Written on My Heart

Cole Gibsen

July 2015 · Sold by Entangled: Embrace

About this eBook

It's been six months since Ashlyn Daniels was kicked out of her home. Six months since she stood up to her abusive stepfather and got a busted rib-and seeing all her things set ablaze in a backyard bonfire-for her trouble. Never going back. She doesn't need trouble...especially if trouble is tattoo artist Lane Garrett, who's six-feet-plus of tattooed hotness and a complete ass.

Lane has spent the last decade fighting to support his family. To protect them. There's no room for romance, even with a fragile (yet amusingly feisty) stunner...even if she somehow manages to invade his world and his heart.

But while some secrets are as visible as ink on the skin, others must remain hidden at all costs...

Each book in the Written on my Heart series is a standalone story that can be enjoyed out of order.
Series Order:
Book #1 Written on my Heart
Book #2 Seared on My Soul

Ratings and reviews

A fantastic book that completely swept me away. Once I started this one there was no putting it down. Ashlyn's struggles to overcome a horrific childhood and make it on her own made me want to weep for her. The best thing about her character was even after all she endured, she still has the kindest heart and hope. She never gives up! Lane was a little gruff at first but the way he looks after his family, loves his daughter with his whole being, and the kindness he showed Ashlyn when she needed it had me loving him so hard! This is a wonderfully written story that I highly recommend!

This is one of the most amazing books I have read in a long time. I had a verbally abusive stepfather and a mother who would not stand up to him. I could relate to ashlyn. I could not put it down. I just loved it.

I enjoyed from start to finish. Was intrigued from the beginning. This book will make you cry and laugh and make you feel the love!

About the author

At seventeen Cole found herself homeless with only a beat-up Volkswagen Jetta and a bag of Goodwill clothing to her name. The only things that got her through the nights she spent parked in truck stops and cornfields were the stacks of books she checked out from the library along with her trusty flashlight. Because of the reprieve these books gave her from her troubles, Cole vowed to become a writer so she could provide the same escape to readers who needed a break the reality of their own lives.