Daily Recordings

Everyone knows the best secrets are kept in a diary.

A young child feels rebellious, as she writes about how she stole a boy's pretty purple crayon today. A freshman boy secretly gushes about his first kiss. A sixteen-year/old girl has trouble writing about how she feels towards her changing sexuality. A senior football player is overwhelmed with his academic standings, as he writes tearfully about losing scholarships.

A diary is a childhood memory, a documentation of ups and downs on a rollercoaster called "growing up".

Except, they aren't children anymore. She doesn't have anyone else to talk to, and even the neighbour's wandering cat won't bother hearing a word. He doesn't feel the need to acknowledge the mental illnesses and frustrations, in which he contains within the mask he wears daily. With forced smiles on their faces and society's large stamps of approval, these young adults hardly seem broken inside.

Renee Knott and Tyler Moreau are both taking chances. Caffeine-driven diary entries and messy cursive at three a.m. is just about how much they have in common, and yet they're captivated by the thought of a friendship. The longer the silence lasts, the more the tension builds up enough to knock a latte out of their hands and spill all over their damaged hearts.

Forever love isn't always the endgame, but maybe a friend could go along nicely with their pots of coffee and daily recordings.

NOTE: This book is over 3 years old. I am in the process of editing this book and creating a new story following this description. Please bear with me as I work to create a new title, a new cover for this book, new chapters, a new plot, and develop new characters. The chapters would be updated at my discretion, since my education is vigorous and far more important than my hobby of writing. Thank you to anyone who reads and supports this book!

WARNING: This book will contain descriptions of mental illnesses such as depression, and mild language.