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Chasing Ember
**Coming December 6, 2025**
Suffering writer's block after his divorce, singer-songwriter Jackson Hunter returned to North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains to recapture the magic that inspired the angsty music of his youth.
After splitting with her business partner, Mia Chase struggles to girl-boss as the sole owner of her yoga studio.
When Mia's dog breaks free from her leash, the runaway mutt sends these two humans down a trail headed for a little change.
Suffering writer's block after his divorce, singer-songwriter Jackson Hunter returned to North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains to recapture the magic that inspired the angsty music of his youth.
After splitting with her business partner, Mia Chase struggles to girl-boss as the sole owner of her yoga studio.
When Mia's dog breaks free from her leash, the runaway mutt sends these two humans down a trail headed for a little change.
136 pages, Paperback
Published December 2, 2025
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About the author
Ariella Monti
5 books11 followersAriella is a former journalist, but uses “former” loosely. Her curiosity for all things is insatiable and research is her favorite part of any project.
She writes cozy contemporary and high stakes fantasy romances. Her work is swoony and open door absolutely not intended for readers who are under 18.
Someone once told her to write what you know so all her millennial protagonists are bisexual, neurodivergent, and live with chronic mental illness. They mostly have their life together and Ariella chronicles their coming-of-middle-age stories.
When she’s not writing, she teaches yoga and falls behind on laundry. She lives in the suburbs of Raleigh, North Carolina with her husband, child, a collection of aging pets, and a flock of chickens that won’t stop tearing up the new plants in her flower garden.
She writes cozy contemporary and high stakes fantasy romances. Her work is swoony and open door absolutely not intended for readers who are under 18.
Someone once told her to write what you know so all her millennial protagonists are bisexual, neurodivergent, and live with chronic mental illness. They mostly have their life together and Ariella chronicles their coming-of-middle-age stories.
When she’s not writing, she teaches yoga and falls behind on laundry. She lives in the suburbs of Raleigh, North Carolina with her husband, child, a collection of aging pets, and a flock of chickens that won’t stop tearing up the new plants in her flower garden.
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