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I am currently working on the next book in the Her Multiverse! And maybe, just maybe, a novella or a collection of short stories.
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Untangling personality from undiagnosed ADHD, processing my grandmother's death, and an unordered list of tiny joys
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“I’ll protect you, Wonnie. Noona isn’t scared of monsters.”
“No? Why not?”
Katie smiled sadly. “Because they’re not real, Wonnie. The real monsters are people.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“No? Why not?”
Katie smiled sadly. “Because they’re not real, Wonnie. The real monsters are people.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“Your love covers me wherever I go, Remi. You’re the interstices of my life, like your spellwork and wards, protecting me and easing my life. Hidden until something breaks to expose its inner workings”
― Love As Soft As a Distant Star
― Love As Soft As a Distant Star
“I just want to be loved,” she continued forlornly. “There must be a love that doesn’t require accepting pain.”
Akihiro wanted to say that he could love her like that, that he would never hurt her — that he could be good for her — but he couldn’t bring himself to.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
Akihiro wanted to say that he could love her like that, that he would never hurt her — that he could be good for her — but he couldn’t bring himself to.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“I just want to be loved,” she continued forlornly. “There must be a love that doesn’t require accepting pain.”
Akihiro wanted to say that he could love her like that, that he would never hurt her — that he could be good for her — but he couldn’t bring himself to.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
Akihiro wanted to say that he could love her like that, that he would never hurt her — that he could be good for her — but he couldn’t bring himself to.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“I’ll make you proud one day, Alton. I will make up for all the sacrifices you made for me.”
Alton sighed, impatient and annoyed. “You already make me proud. Live your life, love. You owe me nothing.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
Alton sighed, impatient and annoyed. “You already make me proud. Live your life, love. You owe me nothing.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“I’ll protect you, Wonnie. Noona isn’t scared of monsters.”
“No? Why not?”
Katie smiled sadly. “Because they’re not real, Wonnie. The real monsters are people.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“No? Why not?”
Katie smiled sadly. “Because they’re not real, Wonnie. The real monsters are people.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“Katie was easy to fall in love with. It was the living with her that was hard.”
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
― Illusive: A Steamy Contemporary Women's Fiction Novel (A Her Multiverse Book)
“He tenderly sat her back on her sofa. He softened his voice. “Katie, are you scared of me?”
The way she carefully made her face blank of all expressions told Akihiro everything he needed to know. He wasn’t sure if he was heartbroken or insulted. He decided he could be both.
“I would never hurt you, Katie,” he said cautiously.
“Maybe,” she finally said. “But men always say they ‘would never’ right before they do.”
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The way she carefully made her face blank of all expressions told Akihiro everything he needed to know. He wasn’t sure if he was heartbroken or insulted. He decided he could be both.
“I would never hurt you, Katie,” he said cautiously.
“Maybe,” she finally said. “But men always say they ‘would never’ right before they do.”
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