Back from the Dead with A New Book

2023 was...a lot to say the least. Attempting to juggle learning a new language with its own grammar rules, proved too difficult to swap between when trying to write my own things. Thus I took a hiatus from writing to finish the Swedish language program I was enrolled in. This took waaaaay longer than I anticipated to finish. I won't get into why it took over a year to finish this program, but the end result is: Jag kan prata bra svenska nu :). 

However, the thing I'm most proud to announce, is the release of my romance novel that should have been released last year. After graduating Swedish class, we got a Whippet puppy that could not be left alone under any circumstances. Then, I was immediately hit with the holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years. I promised myself after the holidays, I would buckle down and get the book edited with the intent to release on Valentine's Day. And man did I barely make it. 

If I Fall has been four years in the making. To prove how long it's been. I was working at a place before my last job. There was a lot of downtime and came up with the idea one night, and began writing the story down on little pieces of scrap paper I would properly type when I got home. Jake's physical description is actually based on a server who used to work at the same job. We didn't interact much, but I never could get over the fact he was so tall, I would break my neck looking at him.

I'm glad I can finally mark this as done and move on to my next projects. My most important goal will be finishing the second book to the Contaminates Series, Sunset City. For the few that have been waiting for the second book in the series, I thank you for your patience. I'm aiming for a fall release, but we will see how life goes.
 

Drax

If I fall is now available to buy through Amazon Kindle, and if you have Kindle Unlimited, you can read for free. Both ways support me, and allowing me to keep doing what I love. Thank you everyone for your continuing support, and I promise not to vanish again.