At the end of each book, when I finish the last sentence and save the file, I feel a little sad. It’s a contented sort of sadness - like the drive home from a great vacation. At that point, I’ve spent months in the lives of these characters, and it is sometimes hard to tell them goodbye. It was especially hard to leave Trey and Kate. I could have kept writing their scenes for weeks. There were so many moments in their relationship that I wanted to capture. And it was hard for me to determine the balance between what was needed for the story, and what would have bogged it down. My biggest fear as an author is boring the reader. And sometimes that fear can negatively affect the story—I rush through it at lightning speed. That was how the first draft of this book was - a quick race through Trey and Kate’s story. The second and third draft went back and tried to fill in the gaps, tried to show the important moments that both marked passages of time and showed the progression of their relationship.
But even now, I am second-guessing some of my deletions. Even now, with release just days away, I am writing new scenes for this couple. If you want to see the new content I’ve written, click here. Please note, these aren’t edited or proofed, so please forgive their rough nature.
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