One Summer, Two Diaries: Young Adults Romance Book

Most of the young adult romance books starts with an idea but this one begins with a feeling. The feeling when you hear thunder at late night and start to remember someone you miss. The feeling of living and walking in your old house that holds your love memories inside the walls. The feeling of wishing, that a long-held grief could be undone if you just loved someone hard enough. I have written One Summer, Two Diaries for those who has been struggling to let go of the past. >It's about how grief can make time feel broken-and how love can sometimes stitch pieces of us back together again. Evie and Noah found each other through storms, across impossible years, because both of them were searching for the same thing: someone who understood what it meant to carry loss and still keep going. Blackwood House became a symbol of that grief. A place built from echoes, regrets, and unfinished goodbyes. But beneath all the mystery and supernatural darkness, this story was always meant to ask one question: If you had the chance to hold onto someone forever... would you? And maybe even more importantly: Would they still truly be them? To every reader who stayed through the storms: thank you. And if you ever hear piano music during a thunderstorm- maybe someone is still trying to find you in another timeline.

Pages: 227, Paperback, Independently published