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Wishing on the Water (Water Series Book 1) Kindle Edition
Candice-Leigh Carson, a New York City best-selling author, was engaged to one of NYPD's finest. She was living the dream until she lost her fiancé, quit her job and moved, leaving behind the only family she ever knew. She left her best friend Jaxson, without saying goodbye. In her quest to find herself, would she ever find love again?
Jaxson Monroe, one of NYPD's finest, lost his partner when an undercover job went south. After spending a night with his partner's lover, Candice, she flees into the night. He loved Candice and had promised his partner he would protect her. It was his fault she ran, but he quickly found himself in the arms of another. Would Jaxson ever convince Candice to come home or did he prefer another woman? Would their love survive his betrayal and her abandonment?
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication date7 July 2015
- File size1507 KB
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- ASIN : B00W1TD1HW
- Language : English
- File size : 1507 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 274 pages
- Page numbers source ISBN : 0692420436
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Best-selling and award-winning author Elizabeth York has been writing for so long she has forgotten how old she is. Accustomed to southern climate she likes drinking her sweet tea on the porch with her laptop in hand.
In 2015, she was named Author of the Year and was accepted into the Romance Writers of America. By 2018, she had won a Literary Titan and was branching out into multiple genres.
Writing, working, and a mother to three this woman knows how to multitask. She can handle anything you throw at her but enjoys a quiet night with her family or an open book in her hands. Join her journey and see where she will take you next.
Find upcoming releases at AuthorElizabethYork.com.
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Elizabeth York is going to take your emotions and show you that you do indeed have all the emotions that you are meant to have!! She seems to have this down to an art form. So be prepared to the gauntlet of emotions. Just a fair warning ya'll.
Wishing on the Water starts off in the most heart wrenching of ways, with the funeral of Candice's fiancé, Chase. Seriously how heartbreaking and even more so when we find out that he died in the line of duty. Yep boys and girls he was a cop.
We watch as Candice learns to cope with his loss, with the ultimate betrayal and when her fiancé's undercover work starts to seep into her everyday life we watch as Jax, Chase's partner and Candice's best friend, tries to protect Candi, face the cold hard reality, and move on.
I'm gonna give fair warning that this book has a HUGE cliffhanger. So make sure that your iPad, kindle, e-reader, and anything around you is unbreakable. Wishing on the Water will leave you gasping for air and begging for more.
I, for one, cannot wait for book 2 of this series and will be stalking Elizabeth until I get what I want. On a side note, for those that have read Surviving Brooklyn, you get to see Brooklyn and Mark. I absolutely loved that she was able to connect the two series!! It was like having long lost friends reappear for more fun!
I hope that you guys jump on the roller coaster with me and enjoy it as much as I did. Thank you Elizabeth York for another suspenseful, romantic, action packed book.

I have never heard of wishing on water instead of stars. I wish I had known when my children were small, because it's such a lovely idea.
"I was always told never to wish on the first star at night. If everyone wishes on one star, how will the star keep up? A star with too many wishes will just fall out of the sky. Rain drops [sic] are plentiful, and there are thousands. They wash away the filth and carry it to a better place. So when you make a wish, wish on the water and let it carry your problems away."
The very best thing I can say about this book is that, after 51%, I made no more highlights, and I stopped making notes where I found myself crying. I had already made four such notes, the last one being, "SOBBING! GOD!" Yeah, I cried a LOT more, I'm sure, but I was also so sucked in to the story that I didn't think to highlight one thing or make any notes for my book review, as I usually do. Like I said: by the throat. Elizabeth York knows how to use her words.
Lastly, you might wonder why this isn't five stars for me. I'm sad to say my former-secretary self proofreads as she goes and I stumbled on just too many editing problems. This book would outright shine with better editing. For example, I's (Sally and I's attitude was positive) is not a thing. There's a pronoun for that: my. There weren't so many to wreck the story entirely, but they surely jarred me straight out of the book each time.
Overall, I highly recommend this book, and look forward to the second one (in hopes HE will get that SLAP from somebody). ;)

Sad and depressed, not wanting to deal with anything, I decided it was time to finally read this book... I immediately bought Book #2 (Water Wishes), when I was done after one sitting! Here's why this story deserves five stars.
Plot: I failed to see any plot holes or ideas that didn't seem probable. The story was deeper and far more emotionally charged than I should have read in my moody funk. Or maybe it's just what I needed? An (almost) real-life, heartbreaking story, of love lost/love found/love lost again, and all the funny surprises that fall into our lives like rain droplets.
Characters: I'll really just focus on M.C. Candice. I cried for her. I hated her. I thought she was weak and she made me mad. But she was broken. Her heart ached beyond repair, and to make it worse, her brain stopped listening to her heart long ago. Over analyzing, over thinking, overreacting – ruining something so good, self-destruction – yeah, who hasn't been there?
The Writing: I read it, and book number two in an afternoon/evening. It flowed exceptionally well, with no impeding errors/mistakes… The story is told in the first person POV of M.C. Candice/Candy's perspective, which turns up the emotional turmoil by like 1000%. It's hard to read through tears sometimes...
In Case You Wanted to Know: The ending just pissed me off… Thank goodness there was Book #2 ready and available. I probably would've dropped this to a four-star, if I had to accept the ending, as is. It was not a bad ending by any means, no – it was just, “How much heartache can one person suffer?” Also, I was not expecting super-heated, yummy sex scenes. What a delightfully delicious surprise!!
Overall: Every person has a story. Anyone that has ever lost (via death) “The love of their life,” has experienced a heartache no breakup could ever come close to in terms of emotional breakdown. The denial, the anger, the sheer madness before a (hopeful) recovery… The raw emotions of this roller coaster of a story were conveyed beautifully. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Great job, Elizabeth York!
*This review format was copied and used by permission, from awesome amazon.com user DeeArr1
