Acknowledgements
June 17, 2020
Good Morning
July 1, 2020
What if endings really are…new beginnings?
It all started with a simple need. A desire to seek closure on a passionate crush that burned within me for decades. Incendiary memories drove me to the doorstep of the sexy and mysterious Jack Perry.
That fateful night led to another, exactly one year later, where the backdrop to a dreamlike romance was exposed…and confessions were made.
But that is all in the past. A closed book, complete with an ending and an understanding from both of us that we had our moment. Cherished and full of love…but over.
However, fate has intervened, bringing all that came before sharply into focus. Now I must decide…should I dwell on the past or embrace the future? Fear threatens to hold me back from the man who is the sentry at the doorway to my every fantasy. Will I let it keep me from a love more passionate than I could ever have imagined?
Acts of Commitment, the epic conclusion to the fateful Acts series, is here! Pre-order today!
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I’m looking forward to reading more. How much CAN happen in one year? I have never thought about putting a time frame on a story before the story began, but it does sound like an effective way of writing one. Interesting.
Thanks, Trinity! I’ll admit that I didn’t have a time frame for the three right from the start, but it came to me pretty early on that I should space them out by about a year.
As for what can happen in a year, these two manage to get themselves into all manner of trouble. Hahaha!
Very interesting indeed! I can’t wait to see what troubles Natalie gets herself in to and how this story unfolds. I think 3 books that span one year sounds great. You’ll have to keep good track throughout each one to make them make sense. I mean, if you want people to enjoy the story as well as the sex.
Hi, Patrick! It’s actually three books over three years. 🙂 They all follow a consistent timeline, though, so there really isn’t any chance for error. And the story is the main focus. The sex is in there as a result of the story, but it isn’t intended to be the meat, if you will, of the arc. At least, that’s the way I hope the finished products come across.
The books sound very interesting. I like how you have explained by saying that there is a story. The storyline sounds pretty intriguing so far (from what I’ve read here). I can’t wait to see what happens when they come out.
Thanks so much, alynn! I’m going to be running some giveaways for free copies, so stay tuned for that! 😀
Is this one out yet? The span of one year mentioned in the blurb is a great way to structure a story in my opinion. Having a timeline to base everything off of helps me a great deal.
I love the premise. You do what you have to in order to fix something, even if you have to go through someone you don’t want to. That combination makes for a great storyline.
I love the premise. You do what you have to in order to fix something, even if you have to go through someone you don’t want to. That combination makes for a great storyline.