Blonde

Blonde.

Francis lives in fragments-memories of love, loss, and the quiet ache of growing up. His story isn't told in a straight line but in snapshots: first loves that left scars, nights spent chasing freedom that only brought loneliness, and the endless push and pull of trying to find himself.

Caught between the weight of his past and the uncertainty of his future, Francis begins to unravel what it means to truly be. In the haze of heartbreak, solitude, and fleeting moments of joy, he searches for peace in the impermanence of it all.

But how do you move forward when every step feels like falling?

In this raw and tender coming-of-age story, Francis must confront the pieces of himself he's been running from-and learn that sometimes, the beauty is in not having all the answers.

For fans of lyrical prose, bittersweet nostalgia, and the quiet moments that change everything.

This novel is inspired by my favorite album of all time. Blonde by Frank Ocean. All the chapters of this album follow the central theme of Blonde.