Meet Your Match: Nothing slows love down like the friend zone. Brooke’s convinced all boys are trouble. Luke’s a player who loves the thrill of the chase. Can a set of crazy rules keep these two safely in the friend zone? Enjoy this witty and fast-paced romance today!
Miss Match: Playing cupid may break her heart. With the matchmaking company she works for in decline, Brooke is desperate to sign Luke, her billionaire best friend, as a client. But Luke is more interested in capturing Brooke’s heart. Escape into this lighthearted romantic comedy today, which InD’Tale Magazine calls a “feel-good romance that will leave you swooning.”
Not Your Match: Sometimes it takes dating Mr. Wrong to find Mr. Right. Dating the wrong people has convinced both Ben and Andi that what they really want is each other. All that’s standing in their way is a fake boyfriend, a jealous ex-fiancée, and being afraid to risk their hearts. Explore this emotionally-charged romance today!
Mix ’N Match: Fire and ice aren’t meant to mix. Zoey and Mitch couldn’t be more opposite. One passionate kiss has convinced them they’d never work. But three weeks in Paris could change everything. Take a trip to Paris in this fun-filled romantic comedy today!
Mistletoe Match: A kiss shouldn’t be this complicated. When animal rights activist Michelle kisses a mystery man underneath the mistletoe at a holiday party, she's horrified to realize he's the new marketing director of the pharmaceutical company she's trying to destroy due to their nasty habit of animal testing. Can one impulsive kiss be the foundation for a happily ever after? Curl up with this delicious holiday romance today!
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First Love, Second Choice: What happens when you impersonate your identical twin sister to score a date with your long-lost high school crush? Enjoy this delightfully sweet case of mistaken identity today!
Cupcakes and Cowboys (A Sunset Plains Romance): He’s everything that broke her heart. Cassidy wants two things—to make her cupcake shop a success, and to forget that her fiancé traded her for the lights of Hollywood. When Jase—best friend of her ex and A-list actor—shows up at the ranch to research an upcoming role, forgetting is the last thing she can do. Can Jase convince her he’s really a country boy at heart? Devour this deliciously romantic story today!
Twisters and Textbooks (A Sunset Plains Romance): Some storms can’t be outrun. After the death of her parents, chasing tornadoes is the only thing that makes Lauren feel alive. Each storm gives her the adrenaline rush she craves, but it can’t make her forget Tanner, the country boy she left behind in Oklahoma. When a tornado brings the couple back together, Lauren and Tanner are caught up in a cyclone of emotions neither is sure they want to escape. Can they weather the storm of their past, or will they let it consume them? Get caught up in this wildly romantic story today!
Lindzee Armstrong is the #1 best-selling author of the No Match for Love series and Sunset Plains Romance series. In case it wasn’t obvious, she’s always had a soft spot for love stories. In third grade, she started secretly reading romance novels, hiding the covers so no one would know (because hello, embarrassing!), and dreaming of her own Prince Charming.
Lindzee finally met her true love while at college, where she graduated with a bachelor’s in history education. They are now happily married and raising twin boys in the Rocky Mountains.
Like any true romantic, Lindzee loves chick flicks, ice cream, and chocolate. She believes in sigh-worthy kisses and happily ever afters, and loves expressing that through her writing.
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There are so many people who have made this book possible. I happened upon the idea for Chasing Someday at the most inconvenient time possible. I was a new mother to twin boys, sleep-deprived and exhausted. But the idea wouldn’t leave me alone, and I knew I had to write it down. The wounds of infertility were still fresh, barely healed from the birth of my sons. It was cathartic to write this book. I had battled infertility and survived. I wanted other women to feel the hope I felt.
So I wrote the book. And I edited the book. And I published the book in a small niche market. It had scarcely been out a year when I felt a nudge to pull it from publication, send it through another round of edits, and republish it on a wider scale. I fought that urge for more than six months before giving in. I didn’t want to return to this book. It’s such a big part of my heart, but so hard for me to work on. I have personal experience with almost everything that happens in Chasing Someday, and the memories are raw and painful. But I fought through the pain, because I believe there are woman who need to read this book as much as I needed to write it.
This book never would’ve happened without the support of my sweet husband, Neil. He cheers me on every step of the way and constantly reassures me that the time I spend writing is worth it.
To Liz, my accountability partner. If not for her, I would’ve given up on this book a long time ago.
To my critique group, The Authorities—Darren, LaChelle, David, and Jacob. The book would’ve been a complete disaster without them (and it was).
To all my beta readers. There were many of you! To my friends at iWrite who answered questions and provided encouragement. To Tristi Pinkton, one of my editors, who helped me in so many ways, but especially by convincing me to change the entire book from first person to third.
To my parents, especially my mother. They don’t understand my burning desire to write, but they wholeheartedly support it anyway. They never doubted that one day I’d be published.
And to all my sisters in the Land of IF. I thought about you every time I wrote this book. I cried for you, ached for you, and rejoiced with you. So many of you shared your stories with me so that I could make this book better. Keep chasing your someday!
Copyright © 2017 by Lindzee Armstrong
Published by Snowflake Press
All rights reserved. This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either a product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. No part of this book can be reproduced in any form or by electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without the express written permission of the author.
Cover Design by Novak Illustrations
Interior Design by Snowflake Press
Edited by Tristi Pinkston and Suzi Retzlaff
Tooele, UT
Print ISBN 978-0-9981667-1-1
Library of Congress Control Number 2017900739
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