Welcome to the Wattpad Block Party - Winter Edition III!
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I'm M.C. Roman also known as @MCRomances here on Wattpad. I'm thrilled to be participating in the Wattpad Block Party for a second time! For this edition I'm sharing an excerpt of a new adult novella I wrote for the Snow Anthology, called Back to Us. Snow is a soon-to-be published collection of stories featuring tales of forbidden love from some of your favorite Wattpad authors. Don't forget to check out the giveaway link at the end of this post for a chance to win an ebook copy of the anthology, which will be coming out in March.
Happy reading!
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Blurb
Claudia Mori only has one goal in order to survive winter break: Avoid being home at all costs. So when she runs into Lucas Elwood, her old crush who she hasn't seen since high school, she can't resist hanging out with him—even though she knows she should be staying far, far away.
What Claudia doesn't know is that Lucas already has big plans for them. And when those include spending time together at her family's log cabin in the middle of nowhere, Claudia decides it's either going to be a complete disaster or the best two weeks of winter break ever.
Only one thing is for certain. First love never dies.
Back to Us | Excerpt
Chapter One
It's the day after New Year's and I'm at a bar. It doesn't exactly seem like the right way to start a new year, especially since I already went out last night and it's a Monday. But given that I'm on winter break and don't have anything else better to do during the next two weeks, I give myself a pass. That and the fact that whenever I come back home, I can't seem to stay home.
Home.
What an interesting word that is. Its meaning changed for me in high school, and now that I'm halfway through my junior year in college, it's lost its meaning altogether. I don't know where home is anymore. I guess for now it's somewhere between here in Vermont and my dorm room back in New York. As unappealing as my dorm room is, I can't wait to go back.
