A
Fresh Restart
by
Chelsea Falin
Genre:
Contemporary Romance
A sweet contemporary
friends-to-lovers romance novella with a strong dose of second chance
at love and a sweet HEA. No cliffhangers. (Heat Level: 2 flames.)
Josette Miller and
Walker Anderson grew up together in small-town, Dade City, Florida.
Inseparable during their youth, Josette dreamed of growing up and
moving away. When she left ten years ago, Josette didn’t know how
Walker really felt about her.
But Dade City just
wasn’t the same with Josette, and Walker left shortly after,
regretting he’d never told Josette how he felt. In a twist of fate,
Josette and Walker find themselves moving home within months of each
other. They aren’t kids, anymore, and the attraction this time
around is mutual. Maybe a “Fresh Restart” is just what they
needed to get their happily ever after.
Chelsea Falin is the 25
year old independent author of well over ten titles. She began
writing with intents to publish in 2006, at age 16, and finally
published in 2009, at age 19. Chelsea writes in a variety of genres,
including but not limited to: romance, young adult, comedy, cooking,
poetry, and dramatic fiction. Professionally, Chelsea is also a
freelance blog/article writer, web designer, and book blogger.
In her personal life,
Chelsea is the mother of a six year old daughter. In her free time,
she enjoys reading, writing, fishing, hiking, biking, traveling, and
spending time with her friends or family.
GUEST POST
Writing as a parent is hard,
especially since my youngest is an incredibly rambunctious
almost-two-year-old. He literally tries to climb walls. I think I’ve
really perfected it, however, since I’ve been working from home
since my daughter (now 10) was as young as my son is. I work as a
freelance content marketing specialist to pay the bills – hoping
that one day my books will do that instead!
One thing I’ve found useful is
“teaching” the kids what I do. My son likes to pretend to write,
and that will keep him entertained for twenty minutes or so. I’ll
let him get a little screen time (no shame for me, it’s all
learning stuff!), and if he gets really antsy, we take a break to go
outside for a while.
Since my daughter is ten, she’s
also a huge help. She often watches her little brother for me, or at
least keeps him entertained for half an hour here or there while I’m
in the same room. It helps that he LOVES his “tissy” more than
any other person in the world, so he behaves a lot better when she
plays with him!
Mostly, I feel like it’s a lot of
trial and error. Sometimes the day goes well and get a lot of writing
done during the day while my daughter is in school and my son just
plays. I work through naptime, and sometimes I have to wake up early
or stay up late to get my quota met. I aim for between 2,000 and
10,000 words a day – although I did write 20,000 one day in an
insane writing frenzy! That’s definitely not the usual, but
I wish it was!
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