Reading Now: The Stranger by J.L. Perry

 I  know it has been awhile since I posted a post on Reading Now, but it is time I start doing this weekly.  With Summer being here, I have been busy with my 15 year old son, who has a pretty busy social life and I am his driver!!

                                       So, Let's talk about what are you reading now? 

I have chosen The Stranger by J.L. Perry.  I received an ARC copy of the e-book for an honest review of this book.  This is a new to me author, which I love finding new authors to read.

When I read the description on this book, it intrigued me.  Would Delilah meet Spencer?  Would her sister learn a life lesson?  Will things change for Spencer?  I can not wait to read more.  So, I am off to read!!  The description is below!

Happy Reading!
Melissa

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Here is a brief description from Goodreads:

Spencer:
When I woke to my phone ringing at 5 am on a Sunday—my only day off—it was safe to say I wasn’t impressed. Glancing down at the screen and seeing it was my mother, I answered the call with an abrupt, "What!" The audible gasp and berating that followed had me grumbling, “Someone better be dead, Mother.”

“After the relationship status you were tagged in on Facebook, no less, I very well could be,” was her reply.

Relationship status?

With who?

I immediately clicked on the app, only to find it was true.

Delilah St. James had one of those faces that was hard to forget, and I knew I’d never laid eyes on this pretty blonde with beautiful blue eyes before.
I could’ve let my assistant, my PR company, or my lawyer deal with it, but against my better judgment, I clicked on the messenger app.

“Do I know you?” I typed.

Delilah:
When my sister decided to post photos of her—on what was supposed to be my honeymoon—with my ex-fiancé on social media, I did something reckless and impulsive. I tagged her long-time crush, Spencer Prescott, in a fake relationship post. The last thing I expected was for him to reach out.

I apologised profusely and told him I’d take it down immediately, briefly explaining why I had done it, and he replied with something unexpected.
“Leave it up, what can it hurt?”

Minutes later, I got a friend request from his mother … immediately inviting me to brunch. I only agreed to go, so I could tell her the truth to her face.

What happened next was a domino effect that would change the course of all our lives.

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FTC Disclosure: The Publisher/Author/Book Tour Company has provided me with a copy of this book for review or I have purchased the book with my own funds.  The opinion I share about the story are mine and have not been influenced by The Publisher/Author/Book Tour Company if received for review.