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How many books does a series make? Two is a pair, three a trilogy, and four… Hm. That sounds about right. Four books is enough for a series, and just happens to be the number of seasons there are. How very convenient then for us then, because what started as a stand-alone book (that I was sure no one would bother reading) is now expanding into a series. Something Like Summer told the story of Ben’s love for two very special men. Something Like Winter gave us Tim’s perspective on their history, both together and apart. Now I think it’s time to hear one more tale before moving on. What do we really know about Jace?
Something Like Autumn will tell Jace’s life story. Like the other two books, it will begin in the teen years. This is very exciting, because by the time we meet Jace in Summer, he’s already a very well-adjusted adult. I love the idea of exploring what Jace’s younger years were like, and discovering how he slowly developed into the lovable and rather saintly person we see in Summer and Winter. Surely he wasn’t always perfect, and wisdom always comes at a price, so his story won’t be simple. While I’ve made good progress on the book, I’m not sure if there will be any revisited scenes like with the previous two books. Something Like Autumn might end the moment Jace and Ben meet, or it might further flesh out their relationship. Regardless, Autumn will rely even less on retreading previous scenes than Winter did.
Painting by Andreas Bell. www.andreasbell.com/blog/
That just leaves one season. Spring symbolizes new beginnings and fresh starts, and while I don’t want to give away too much now, I think it’s safe to say this is the book many of you have been waiting for. Something Like Spring will be told from a new character’s perspective, but will feature a supporting cast from the other three books. The best part? This story begins after the events of Something Like Winter. In other words, it takes place in the future of many characters we know and love. You want to know what happens to Ben, Allison, Marcello, Tim, and even Chinchilla? Are you sure you want to know? Are you really really sure? Yeah, me too.
It’s too early to talk release dates. I still have a lot of work to do. I can promise that neither story will see the light of day until I feel they are up to par. I want the Seasons Series to be the absolute best it can be, not just for us, but for the characters that I adore so much. I want them to continue living in our hearts and imaginations, and I hope you are as excited to see their return as I am.
Maybe Something Like Spring could be Ben and Tim adopting?
Or it could be about Marcello adopting a bunch of hot guys. Kind of like Duck Tails meets Abercrombie and Fitch.
This is great news! I was hoping for news that you were going to be writing another book with a couple in it I would like. It is even better to know it will be characters I already adore! I am excited to see what the covers of the other books will be like as well. I enjoy them as much as the books themselves.
Happy New Year Jay!!!
Thanks, Jayson! I’m glad you’re excited! We haven’t even started work on the covers, but the colors in the cubes above are what we want to use for the next two. I think all four books will go together nicely as a set if we stick with them.
Thank you!
No, thank you!
This is such awesome news! I love that we’ll get to experience the struggles Jace went through in order to grow into the beautiful person he was.
I’m loving the chance to write about those experiences, so it’s happy faces all around.
I love you soooo much Jay!!!! Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!! I am so excited for their release!!!!!!!!! Ahhhhh!!!! You are awesome!!!!!!!
I have a feeling if I ever see you in person again, that I’ll get hugged to death. Literally. And I don’t think I’ll mind.
I’m thrilled, but not entirely surprised, that you are writing two more books in the series. It will be great when they do the movies for the other three. LOL Yes, I have that much faith in you! Thank you, Jay!
With four books of material, maybe I’ll get the television series I’m dreaming of. Hee!
Funny thing… I was just thinking today that all of this would be perfect for a weekly series… Tim and Ben being the central characters but also featuring Jace, etc and how they all came together… I know I would watch it
Such great news!! I’m so looking forward to more. And Andreas’s art is fabulous. I love his style!
Thanks, Mary! I’m a big fan of Andreas’s art too! The painting used in this article is from way back before we met. He doesn’t paint as much these days because he lacks space. I need to sell lots of books so I can buy him a studio!
Woo hoo! Jace’s story! I love Jace so much. I’ll be waiting patiently…are you done yet?
What? You mean I’m supposed to write the book? I thought announcing it was enough! *panics*
Thank you so much! I think these are the best news I can receive to begin the year.
My pleasure, Alberto! Happy New Year!
I may or may not have just squealed like a little girl. hahahahaha
I am in LOVE!
I’m pretty sure that squealing is good for the heart, so please, squeal away!
i think autumn is an appropriate season for Jace. He always did seem very autumny to me.
I agree completely. I never planned it that way, but it worked out nicely.
