Lori L. Otto

When artist Nate Wilson falls in love, he falls hard. The problem is, he's only been in love once, and the girl of his affections is his best friend, Emi Hennigan. In high school, the two bonded over painful breakups, and swore off a relationship to save their friendship. Thirteen years later, Nate has had more than his share of emotionally-unfulfilling, sexual relationships with beautiful women to distract himself from his true romantic feelings. When a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity takes Nate away from his friend and his comfortable lifestyle, he is forced to reflect on the distinct void that Emi's absence leaves in his life. To Nate's surprise, Emi has a similar experience; but as the friends embark upon their journey toward happiness together, destiny reveals other plans for Emi.This is the first of three books in the Emi Lost & Found series. This second edition features cover artwork by Summer Ortiz.

Lost and Found

Depression threatens all the relationships in Emi Hennigan's life after a near death experience leaves her injured and feeling alone in a world she barely recognizes. On a night that is supposed to signify a new beginning in her life, she loses everything she loves.It's on that very same night, though, that Emi has a chance meeting with a man from her past who has the power to bring her more happiness than she's ever known. Jack Holland is on a mission to rescue Emi from the pain that's been consuming her, but his patience is tested as Emi holds on to the memory of the only man she's ever truly loved.This is the second of three books in the Emi Lost & Found series. This second edition features cover artwork by Summer Ortiz.

Time Stands Still

Jack Holland finally has everything a man could want. After a lengthy courtship that has required persistence and self-restraint, Emi Hennigan– the woman Jack has been fantasizing about since college– has fallen in love with him. Together, the couple sets out to create their own happily-ever-after.It's only when Emi delivers some unwelcome news that Jack begins to question everything about the woman he loves. It will take a considerable amount of understanding and sacrifice for Jack to accept the future Emi can offer him– a future he never imagined for himself.This is the final book in the Emi Lost & Found series. This second edition features cover artwork by Summer Ortiz.

Never Look Back

In December of 1994, when she was a junior in high school, Emi Hennigan discovered her father's infidelity. Forced to transfer schools mid-year, she wasn't trying to make new friends. In that same month, sophomore Nate Wilson's girlfriend broke up with him. Searching for someone to fill the void left by his first love, he meets Emi in his art class. Nate knows he wants Emi from the moment he sees her. Emi knows she needs Nate after one night together. A life-long friendship is born, and a pact is made to ensure that nothing will come between them. This novella is the prequel to the Emi Lost & Found series.

A Prequel

Not Today, But Someday

The Complete Emi Lost & Found Series

Love Like We Do - Side A

When she was four, a generous couple welcomed orphan Olivia Sophia into their lives. As she grew up, her parents made good decisions for her, raising Livvy to be an intelligent and creative young girl. Now sixteen, three people influence many of her choices: her first love, her second father, and a third man who speaks to her through his artwork.Livvy's father is practical and steadfast; even-tempered and quietly observant. She's an artist who acts on her emotions and thrives on attention. Unhappy with their differences- and misunderstanding her father's methods- Livvy chooses to focus on the similarities she shares with an enigmatic painter from her mother's past. Her overactive imagination leads her down an obsessive path- one that only stands to hurt everyone around her.The distraction of a new boyfriend has the potential to end her search and reunite her family, but his involvement in her life could be just as devastating, taking Livvy away from her father for good.

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