iGifted - Kristi Tailor - Bog

iGifted
Marley Samuels is determined to live her perfect life. That means accomplishing every goal on her vision board before her 30th birthday- simple goals, like being married by thirty with a blossoming writing career. But when her boyfriend of ten years, Asher Channing humiliates her by refusing to ask the big question and her latest novel flops on Amazon, Marley is left to her own devices. No husband. No big book deal. No Happy Birthday, Marley.
However, a trip to visit Santa has her scheming up a plan to overcome her failed attempts at love and happiness. Pushing her pride aside and ignoring her extremely opinionated friends, Marley gives into the whim of 2024s latest technological advances. With android lovers being all the rage, why shouldn't she take part in the fun, right? What's the worst that can happen? Marley is about to find out.
Note from the Author
"Sprinkled with witty and comedic realities that women face during their twenties, thirties and even forties, iGifted is outrageously funny and authentically touching. As we watch Marley deal with betrayal, heartbreak and then the reawakening of herself, it literally brings tears to your eyes." - Kristi Tailor
RAVES FOR IGIFTED
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"Truly a magnificent read with a cast of well- rounded characters and relatable dilemmas. Ms. Tailor certainly knows how to tell an enduring story that sticks with the reader far after the novel has ended." -Avid Reader
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"A sensual, sexy tale of the most unbelievable romantic connection this century has ever seen. If this is the future, I can't wait to dive into it, head first." -Leila E. Hart, Author
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"A masterpiece written for women and men who have endured the crippling effects of a broken heart and came out better in the end." -Avid Reader
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"iGifted takes you for a rollercoaster ride, full of twists and turns that are sure to leave you dizzy, yet, dying to ride again and again." -Dria Bond, Blogger
"This novel was written for the underdog, such an amazingly told story of emotional growth and self-worth." -Roe Braddy, Playwright