Little Illusion Series | BOOK 2 Amayah Jade Ramirez is a successful lawyer, yet behind her composed life lies a past she cannot escape. As a high school student, she endured bullying and abandonment from her family, leaving emotional wounds she never fully healed. During those years, she found comfort in the tragic romance of Romeo and Juliet, clinging to the idea of love that survives even in sorrow. Amayah begins experiencing intense maladaptive daydreaming. What starts as occasional imagination turns into vivid, recurring fantasies where she meets the same mysterious man across different timelines, places, and versions of her life. He feels real-comforting, consistent, and deeply familiar. At first, she believes these daydreams help her cope with reality. But as they grow stronger, they begin to blur the line between escape and truth. Her real life starts slipping away, while her attachment to the man she created deepens into something dangerously close to love. Now, Amayah must decide whether to face reality through healing and therapy-or remain in the only world where she has ever felt truly seen.

Little Illusions Series | BOOK 1 ( COMPLETED ) Sunny Love Del Tarce is a woman known for her strength and grace. Before becoming an actress, she was once a high school student who stood up against bullies and formed a group of friends who, like her, were victims of cruelty. Love, however, was never kind to Sunny. Her past was filled with heartbreak, trauma, and painful mistakes that taught her to fear love instead of trusting it. In college, she meets Kaleb, a classmate who lives in the same apartment building and slowly becomes part of her life. When he confesses his feelings, Sunny hesitates. Her past reminds her that love can be dangerous. Still, friendship and time make her believe that maybe she deserves to love again. But not all love comes to save. Some come to test how much pain a heart can endure. Years later, Kaleb returns, asking for another chance. Sunny is forced to face the truth, was love ever meant to heal her, or was it another illusion she chose to believe?