The hot, good looking college senior, Alex Wesson was talking and flirting with her and not her gorgeous friend. Not wanting to spoil the fun with her friend, Whitley stays and drinks some punch to help her loosen up and act older than the 17 years she really is.Whitley’s sixth sense is telling her something is not right. Dragged to a college party by her best friend Kylie, this is their last hoorah before Kylie moves to Lincoln. Review 2: All For Maddie is the story of a 17 year old girl who finds herself in a situation which forever changes her life. No spoilers here my friends.you must experience each raw love/hate emotion just as I did. Just take my words of advice and be warned that it will play on EVERY one of your emotions.You will laugh at sweet Maddie's innocence and you will wanna scream at Whitley and Alex one minute only to cheer them on the next. Be prepared to be sucked in and forget about the world around you for several hours.because once you start there is no turning back. It's a unique, original storyline about fear, regrets, sacrifice and most of all the power of love and forgiveness. She loves to read and write.Review 1: Ever read a book that gets in your head and stays there, It leaves you feeling lost without it once it's over? This is definitely one of those.once again Jettie didn't disappoint. She has recently become a grandma to not one, but two of the most beautiful little girls on planet earth. Married for twenty five years, raising two boys and one girl has left lots of writing material. Writing on the edge of taboo and dark, Jettie hopes to distribute an adventure you'll not soon forget. She likes to keep her readers on edge, and deliver a story that will pull out every emotion possible. Jettie writes more along the lines of erotica now. Her very first story was a scifi of all things. Jettie spent hours filling pages of spiral notebooks with a number two pencil and a wild imagination.

Jettie Woodruff is a lifelong writer, living in a pretend world since she was a little girl. Life sucked, love hurt, and I didn't know who to pick. Me being a second grade teacher in a catholic school was plain ludicrous.

Me being responsible for an eighteen-month-old was a horrible idea.

Cold hard guilt and responsibilities that I didn't want forced me on a different path. I knew I would never be heard on every country music station around the world, and I would never step foot on the Grand Ole Opry stage. When I left Nashville, Tennessee, I knew deep in my heart I wouldn't be back.

I Pick You by Jettie Woodruff