OMG! Thank you thank you! I am excited for Jace’s perspective. I’m curious what happened in his High School years too and his past lovers.
I’m also extremely curious and looking forward to what the fourth book will bring. I’m sure I’ll be surprised in a good way!
Once again, thank you for giving us something to look forward to this year! Can’t wait!
I can say that it’s sometimes surreal to be writing about Jace when he’s so young. Sometimes I take a step back and it clicks that this character becomes *that* Jace. LOL It’s a fun process though!
Perhaps, maybe…a Travis novella? :~) I know a lot of people, including myself would love to see how he started and where he possibly went. He was a very complex character for the few pages he was present and I greatly enjoyed him!
~V
I’m always surprised when people care about what happened to Travis. I think it shows you have a big heart, because I didn’t find the guy very lovable. I think I even like Ryan better, even though he’s a little shit, because at least he knew he was ruining a good thing. I can’t forgive anyone for turning Tim down like Travis did. LOL Seriously though, maybe his character will appear again some day. You never know!
Jay, I can’t believe that my hope that you would write a book with one of SLW/SLS’s side characters as one of main character becomes a reality. I’m obviously not taking credit for that suggestion, you’ve certainly been planning for a long time, but I’m so happy! ^_^ I don’t know who it is going to be, but I’m cheering for Travis!
As for Jace, what can I say? my most loved character, after reading SLW, I kind of felt that the focus on Ben/Tim isolated Jace a little bit, reading more about him is going to be fantastic.
I know what you mean about Jace being isolated in Something Like Winter. It was important to show that Tim really didn’t know who this new guy was. He didn’t know he was messing with one of the nicest people ever when trying to steal Ben back. To him, Jace was just some guy. At first anyway. However, the few new scenes with Jace made me eager to write his story.
And yeah, Spring will feature characters from all the books, but will be told from the perspective of a new character that we don’t meet until the fourth book. I want someone without bias to give us a fresh look at the characters we think we already know.
Oh, now that I read it again. It seems like you’re referring to the cast as a whole appearing in something like spring, not one of the side characters. Either way, I’m very much excited for a sneak peak at Tim/Ben future life, as well as the new romance story.
I’m not too surprised with the direction you are taking with the two new books. However, that doesn’t mean I wasn’t ecstatic when I read the news! Can’t wait.
Then I’ll have to surprise you with the plots.
I can’t wait either. I better get to work!
Thank you, Jay. Thank you for giving us something to look forward to. You should have box set for the series, can’t wait to collect them.
So Happy
Clamp from Thailand
Wow! That’s fantastic!!!
Again I am your fan from China
When I read Summer, I really wanted to know more about Jace. Since he seems so perfect to be a boyfriend
Jace is a perfect boyfriend, I agree.
Wooooooohoooooooo, I’m excited!!!! These are awesome news. So cool. Thank you, Jay!! I’m so looking forward to it!!
SLS is now one of my top three alongside ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ and ‘Stargirl’. I remember begging my mom for this book for two weeks.
By now I am sure all my comments make it look like I am stalking you
The news of the new books is great. As I stated previously, I really wish I had these books when I was younger so it would help me accept who I was. Long before I finally came out at 35.
Is it wrong to say that I may be in love with Tim? LOL I am just finishing “Winter” and my interest in Jace is once again growing. I am thrilled to read that we will be able to get to know more about him. When reading “Summer” I was imagining a Matt Barr type guy (http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=matt+barr&FORM=HDRSC2) – wondering if you had any inspiration for Jace like you had for Tim (great choice in Marco by the way). As well, Ben – any inspiration for him? I saw that others had posted some pics of who they imagined, but was not sure if Ben is YOU, and therefore you are your own inspiration…
Again, thank you Jay! You have a big fan living in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada…
Jace is odd because I can see him perfectly in my mind, but I don’t have a photo of anyone that looks like him. Matt Barr is a nice choice though. I don’t imagine Jace being so ripped, but Matt has a friendly face, which I like. Ben I never really pictured much since the first book was from his perspective. There is a guy that is close, but I can’t post photos, since they are a real person and have no idea. LOL I definitely don’t picture myself as Ben though. And I can definitely relate when you say you’re in love with Tim
This is wonderful news. I am new to your writing, I have just only finished Something Like Summer today (I’m going to start Something Like Winter), yet I have felt in love with all the characters. Most of all I love Jace (I cried like a kid when Jace… nevermind, I don’t want to spoil it for new readers), so when you said that Something Like Fall is going to be about Jace I got so excited. Jay, you mentioned that you might just stop Jace’s story at the point where Ben and Jace meet, but I hope you would continue their story more. I mean you never went into detail on how Jace proposed, and I have always wonder what going through Jace’s mind when he was…. sick.
