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(Apologies to anyone who may have gotten hyped about its release back when it was supposed to be in September, it got pushed back a bit due to extenuating circumstances.)

My last book was certainly personal in its own way, but this one is truly close to my heart. It's an idea that popped into my mind almost two decades ago and never really let go. It's all about music, art, inspiration, ADHD, asexuality, and a lot more.

Penny Hartwell is an artist struggling just to pay the rent on her Boston apartment. The meager paycheck she gets working at a small gas station is barely supplemented by her nickel-and-dime commissions. It’s been years since she’s had a chance to work on something truly great, and longer still since she’s felt truly inspired.

Anthea Corey is an ancient muse, just returning to her duty after a decade sabbatical, recovering from a string of abusive artists. She’s looking to take it easy and start with a simple project that couldn’t possibly leave her heartbroken yet again.

When the two meet in the Boston Public Library on a cold winter afternoon, they feel a mutual spark that just might give them what they both need—something warm, soft, and inviting.

If you're able, preorders are always encouraged and adored! But if you can't (and believe me, I feel that) then just spread the word and you'll still make my day.

It's also available through pretty much any major retailer you might prefer to purchase from.

Amazon

B&N

Books-a-Million

Target