Life Sucks
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"Forever is the sweetest con" - Taylor Swift (Cowboy Like Me) Perrsausse and Jessica are normal(ish) teens, struggling to find their way in life. Follow them as they discover love, pain, sexuality, and mental illness. *** Perrsausse Becker-Jones has struggled with mental illness all her life. She and her younger sisters were taken away from their parents at a young age, as well. Being the oldest, she felt a sense of responsibility over her sisters, causing her to suppress all of her emotions and mask her ADHD, anxiety, depression, and BPD until she becomes a teen and is no longer able to hold them in. Her struggles with mental health have greatly impacted her self-worth and her relationships with those around her. She has struggled with making and maintaining friendships all her life, especially after she was put into foster care and moved around until she was older. When she meets Jessica Juárez--a shy and bookish new girl who also struggles with her own mental state, though in different ways--she finally finds someone she can relate to and have a good friendship with. Being much more impulsive and a bit more outgoing than her new friend, Perrsausse sweeps Jessica along for the ride of a lifetime; high school life. While Jessica is not involved in many of the typical "high school activities" that Perrsausse enjoys to involve herself in, she gets to hear all of the details. But, little does Perrsausse know, Jessica has been struggling, too. Join them as they navigate the stressful rollercoaster that is high school, while also battling their own "inner demons" and their complicated love lives that could come at an ultimate cost. Jennifer Ortiz (@JenniferOrtiz883) is my co-writer and the creator of Jessica Juárez.
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How bad could it be to enlist your female best friend into helping you lie to your Christian family about your new relationship with your male best friend and about your newfound sexuality? Not that bad, right? Right??? --------- Nova Queen and Arizona "Ari" Matthews weren't always close in high school, but after an intense and serious conversation in the library one day, the two become the best of friends until they go their separate ways their freshman year of college. Now in their mid 20s and freshly out of grad school, they are reunited in the park of their hometown where Ari asks a huge favor of Nova that she later wishes she had refused. But in the end, will she really wish she had refused? *FA spans a timeline from 2010-2020 to help the reader see how the relationships were built between characters in a partial series of flashbacks. It also helps the reader to really see into the minds of Arizona and Nova as they age, and the effect different life events have on them. It's a bit of a slower build and the plot is mostly seen a little later in the book, but I promise it's worth it. 🙂 *I do not own any of the rights to the music nor the pictures. *Rated M for language, sexual content, destructive behaviors, suicide, and dialogue that may be triggering for some readers. *These characters may do or say things that you don't agree or may get upset with, please remember YOU ARE NOT THESE PEOPLE, and their lives are a work of fiction and my imagination. Thank you and please enjoy the story if you choose to continue. 1st Place Undiscovered Awards in LGBTQ! ✨ A #AestheteCertified book ✨ A Fairytale Awards best ship name Honorable Mention ✨ A Fairytale Awards Honorable Mention ✨ A Lollipop Awards Honorable Mention in LGBTQ ✨

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