In Love, Carry My Bags, we felt Camryn Johnson’s joy and pain during her heartwrenching and heartwarming journey through life’s circumstances, poor choices, and difficult lessons. Through her relationships with both Glenn and Reese, she became the person she wanted and needed to be. Now it’s Glenn’s turn. Glenn, who feels chronically misunderstood, shares his side of the story in the stand-alone novel, I Loved That About Her, revealing his own inner struggles and showing what it’s like to live at the mercy of forces beyond conscious control. These forces take him and his family to the edge when college arch nemesis, Raine Babcock, wreaks havoc on their lives. Glenn shows us that all is not necessarily what it seems, even to himself. Walking a mile in his shoes, may change hearts and minds about the bad boy from Love, Carry My Bags that readers loved to hate. "Everett opens minds and hearts to the struggles of good people trapped in the "noise" of unrecognized ADHD." --Gina Pera, Adult ADHD expert and author of Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.? "This changed everything I had to say about the first book in the series because it put the story of Glenn and Camryn in a new light. And that light was bright and unexpected...The preconceived notions that I held about Glenn from the first book took a whole new dimension in this one and I was actually left in awe of his strength and character...This book was written in such a unique way that it just ended up touching my heart." --Stephanie, The Boyfriend Bookmark                  I wrote this book from popular demand. Many readers of Love, Carry My Bags despised the character Glenn and were wondering "what was he thinking?" and "oh yeah, About That...." While I Loved That About Her is a companion novel to Love, Carry My Bags , it is also stand alone. Very likely, if you read one, you'll want to read the other because... There are two sides to every story. I felt it was important to understand the other side and delve into Glenn's head. While he was hard to get along with, he had his reasons. Not only does Glenn tell his side of the story, but he navigates a whole new precarious situation that wasn't previously explored. I think you will not only be pleased, but take pause, reflecting on the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help me God. Truth does not solve all the problems, but it does shine a light in the dark spaces, and that's what I hoped to accomplish with I Loved That About Her . C.R. Everett was born in Northern Illinois and has lived in various places over the years, currently residing in Utah. For twenty years she worked in finance, but today devotes her time to writing. She lives with her husband, two kids, Shiba Inu, and cat. When not writing, she updates her website, connects with her readers, does the mom thing, or cleans up after unruly pets. In her free time she enjoys reading, usually while on a treadmill, baking, taking walks, enjoying nature, and going to Starbucks. Mocha is her favorite.