Mostly Murders

When someone loves you properly, dear, they don’t try to improve you. They just try to see you.

Emma Winters loves her job as a physical therapist at Boston Memorial, treating her patients with kindness, humour and empathy. She is spirited, easy-going and vivacious, traits that are appreciated by her friends, family and colleagues, but her boyfriend Jonathan is more concerned with propriety, formalities and shaping Emma into something that fits his ambitious five-year plans and rigid upper-crust family values.

A fun, touching romcom about identity, happiness and staying true to yourself in the face of adversity. A quick read with lingering messages of self-love, knowing your own worth and taking control of your own life. Tender, encouraging and heartening, this is a story for anyone who has ever felt belittled or underestimated or just generally needs a gentle reminder that true love doesn’t require you to change or struggle to fit values you don’t share.

Prequel novella – Romcom