And Then Came You By Kimberly Anne McMullen I've never been one for believing in great loves. Don't get me wrong, love stories are great to read and watch late at night on Netflix, but I just always thought it was metaphorical when I would hear or read about butterflies and about how one can have such an effect on another person that they consume all of their time. Whether it's by being attached at the hip, or by taking up their thoughts 24/7. The idea of being so helplessly in love with someone that you cannot function always seemed so made up to me. In my mind that was just good content to bring your audience in by leading them to believe that maybe one day they'll be just as lucky as those fictional characters. I believed this so strongly, that it was all a myth, before him and now there's just simply after. But maybe we should start at the beginning.

Ashley and Sienna are brand new college students attending university. They are assigned as each other's roommates and as the year progresses, they start falling in love with each other, but they both have their own secrets to hide. Ashley has been fighting crime in the city she grew up in for years now, having gained strange abilities after a house fire that left both her and her older brother orphans in their younger years. Sienna has a tragic past of her own, her parents splitting and her religious mother turning to a more abusive parenting style. Later on, gaining abilities of her own that also take a darker side. Will the two lovers find peace within themselves, or will they allow their pasts to continue haunting them?