NEXT BOOK IN FOR EDITS =)
It has FINALLY happened. Natalya and I just finished our second book!! It is called Silently Waiting, and will be released by the end of the year!! We will start edits on it soon.
Here is some information about it....
Shana “Shay” Dillon wasn’t the silent type by choice, in fact at one point in his life he loved to sing, Speech and Debate was his favorite subject in school, and creating street art was his life. Then a tragic car accident at the age of eighteen took not only his father from him, but his hearing as well. Slowly, he pieces his life back together by taking his love for art and putting it to paper; instead of displaying his art to people on the streets. Now he is just an artist, who works on getting the unwanted flashbacks out of his head. At the age of twenty-six he thought he had learned to live with all the physical disabilities and emotional turmoil possible for a man in his condition. Yet, he found he was seriously mistaken when he failed to anticipate falling in love. Now he needs to learn to balance not only his sheltered little world, but his ever growing connection to Police Officer Connor Jackson.
Connor Jackson comes from a long pedigree of Police Officers. His father, who is the newly elected Chief of Police, is breathing down his neck and making his life a living hell. Connor wants nothing more than to give up and leave, and just be true to himself. He struggles with the fact that no one in his family accepts that he’s gay. They sweep that piece of his life under the rug like a pesky dust bunny. On his twenty-fifth birthday he vowed to make this the year he’d find the man of his dreams. Shortly after the transfer to a smaller precinct, he finds an anxious and mistrustful artist on the beach. The artist is anything but average, yet Connor finds himself obsessing over him, and his love for art. Connor eventually unravels all Shays’ secrets, insecurities, and deep feelings while he slowly brings out the vibrant person that Shay has been hiding all these years.
Silence is golden…as long as you’re willing to wait. Silently waiting and watching life pass you by isn’t worth living for… but silently waiting for love is worth the wait!
Here is some information about it....
Shana “Shay” Dillon wasn’t the silent type by choice, in fact at one point in his life he loved to sing, Speech and Debate was his favorite subject in school, and creating street art was his life. Then a tragic car accident at the age of eighteen took not only his father from him, but his hearing as well. Slowly, he pieces his life back together by taking his love for art and putting it to paper; instead of displaying his art to people on the streets. Now he is just an artist, who works on getting the unwanted flashbacks out of his head. At the age of twenty-six he thought he had learned to live with all the physical disabilities and emotional turmoil possible for a man in his condition. Yet, he found he was seriously mistaken when he failed to anticipate falling in love. Now he needs to learn to balance not only his sheltered little world, but his ever growing connection to Police Officer Connor Jackson.
Connor Jackson comes from a long pedigree of Police Officers. His father, who is the newly elected Chief of Police, is breathing down his neck and making his life a living hell. Connor wants nothing more than to give up and leave, and just be true to himself. He struggles with the fact that no one in his family accepts that he’s gay. They sweep that piece of his life under the rug like a pesky dust bunny. On his twenty-fifth birthday he vowed to make this the year he’d find the man of his dreams. Shortly after the transfer to a smaller precinct, he finds an anxious and mistrustful artist on the beach. The artist is anything but average, yet Connor finds himself obsessing over him, and his love for art. Connor eventually unravels all Shays’ secrets, insecurities, and deep feelings while he slowly brings out the vibrant person that Shay has been hiding all these years.
Silence is golden…as long as you’re willing to wait. Silently waiting and watching life pass you by isn’t worth living for… but silently waiting for love is worth the wait!
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