What would you do if you received text messages not meant for you but for the unknown sender's dead fiancé? Josephine has been struggling to accept Nick's death, caving into herself and turning to alcohol to numb her pain. The only thing that's keeping her sane these days? Talking to Nick in whatever way she can. She texts him daily, calls his voicemail, and has one-sided conversations with him inside her head. It wasn't fair what life took from her. Because she didn't just lose Nick, she also lost herself. Moving from London to Perth, Hero got himself a new flat, a new project, a new number, and unknowingly, a new... obsession? From confusion to curiosity to obsession to a connection that will change his life forever, Hero was not prepared at all, and yet he sure as hell wouldn't change a thing since receiving that first message on the day before Christmas. Published: April 12, 2022

Who said inexperience was a bad thing? Walking into the world of publishing, Hero unexpectedly meets Josephine, the fun, bubbly outgoing Australian that every one loves and the one girl in the office every one seeks attention from. Drawn to Hero and his inexperience - not only in publishing - how will she help him broaden his horizons and bring out the confidence laying dormant inside? DISCLAIMER: THIS IS PURELY A WORK OF FICTION. THE RAMBLINGS OF MY IMAGINATION WITH NO MAL-INTENT TOWARDS THOSE PERSONS DEPICTED OR MENTIONED.

/A romantic novel with some features of a dystopia close to reality/ Vivian lives in a world where everything must go according to the plan. Order and security are the foundation of this world, as well as total control and painful punishment for those who do not obey. Love is not a must for the public system, but it is for Vivian, otherwise she rejects having a relationship and getting married. It may seem there is nothing easier than following the rules, but what if she just doesn't have to anymore... <The worlds in this story are considered as separate territories where the characters grew up and live. These may be cities, countries or parts of some country (the author leaves the decision on this issue to the reader's personal discretion.>