March 5, 2021
No Regrets Post Five
Week 9, Day 5 – No Regrets
Genre: New Adult Contemporary Romance
Original Release Date: September 29, 2015
Second Release Date: July 19, 2019
Original Cover Design: Lyrical Press
New Cover Design: Kate L. Mary
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College is supposed to be fun.
Go to parties.
Pick up guys.
Maybe get in a little trouble.
On the surface Cami is your average, wild teenager out to have a good time, but inside she’s struggling. Almost a year ago her best friend was in a car accident, an accident Cami feels responsible for. Since then, she’s made it her personal mission to experience everything life has to offer, both for herself and for Julie, who will never have fun again.
Then she meets Liam, her cousin’s sexy roommate. Hooking up with a hot British dude seems like the perfect way to start off the school year, but the more time she spends with him, the more she finds herself actually liking the guy. Which totally screws up her plans to live life with no regrets…
What is your favorite thing about No Regrets?
Like with the first book, the setting is, of course, my favorite. I also enjoyed writing from the perspective of someone who is so much different than me, and I loved being able to show another side of a character who seemed so one dimensional in the first book. That’s the beauty of first person, really. It’s all from the perspective of one character, so you never really know what’s going on with other people. You can only see the other characters through the main character’s eyes, which can be misleading at times. It also really helps when it comes to writing books like this, because I can do whatever I like with the other characters. I also loved being about to build on the relationship between Ryan and Cami. We got only a glimpse of it in the first book because it was from Annie’s POV, so being able to write from Cami’s allowed the reader to really see the bond these two characters share. They’re like siblings even though they’re cousins, which in some ways makes them even closer because they’re almost like siblings who chose each other.
