Tammara Webber's 'Easy' offers a compelling narrative that explores themes of resilience, love, and self-discovery. The story follows Jacqueline Wallace, a college student who must navigate the aftermath of a traumatic event. As she grapples with fear and confusion, she meets Lucas, a mysterious and brooding young man who becomes her unexpected confidant and protector. As their relationship deepens, Jacqueline learns to reclaim her strength and independence, confronting her past and redefining her future. Webber's poignant storytelling captures the intensity of young love and the journey towards healing, delivering a profound message of empowerment that resonates with readers.
About Contours of the Heart Series
The Contours of the Heart series by Tammara Webber is a four-book New Adult contemporary romance collection that delves into themes of trauma, healing, and personal growth. It begins with Easy, where college student Jacqueline navigates the aftermath of a sexual assault and finds unexpected support in Lucas, a mysterious classmate. Breakable offers Lucas's perspective, revealing his troubled past and deepening the original narrative. Sweet shifts focus to Boyce and Pearl, childhood friends confronting their feelings amidst personal challenges. Brave follows Erin and Ty, exploring themes of privilege, ambition, and redemption. Each standalone novel is interconnected, offering a multifaceted exploration of love and resilience.
About Tammara Webber
Tammara Webber is an acclaimed American author renowned for her adeptness in crafting compelling contemporary and new adult romance novels. With a profound understanding of the intricacies of young adult experiences, Webber's works frequently delve into the themes of love, self-discovery, and emotional resilience. Among her most celebrated publications is 'Easy,' a breakout novel that captivated readers with its poignant exploration of consent and empowerment, establishing her as a formidable voice in the literary world. Born in Texas, Webber's early immersion in diverse cultural landscapes has significantly shaped her narrative style, characterized by authentic and relatable characters. Her contribution to literature extends beyond engaging stories; she demonstrates a commitment to addressing real-life issues, fostering dialogue, and inspiring change. This impact solidifies Webber's reputation as a pivotal figure in modern romance fiction.
Other Books by Tammara Webber
Breakable
Series: Contours of the Heart (#2)
Tammara Webber's 'Breakable' serves as a gripping prequel and retelling of her previous novel 'Easy', this time from hero Landon Lucas Maxfield's perspective. The story delves deeper into the complexities of Lucas' tortured past, tracing his transformation from a bright, inquisitive boy to a haunted man burdened by personal tragedy. Webber skillfully synchronizes two timelines, juxtaposing moments of youthful innocence with darker experiences that shape Lucas' enigmatic persona. Central themes of resilience, redemption, and the transformative power of love are threaded throughout, offering a poignant exploration of healing and self-discovery. An evocative narrative, 'Breakable' enhances the understanding of its predecessor while standing solidly on its own.
Sweet
Series: Contours of the Heart (#3)
"Sweet" by Tammara Webber is a compelling New Adult romance that delves into themes of self-discovery, second chances, and emotional growth. This engaging tale follows the journey of Boyce Wynn, a mechanic with a troubled past, and Pearl Torres Frank, an intelligent young woman from a privileged background, as they reconnect in their hometown after years apart. The story artfully explores the complexities of past mistakes, intertwining their personal struggles with moments of deep sincerity and passion. Webber's writing invites readers into a world where love is an anchor for growth and healing, offering a journey that is both heartwarming and thought-provoking.
Brave
Series: Contours of the Heart (#3)
In 'Brave', Tammara Webber crafts a poignant and heartening narrative that explores themes of courage, self-discovery, and resilience through the lens of romance. The story follows the journey of Erin McIntyre as she navigates the challenges of tumultuous personal experiences and new romances, particularly with a magnetic but mysterious man named Weston. Webber's writing adeptly blends emotional depth with lighthearted moments, challenging the protagonist to confront her fears and harbor bravery in both her personal and professional life. The vibrant, nuanced characters and engaging plot maintain a steady pace, offering readers an engaging depiction of overcoming personal strife to find love and identity.
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