Jessica Sankiewicz

Biography

Jessica is the 28 year old author of IF ONLY WE, a YA contemporary coming out in October 2013. You can often find her either reading or marathon watching TV on DVD, her favorites being Castle and Veronica Mars. She frequently mismatches her clothes and giggles uncontrollably. She knows almost every Billy Joel song by heart. She collects books and toys, and she has an intense love of cats and lemurs. Currently in the midst of her quarter-life-crisis, she is still takin' names and getting very close to reaching an epiphany.

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Books

Not Until Tonight
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 14,770. Language: English. Published: May 23, 2014 . Categories: Fiction » Romance » Contemporary, Fiction » Women's fiction » Chick lit
Haley spends her weeknights going to the bar across the street from her apartment. It's the only thing that winds her down at the end of a long day. She has a drink and talks to the bartender, Skylar. When Skylar asks Haley to pretend to be his girlfriend for one night, she doesn't hesitate to say yes. At the end of the night, will they be willing to turn a fake relationship into a real one?
If Only We
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 59,390. Language: English. Published: October 21, 2013 . Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Drama, Fiction » Women's fiction » General
Eighteen-year-old Adrienne is given a second chance to relive the summer after graduation. With all the mistakes she made, she just wants to make everything right again. She thinks she knows what went wrong the first time. But she has no idea what is really at stake.

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Smashwords book reviews by Jessica Sankiewicz

  • Everblossom: A Short Story and Poetry Anthology on Jan. 21, 2012

    My Thoughts: Being the fan of poetry I am, I had to at least take a look at this anthology. It has an out of the ordinary approach (poetry to short story back to poetry) that can easily throw one off. Particularly the beginning might make the reader question what the author is getting at considering how simple the writing appears. When the story progresses, however, the childishness of the start makes perfect sense. This is a story of growth, after all. The poetry in between short stories set the mood right. It consisted of numerous one word lines that culminated into one poem. The minimalism might cause a reader may mistakenly think it’s too effortless to be poetry. When you look at the whole poem, how the words tie into each other, everything comes full circle to the beginning. I really liked that. The short stories were appealing, but I didn’t get as much out of them as I did out of the poetry. There were elements of a paranormal nature threaded in and out that made them interesting though. I have to say, I am glad I read Everblossom. Larissa Hinton’s voice combines her words into poems that convey the human emotion. It is a short read but it has a fascinating charm that makes you appreciate life in a new way. My Rating: Pretty Good: Stay up until your bedtime