Books with title The Ticket

Her husband’s affair won her a golden ticket for a night with anyone, but what happens when the man she chooses wants more than her body? Cris didn’t believe in forgiving a cheat, but when her own husband betrays her, she is faced with the hardest decision of her life. Does she stay or does she leave him?She doesn't know which way to go, but she does know one thing. The only way she will stay is if they can level the playing field. And now armed with a ticket and a tall dark and sexy as hell prospect, she can do just that.Book 2 in the duet, The Red Dress, is now available for pre-order!

"The premise of this story is pretty unique!" Goodreads Reviewer "Witty, charming, entertaining and well-written." Goodreads Reviewer"The story hits all the expected stops, doesn’t disappoint and has two people finding themselves and maybe each other." Goodreads Reviewer Would you travel the world with a perfect stranger? Fasten your seat belts for an emotional journey filled with humor and adventure. Bachelor & newscaster Pete McCarney buys two plane tickets for a trip around the world with his girlfriend, but they split up shortly before the trip, and he can't get a refund. In a gutsy last minute move, Pete goes on social media asking for women with his girlfriend's exact name to join him on the trip. Twenty-one women apply, and the ensuing interview process is both awkward and hilarious. When he finally chooses a feisty, headstrong, recently-divorced lawyer, he has no idea what to expect from their world-wide adventures - and neither does Allie James. She has pretty much sworn off men since her divorce. Will either of them get the vacation they were so desperately hoping for? Read The Ticket, and travel with Pete and Allie around the world today.What readers are saying:“Laugh out loud funny.”“The most enjoyable book I’ve read in a long time.”“I did not put it down once I started it.”“What a fun book, filled with love, pain, devotion and a whole lot of other emotions.”“Her characters are very real, and could be your friends and family.” “Another slam dunk for Heather Grace Stewart!”Kobo Writing Life Award Shortlisted "Heather Grace Stewart is an author to watch out for." Quebec Life MagazineBestsellers Lists:#122 Kindle Store#1 in Parenting & Families Humor USA, Canada and Australia #4 in Humor Satire USA, Canada, UK, and Australia #6 in Movie-Tie-Ins USA and Canada Contains mature themes and language.

Tray Dunaway, an ordinary teenager from a poor Southern family, longs to become part of the popular clique at school. Her mother, Evelyn, lies in bed most days with her bipolar tendency toward extreme highs or desperate lows. Meanwhile, Tray’s grandmother Ginny, still grieving over the loss of her husband, would love to move out and find a place of her own. Maybe even a bit of romance to replace the loss she feels. But given the sorry state of the family’s finances, that’s not possible. Then the Dunaways’ luck changes. Or so it seems. Tray’s father drives a down-and-out friend of the family, Pee Wee Johnson, to Hazard, Illinois, so Johnson can buy lottery tickets. As a gesture of thanks, Johnson gives a ticket to Tray’s father. And what do you know? The Dunaways’ are suddenly rich. When Johnson demands his cut of the winnings, Tray’s dad refuses. As Evelyn’s illness spirals toward madness, Johnson threatens the family. Now, what seems like a stroke of good fortune becomes a dangerous game of life and death for Tray Dunaway and her family. Made for the general market (G) (I): Contains little or no sexual dialogue or situations, violence, or strong language. May also contain some content of an inspirational/religious nature. Similar young-adult fiction novels in this genre may be categorized as: teen fiction, inspirational YA fiction, Christian fiction, and clean, wholesome young-adult fiction.

"One would be hard-pressed not to root for the likable protagonist and hope that her story ends with a happy ending." ~ Romantic Times Book Reviews"Jeter's novel considers the problems that might follow a sudden windfall."~ Publishers WeeklyTray Dunaway, an ordinary teenager from a poor Southern family, longs to become part of the popular clique at school. Her mother, Evelyn, lies in bed most days with her bipolar tendency toward extreme highs or desperate lows. Meanwhile, Tray’s grandmother Ginny, still grieving over the loss of her husband, would love to move out and find a place of her own. Maybe even a bit of romance to replace the loss she feels. But given the sorry state of the family’s finances that’s not possible. Then the Dunaways’ luck changes. Or so it seems.Tray’s father drives a down-and-out friend of the family, Pee Wee Johnson, to Hazard, Illinois, so Johnson can buy lottery tickets. As a gesture of thanks, Johnson gives a ticket to Tray’s father. And what do you know? The Dunaways’ are suddenly rich.When Johnson demands his cut of the winnings, Tray’s dad refuses. As Evelyn’s illness spirals toward madness, Johnson threatens the family. Now, what seems like a stroke of good fortune becomes a dangerous game of life and death for Tray Dunaway and her family.The Ticket is a Selah Awards Finalist

"Jeter's novel considers the problems that might follow a sudden windfall."~ Publishers Weekly"One would be hard-pressed not to root for the likable protagonist and hope that her story ends with a happy ending." ~ Romantic Times Book ReviewsTray Dunaway, an ordinary teenager from a poor Southern family, longs to become part of the popular clique at school. Her mother, Evelyn, lies in bed most days with her bipolar tendency toward extreme highs or desperate lows. Meanwhile, Tray’s grandmother Ginny, still grieving over the loss of her husband, would love to move out and find a place of her own. Maybe even a bit of romance to replace the loss she feels. But given the sorry state of the family’s finances that’s not possible. Then the Dunaways’ luck changes. Or so it seems.Tray’s father drives a down-and-out friend of the family, Pee Wee Johnson, to Hazard, Illinois, so Johnson can buy lottery tickets. As a gesture of thanks, Johnson gives a ticket to Tray’s father. And what do you know? The Dunaways’ are suddenly rich.When Johnson demands his cut of the winnings, Tray’s dad refuses. As Evelyn’s illness spirals toward madness, Johnson threatens the family. Now, what seems like a stroke of good fortune becomes a dangerous game of life and death for Tray Dunaway and her family. The Ticket is a Selah Awards FinalistWritten for the General Market (G) (I): Contains little or no; sexual dialogue or situations, violence, or strong language. May also contain some content of an inspirational/religious nature.