[FEATURED] "It always feels like there is just one person in this world to love, and then you find somebody else, and it just seems crazy that you were ever worried in the first place." - Lexie. Elena has lost a lot in the last few months. The young doctor feels haunted by her memories and by her old wounds that never got a chance to heal. There is no light in the endless tunnel. In a desperate attempt to escape her past, she travels. Four weeks just for herself in a journey of self discovery. When she collides with a stranger, things take an unexpected turn. Both empty for different reasons, but tied together by their sleepless nights. A story about rediscovering your old self, finding new parts you never imagined would belong to you. And more than anything, a story about learning how to love life again. TW: this story will deal with depression, PTSD, past self harm, grief and sexual content. [FEATURED - @chicklit Adulthood list] [UPDATES TWICE A WEEK] -🥇in Books Got Talent - Started: September 30 - #1 in Development - #9 in newlove -#3 in literary -#2 in romancereads -#6 in findingyourself Copyright © Ames V.S 2020

Evie doesn't know much about who she really is. Her entire life, she's been passed from pillar to post, position to position in "families" that serve only one purpose; making the cover story of MI6 agents believable. She doesn't let herself get too comfortable, seeing as she hasn't spent more than a year in one of these cover families. A year is enough, she has learnt, to get attached to your surroundings; something Evie cannot afford as a secret services cover child. However, when she is ripped away from her 23rd position and the closest thing to a mother she's ever had, Evie finds the strength to search for answers. Who is she really? Will she ever truly have her own identity? Will she ever have the right to just be Evie? The adventure of a lifetime takes her to the hectic streets of London, and with the help of a floppy haired boy and some pretty great friends, she takes the right to an identity into her own hands.