Moving Days

Girls Aglow Book Seven

She needs to make things right.

Cover of Moving Days

Tiffy had screwed up. After freshman year of college, she’s hopelessly in debt, and her parents throw a fit. What does she do? Run away to a friend hoping to find a job, a place to stay, and a fix for her mess. For years she’d been the dumb blond, and nobody expected more from her. Maybe it was time to exceed expectations.

Henry lives in her new apartment building. Handsome, charming, and vibrating with energy, the guy helps her every step of the way. His fatal flaw? The guy is more laid back than a sleeping cat and cannot make a decision to save his life, which drives Tiffy crazy.  But when she digs deeper—and she alienates people constantly with her need to dig deeper—she discovers this guy might need a little help only she can offer. Maybe he’s not as laid back as he wants everyone to think.

Honoring her family, proving herself, rescuing her friend… She may have her work cut out for her.

Jill's Notes

  • Tiffy and Henry are both complex characters who are completely unlike me and therefore very fun to write.
  • Both these characters had bit parts in earlier Girls Aglow books: Tiffy in Sugar Rush, and Henry in Low Visibility.
  • I envy Tiffy’s ability to live at the surface and speak her mind. (Is it okay to envy an imaginary person?)
  • I was so thrilled to find the stock photo for this cover. It PERFECTLY depicts these characters.
  • This book is in Kindle Unlimited.
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