Hello again, dear readers!
So; we've reached the end of the road. It's with no small amount of sadness or pride that I say that Asunder is finally over.
I want to thank every person who's taken the time to read this story. It means so much to me on so many different levels. It's right there in the center of my heart, so much so that when I was writing it, it felt like I wasn't the one writing at all: these characters live and breathe on their own, outside of me. Kingsley, Sky, Emma; they are real. They talk and laugh and love and interact freely, and I was just watching and taking notes to report back to you.
Sincerely, thank you from the bottom of my heart for witnessing these symphonies and apocalypses along with me. Thank you for being Kingsley, and for loving Sky. Thank you for your attention and passion.
This story lives on as long as people know of it, and I'm so thankful for everyone who has adopted it into their own hearts, just like it's always been in mine.
If ever you need to pitch this story to anyone, as I've had to, I guess we could say this about Asunder:
It's about winter, grief, abuse, trauma, and horrible mistakes. It's about giving up.
It's about spring, rebirth, strength, survival, and redemption. It's about hope.
It's about learning how to stand up for yourself, to find yourself, and love yourself. Not despite or regardless of flaws, but even because of them. It's about finding that self-love in someone else's eyes, in a way that stays with you. Even if they go.
It's about loss, yes. But so much more about gain.
It's about love. A love that will never die.
Stay tuned for a prequel, from Sky's perspective!
And look forward to some more books in the future, as well.
Thank you,
-Your dedicated author
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Asunder
Teen Fiction"Promise me. Promise me you'll never beg someone to stay when they're already gone." Tangled up a million knots, Kingsley has lost faith in happiness. Her heavy heart struggles to continue to beat, and she is slowing down. It seems to her that the w...