Anyway, whatever you decide to write about, I’m sure the last two books of the series are going to be fantastic. Also, I hope you are having a wonderul new year with you family and husband.
I agree,although we’ve came to love Jace for the “inhuman” side of him,he was so caring and also forgiving. it would be awesome to read about the other side, which I’m sure is very much found within him.^_^
Hi Khang! I’ve been thinking about it, and I think you’re right that there’s a lot of potential in writing about Jace’s perspective of his relationship with Ben. Something Like Autumn will probably go there, unless the book is already too long when it reaches that point. If so, maybe there will be a second volume called Something Like Fall.
Hopefully I can squeeze it all into one book though.
I discovered this series of books through Amazon.com. They were suggested due to my buying history. I read Summer and fell in love with the characters. Mr. Bell you are truly talented having a knack of making the reader really care about your characters. I laughed, I cried, I must have looked like a complete crazy person while reading these books (needless to say I had to read Winter immediately). I am so excited to see this series develop further and want to thank you for many hours of enjoyment.
Thanks very much, Darrell! Your kind words are very encouraging!
I wasn’t surprise that you would want to write more about Jace because he’s such a complex character. I’m hoping though that the book would end the moment he meets Tim. It would be heartbreaking to read more about how they dealt with his sickness. I can handle the heartbreak but I feel like I don’t need to know more about the events after he met Tim because I could easily imagine how they lived their lives. I hope that makes sense.
Oh! Oh! Now I’m rather surprised about your plans for the 4th book. I never expected that! I always thought you would write Tim and Ben’s future from Tim’s perspective. The story began with Tim and it would end with him.Like, a full circle. Regardless, please be easy with my heart.
Would the 4th book introduce a new couple?
… I also can’t wait to see the covers!
I can’t promise to be easy with your heart, Elizabeth. I’m sorry!
I will say that the books’ titles will continue to match the feeling of each season. That’s my goal at least. This means Something Like Spring should be fairly optimistic. And yes, I plan on introducing a new couple in that book. I can’t wait to write about them! But first… Autumn.
Hey Jay. I am from China. Yes, that’s right, you have fans in China. I began to read Something Like Summer in 2011. It was the first English fiction that I have ever read in original English, not translated ones in Chinese. I was totally moved by the love story Ben and Tim, Ben and Jace. In 2012, when you published Something Like Winter, I was so thrilled. I bought it online immediately and read it within 2 hours. Again, I was deeply touched. Now I am so excited that you will write Jace’s story. May I know when I could get Something Like Autumn in Smashwords? Besides, I want translate Something Like Summer & Winter into Chinese, could I do that?
Hi Hans! I’m honored that I could be your first English book. I live in Germany, and reading in another language is hard for me, so I’m very impressed. As for when Something Like Autumn will be out, all I can say is 2013. I would expect it to be ready before summer, but I can’t be sure right now. As for translating Summer and Winter into Chinese, you can, but if you want to sell your translations, we would have to talk further about that. You can always email me if that is something you are interested in. Thanks for reading!
OMG BEST NEWS EVER!! i couldn’t believe there was going to be something like winter… now I have 2 more to look forward to. Definitely my favourite author out there your books are sooo good and gripping. Thanks for writing more books
Aw, thanks for the flattering words, Michael! And thank you for giving me a very welcome excuse to write more books about these characters. Seeing how excited you are makes me eager to get the next book finished!
My name is Abel and I’m writing you from Mexico.
I have to tell you that I fell in love with Ben and Tim, and even Jace, the story was amazing. And knowing that Summer is going to be addapted to a film is awesome.
I love your books, you made me laugh and cry with the summer, I’m still reading the winter and I love it, you are very talented. I love you, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORK.
Thanks, Abel! You’re very kind, and how nice to hear from someone in Mexico! I don’t know if you reached this part yet, but Mexico has a role to play in Something Like Winter. I’m very curious to know if I made any mistakes in that area, so please let me know! And the lyrics to that Cher song really are perfect. Nice choice!
Woooooooooow, you replied very fast, thank you sooooooo much.
