The Plus One (A Brush With Love, #3)

by Mazey Eddings

showed up every day at work and felt truly and utterly fulfilled. Together.

“I’m really loving being the center of all this attention,”

Life wasn’t perfect for any of them, and it never would be. But this moment? Well, it felt pretty damn close.

Jude and Indira’s journey is one so near and dear to my heart, and I appreciate you spending your time with them.

No matter how hard we try to suppress hurt, it has a way of bubbling to the surface, demanding we see it.

Recognize it. Honor it. Hurt serves a purpose; a stepping stone to healing.

An amplifier of happiness. Without hurt, joy and laughter and love wouldn’t be ...

I feel empowered to state the truth of my experiences and the reality of what I’ve dealt with and how it’s influenced the mental health representation in this story.

Writing has always been a place for me to unravel pesky feelings, and some of the hurt I’ve carried came out of me during Jude’s journey.

witnessing their raw determination to heal.

I feel incredibly grateful for the opportunity to write this book, and the others in the series, and find my own little bit of healing along the way.

Ben. Where do I even begin with you? You’re my favorite person in the world, and I’m not sure I’d be able to write about romance and love without you inspiring me daily.

You make me feel loved on my darkest days and my brightest, and your unwavering support in my dreams has pushed me to keep going even when I felt all was lost.

You make me laugh even when I’m trying my harde...

It’s always a bit terrifying to write about mental health, but your messages of support and kindness inspire me to be brave,

I can never thank you enough for reading my books. I wish you nothing but love and your very own happy ending.

She has made it her personal mission in life to destigmatize mental health issues and write love stories for every brain.