Hello!
It’s been forever since I’ve made a blog post, so here we go.
2020 was absolutely painful, so I’m not going to go in depth about my personal 2020 experience as it was a wild ride from start to finish and now I’m completely heartbroken, broke, and depressed—which has not only just messed up my personal life, but my writing life as well.
My mental health has been the absolute biggest factor in whether or not I can produce a good sentence, let alone a whole book. That being said, the only book I finished last year was About Us (a novella that doesn’t necessarily go into depth about Gio and Joselyn’s little romance, but sums it up in a short and cute enough story).
I hate doing this. I really do. I hate downing my own work, but I’ll admit I was only somewhat happy with the final result of that project, especially in comparison to Between Us. While I like AU, I wasn’t in love with it. Looking back on it now, it’s very rushed and just not fleshed out the way I would have liked, but at the time it seemed like the story I needed to tell.
I was very, very distracted during that time. not only with the whole pandemic (which literally had me living life on the edge lol) but by a boy I met during the time who, not to put it lightly, f*cked my life up.
There were four projects I wanted to have either finished or completely published last year, which I was not able to do.
That brings me to my next age gap taboo romance!!!
I haven’t spoke much about this book, besides sharing a few edits on my Instagram, but this book is called Grace and it’s a step father romance dealing with some pretty serious and sensitive topics.
I’ll share the blurb below:
It took Mom a while to start dating again after the divorce. She kept all her men private, until she met Reece.
I liked him. He made her happy again, he made things feel normal. Like Dad never left. Like I could forget about the new family he made after he did, because we were making a new one of our own.
And then Mom changed. Collapsing in on herself like a burning building he and I were too slow to escape from.
We were caught in the flames of it. Bearing the heat, coated in ashes, inhaling the smoke.
Reece stayed, even at her lowest points. Even at mine. Even when he shouldn’t have, but I was glad he did. I needed him as much as she did. I deserved him more than she did.
Maybe he was there for her, but I knew he stayed for me.
I’m hoping to have this story completed this year, little to no distractions. 🤞🏽
Also BU has been getting a lot of attention lately and I am so happy reading all the great reviews for the story! If you haven’t yet picked up Aubree and Trenton’s story, it’s free with KU.