Jean Joachim is an award-winning, USA Today best-selling romance author whose books have hit the Amazon Top 100 list in the U.S. and abroad since 2012. She writes sports romance, small town romance, big city romance, and romantic suspense.

Jean has over 50 books in ebook, print and audio. She writes fulltime, never far from her secret stash of black licorice. An avid bird and dog fan, she has a fondness for chickadees and pugs. A music lover, especially classical, she’s married, has two grown sons and lives in New York City. She’d love to hear from you, email her at: sunnydaysbook@gmail.com

Find her books on her website: http://www.jeanjoachimbooks.com

REVIEWS

Sometimes you get a review that shows the reader really gets your story, what you're trying to say. This is one of those and it warms my heart. It's for Skip Quincy, Short Stop.

"One by one the Nighthawks have been hitting home runs in the love department. Skip is thought to be a ladies man, he has always focused on his game and being the best at his position. Finding a bed warmer has never been a problem as he does not have time for commitment, baseball comes first. However, his heart and mind might have different ideas when Francie comes into his life. Skip definitely will touch your heart and the insecurities that he deals with really touched home with me. Losing his parents at a young age, the frightening prospect of a new family and never feeling good enough made this character really come to life. His struggles of self worth and doubt are something many deal with everyday. He was lucky to have the support system he did to provide him the tools to succeed as many are not so blessed. Francie was a bright light that drew Skip providing acceptance and love. Both characters needed to be "seen for who they were" and feel worthy of having someone love the unconditionally. Ms. Joachim writes a mean story, awesome characters, interesting situations and I always find an underling message to enlighten and sometimes inspire me. Abuse comes in many forms and words can damage just as much as a physical hit. Always remember you can't take back something that you say, a kind word or saying nothing is better then making someone else feel worthless." N.D.

Curious? Find the story here:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078VS3XSJ