Cover Reveal: Cowboy (Unfit Hero #5) by Hayley Faiman

Posted July 17, 2020 by bookstobreathe in Cover Reveal / 0 Comments

Cover Reveal: Cowboy (Unfit Hero #5) by Hayley FaimanTitle: Cowboy
Author: Hayley Faiman
Series: Unfit Hero #5
Publisher: Self-Published
Release Date: July 31, 2020
Genre: Contemporary Romance
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Recluse. Brooding. Man Whore. Rough.

Labels can set us up for success for failure.

I hate them, always have.

There is a reason for mine.
I dream of that reason morning, noon, and night.

Egocentric. Greedy. Cruel. Self-Loathing.

Labels shape the lonely woman that I am.

I hate the person that I’ve allowed myself to become.

I’ve hurt the only person that I have ever loved.
I dream of him every single night when I close my eyes.

Labels are worn like a badge, either in honor or horror.
They do not define me.
I am judged by them anyway.

Title: Cowboy

Series: Unfit Hero #5

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Cover Design: Ellie McLove

Author: Hayley Faiman

Release Date: July 31, 2020


Convict (Unfit Hero #1)

Amazon US

Guilty. ExCon. Felon. Prisoner. Criminal.

Words that now represent me.
Words that keep any decent person away from me.

I never gave much thought to words before now.

Slut. Hussy. Whore. Homewrecker. Jezebel.

Words that now reflect me.
Words that will stay indefinitely.

The evidence of those words grow inside of me.

Those Words make the entire town assume they are vindicated to use them. 
I am wrong. 
They are right.


Hero (Unfit Hero #2)

Amazon US

Defeated. Coward. Gutless. Weak. 

Perceptions define the man that I have become on the inside.
The world may not see me this way, but this is who I am.

Sullied. Contaminated. Worthless. Masked. 

The way I perceive myself affects every aspect of my life.
The world may see a perfectly clean person, but on the inside, I am nothing but dirty and scarred.

The world sees us one way.
We see ourselves another.
Perceptions are what we’ve given ourselves.
Perceptions of what we think we deserve.


Fraud (Unfit Hero #3)

Amazon US

Addict. Drunk. Selfish. Gifted.

Titles define me.
Titles bring people to me. Good, bad, and ugly.
I’ve never thought much about titles. They have always been part of me.

Frigid. Introvert. Loner. Bookworm.

Titles were given to me.
Titles that have staying power.

They have always been there, in the back of my mind, screaming at me–making me miserable.

Titles describe us to the outside world.
I am invisible.
They think they know me.


Killer (Unfit Hero #4)

Amazon US

Murderer. Knockout. Buried. Tormented.

The image the world sees is not the man that I have become.
Images of me, of what I have done to another man, fill my mind.
Nightmares fill my life, day or night, it doesn’t matter. All I see is death.

Enabler. Trash. Hidden. Scandalous.

The image the town sees of me is not who I have become.
What I do late at night, to make ends meet, consumes me.
I have no future. No prospects. No money.
I’ve always tried to hide the fact that I’m nothing.

Images we try to uphold are lies that we present to the outside world.
Masks are all that we show, even to our closest friends.
Nobody knows what lies beneath the surface.
Nobody will ever know.

About Hayley Faiman

As an only child, Hayley Faiman had to entertain herself somehow. She started writing stories at the age of six and never really stopped.

Born in California, she met her now husband at the age of sixteen and married him at the age of twenty in 2004. After all of these years together, he’s still the love of her life.

Hayley’s husband joined the military and they lived in Oregon,where he was stationed with the US Coast Guard. They moved back to California in 2006, where they had two little boys. Recently, the four of them moved out to the Hill Country of Texas, where they adopted a new family member, a chocolate lab named Optimus Prime.

Most of Hayley’s days are spent taking care of her two boys, going to the baseball fields for practice, or helping them with homework. Her evenings are spent with her husband and her nights—those are spent creating alpha book boyfriends.

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