Seeing Julia

A tragic past. A weak moment. One kiss. Julia is well acquainted with grief. When she foolishly imbibes in a deadly combination of pain killers and martinis at her dead husband's funeral, she confides to Jake, a complete stranger, she's not sure she can start over again.Their chance meeting leads to an inexplicable connection between them and becomes more significant when Jake ends up saving her life. Julia explains away the strange attraction to Jake, telling her well-meaning friends that it was just one kiss in a weak moment for both of them. It doesn't change anything.Or, does it change everything? And, therein lies the problem.What Readers Say About Seeing Julia"I found this book to be immediately captivating...The initial chapters reminded me of Maggie O'Farrell's "After You'd Gone," that's how impressed I was." Becky Gulc - Chick Lit Central"If you are looking for a light read where everything is black and white then you will be very much disappointed. But if you are a reader that hungers for more so much more than Seeing Julia is a must read!" Amanda - Goodreads"For some reason, I expected 'Seeing Julia' to be a fluffy, unreal romance novel...but I couldn't have been more wrong, 'Seeing Julia' is so much more. It is deep and real and full of emotion and pain and friendship and love..." Dana Burness - Let's Book It"... The in-depth descriptions of her heart-wrenching sense of loss, is balanced by the beautiful caring nature, and actions, of friends...masterfully written in a first person present tense..."Seeing Julia" rightly deserves its 5 stars!" Ellen Fritz - Books4TomorrowIf you are looking for an emotional roller coaster read full of angst and heartbreak as part of an unforgettable, epic love story, you need to ONE-CLICK this book. Keep up-to-date with Owen's newest novel releases and writerly updates, sign up for her newsletter at her website: www.katherineowen.net or visit www.katherineowenauthor.comKatherine Owen won First Place in Romance and the Zola Award for Seeing Julia with the Pacific Northwest Writers Association in July of 2010.