Bøker av Erin Spineto

Six years ago, he made his way back from PTSD, can he now help her do the same? Or will her instinct to run keep them apart?Free-spirited artist, Billie Styles, has built up the facade of a relaxed and carefree surfer girl, keeping everyone a safe distance from her heart after hiding from the grief of losing her brother.Ever since being forced out of the Navy SEALs, Ryder Jax has found his way by sticking to one simple motto: Others First. But he is finding it harder and harder to put others first when it means not pursuing Billie, the girl of his dreams. When a terrifying event causes Billie to flee, Ryder must use all of his training to protect her while hoping he can finally break through the walls she's built. In the highly anticipated sequel to California Promises, Erin Spineto delivers an uplifting, summer escape set in the fictional town of Nalu Kai, Maui that will have readers laughing, swooning, and feeling all the feels. With all of the sizzling chemistry and heart-warming moments readers desire in a sweet RomCom, with subtle nods to Dawson's Creek and Jimmy Buffett thrown in for fun, Anything Anytime Anywhere is the second book in the Warrior Women Sweet Series of interconnected standalones full of female surfers who happen to have diabetes and other autoimmune issues and the men who are strong enough to be with a warrior woman.So, pour yourself a cool drink, put your feet up, and start your journey with Billie and Ryder.

"I read this entire book in one sitting, laughing at some parts, nodding my head in recognition at others, and just marveling at how much of the diabetes experience was captured in 263 pages. Erin Spineto should be proud as hell for being it, living it, and writing it."Kerri Sparling, Writer/Editor at SixUntilMe.com"It's an enjoyable mix of love, learning, diabetes, and adventure."Scott Johnson, Diabetes Advocate, Writer, Speaker, Consultant at Scott's DiabetesIslands and Insulin is the story of a girl, given a boat, one hundred nautical miles of ocean, and way too much caffeine to reflect on how an incorrigible disease has altered her voyage into adulthood, all wrapped inside a diabetes survival manual. It is a cross between the humor of Steve Markley's Publish This Book, the travel journal of Jimmy Buffett's A Pirate Looks at Fifty, and the sailing of Pete Goss's Close to the Wind minus the sixty knot winds, fifty foot waves, below freezing temperatures, and the slick escape from death... hopefully.