I Waited in This Life Too

The author wrote this because she needed to believe that love, even when unfinished, still matters. That the souls who find us in our dreams don't come for nothing. That even if we lose them in this lifetime, they might find us again in another.

This book is about a love that comes too late.
It follows Mara, a woman who has already lost too much and isn't sure she has anything left to give. She meets Elián-not with fireworks, but in stillness. In the echo of something she can't name. He reminds her of someone she's never met. He sees her like he's seen her before.

And maybe he has.

Their love isn't perfect. It's messy, unspoken, interrupted by grief, shadowed by the past. Mara begins to wonder if she's just a reflection of the man once loved and lost-someone who looked like him but wasn't him. And Elián begins to realize that love-real love-can come twice. But only if you're brave enough to let go of the ghost.

I Waited in This Life Too is only the beginning.