you can see the hidden treasures that K.T. Egan slips in it felt more personal and well thought out. After reading this book I started looking at me to see if I had subtle things about myself because I had never thought of this before. It is a wonderful book full of hidden treasures.
Reviewer 712508
I really enjoyed this book. I liked how close knit the group was and how they took care of each other. The only thing I really didn’t like was the original break up, the reason of the breakup seemed kind of lame for how bad the breakup was and how it was handled. I thought it would have been more scandalous then it was. Overall though it didn’t make me not like the book any less. The dynamics of the characters made up for that.
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