This is a moving story about the obstacles Ashley Miles faces after graduating high school; inspired by personal experiences...
BOOK DESCRIPTION: Life for Ashley Miles can't get any worse. Her parents are divorced, she can't find a job, has no boyfriend, and is stuck living with her mother in a house by the cemetery. Things suddenly start to change and her life starts going in the right direction. Just when it seems like everything is finally going her way, it all comes crumbling down and she is back right where she started. It seems as if she can never have the life that she's dreamed of. She feels like giving up... Will she be able to pick up the pieces and get her life back on track? Find out as you unlock The Secret Life of Ashley Miles.
This is a debut novel from author Lena Kovadlo. It is published in 6x9 paperback and as an e-book.
Professional Reviews
Review by Poet/Writer Diane DeHaan
"I have finished reading your book. I really enjoyed it and it was hard to put down as you do inspire the reader to keep going to find out more. You made me as the reader take a living part in the journey throughout. It does remind me of some of the same things that have happened to me and it touches memories of that. I wanted to start reading a sequel for a follow up from there. You have a great gift and I am glad I had an opportunity to read your story." - Diane DeHaan
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