Love, I'm Done (ON HOLD)

Love, I'm Done (ON HOLD)

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Is this how it feels to be.. Broken? Hurt? Destroyed? Why, why did it have to happen to me, again? Ember Rae Jaymes is a 16, almost 17, year old girl. Her boyfriend, Chad, just broke up with her. She is devastated and turns to her best friend, Jace, who lives down the street, to help her through this. School is starting up again, and a senior is assigned to sit in the seat next to Ember in History class. He's the popular jock, the kind of guy Ember now despises. How will she be able to keep herself together for school? What will happen with Chad, and what about Jace, or this new boy? *Warning: There is self harm in this story, could be triggering* and also some sexual and mature content*
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Love Me, Then Leave Me is the story I've poured my heart into, and it's raw, messy, and real, the kind of story that doesn't shy away from the parts of love that hurt the most. It follows Ivy Monroe, a seventeen-year-old girl who's quiet, guarded, and trying to navigate a world that often feels bigger than her. She's careful with her heart, but when Jace Carter walks into her life, charming, irresistible, and seemingly untouchable, everything shifts. He's everything she didn't know she wanted, and nothing she can hold onto. Writing this book, I wanted to explore the intensity of first love, the confusion of emotions when someone makes you feel seen yet unreachable, and the heartbreak that comes from being left wondering what went wrong. Ivy isn't perfect, she makes mistakes, she overthinks, and she feels deeply, but that's exactly what makes her real. And Jace? He's complicated, infuriating, and unforgettable. The tension between them builds, the chemistry sparks, and every interaction is charged with vulnerability, desire, and fear. But this story isn't just about love, it's about identity, growth, and the messy process of learning to protect your heart without closing it completely. Through Ivy's perspective, I wanted to capture the exhilaration of falling for someone who seems out of reach, the sting of betrayal, and the bittersweet lessons that come with letting go. There's laughter, heartbreak, hope, and pain, all woven together to tell a story that stays with you long after the last page. When I wrote Love Me, Then Leave Me, I wanted readers to feel Ivy's highs and lows, to walk in her shoes, and to remember that love is never simple, but it's always worth the risk. This is a story for anyone who's ever loved too deeply, questioned too much, and dared to hope again, even when their heart is telling them to run.

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