When I was reading SOMETHING LIKE SUMMER I was soooo thriled when I discovered the details about Mexico and the piece of poem Tim says for Ben. And don’t worry you wrote Popocatépetl well. Actually I live in a small city called Texmelucan, which is 100km away aprox. from Mexico city and we have the greatest view because I can see from my very window the volcano and his companion, next to it, Iztaccíhuatl, which is a lying woman shaped mountain. I can see them from my house and from my job, and people from other states ask me sometimes if I’m not afraid the volcano may erupt someday, but I tell them “no, it’s ok, the lava won’t reach this place, sometimes ashes does, but we’re ok”
As I told you, I’m reading SOMETHING LIKE WINTER right now, but I’m in the part where Tim finishes Eric’s painting, YOU MADE ME CRY AGAIN LAST NIGHT, and he finds Allison again. I’m looking forward to red more details about Mexico. I feel really honored that you included some of my great country stuff in your great books.
Thank you so much again for writing.
Abel.
In SOMETHING LIKE SUMMER when Ben asks Tim to get invited for dinner at Tim’s house you wrote chile rellenos, the correct name is chiles rellenos, you have to pluralize the noun and the adjective that was just it. You can find them stuffed with cheese, tuna, etc., they’re delicious.
I’m still reading WINTER and I looooove it, and CONGRATULATIONS about your upcoming movie adaptation, I wanna watch it right noooooow.
thanks again.
See you.
It’s me again.
The ultimate song that fits perfectly for Ben and Tim is AFTER ALL from Cher & Peter Cettera. Definitelly the best song for their story
http://youtu.be/N98kiptZTa8
I’m so into your books right now that I can’t stop listening to Cher’s song, and I blame you. HAHAHAHA.
Listening to it right now.
If you need any help about any details from Mexico while you write, any translation, feel free to ask me, I’d be honored to help you out. Thanks again.
Wow ! This is just great news. I’ve been inlove so much with everyone in your “Something Like Summer/Winter” books that I kept reading them again and again to ease my broken heart for missing them and here you are again, writing more books that would definitely leave a beautiful tattoo in my heart. You make books as addictive as weeds, and I salute you for that. I’ll be looking forward to this since I really am curious of how Jace became Jace. I hope I get to read more of the adventures Ben and Jace ventured, I mean more fun moments. It just breaks my heart knowing what happened between them but knowing more of the fun moments they had will surely ease the pain I’m still feeling for what happened to them and for missing them so much. Thank you so much for this great news. The waiting would be excruciating, but I know the wait will be replaced with pure bliss after you release them. Thank you very very much !
-Klyde from the Philippines
Hi Klyde! I’m glad you’re looking forward to reading Jace’s story. One way or another, I definitely want to write more about his relationship with Ben. Jace has a great story to tell from before that time, but I also want to see Ben through Jace’s eyes. I’m working steadily on that book every day! Sorry that you have to wait, but I’ll make sure it’s worth it!
Thanks for reading!
J
I just finished reading Something like winter. Urgh! Could an ending get any better? seriously, my heart was all warm and fuzzy. i’ve read the last page like 20 times. and i still feel the same feeling i did when i first read it. happiness. the.best.romance.novel.ever! i feel like i grew with the characters and to reach the ending with them is so, emotional. thank you so much for giving this story, this incredible story that i know many of us can relate to. it truly is something to be cherished.
Thanks, Trent! I really enjoyed writing the end of Something Like Winter. That part convinced me that I don’t want to leave Ben and Tim behind just yet. I love them too much!
Last night when I got home I decided I’ll finished SOMETHING LIKE WINTER, I finished at 3.30am, HAHA, (listening to Cher’s song again right now). THANK YOU SO MUCH AGAIN. I LOVED THEIR VISIT TO MEXICO. YOU DESCRIBED IT ALL VERY WELL, EVERYTHING, the trajineras, Xochimilco, Teotihuacán, when did you visit?
There are so many things I want to thank you for about the books, you made me feel a lot of things, you warmed up my heart, you made me laugh out loud, you made me cry and sob, you made me feel happy and sad with both stories, I don’t know if you know how many people’s hearts you’ve reached, but let me tell you that you reached mine, man; your stories kept me captivated from January 4th, when I started SUMMER until last night when I finished WINTER, see? You kept me stuck to your works of art. I think I’m gonna begin reading HELL’S PAWN
Now it’ll look like I’m stalking you, but I’m not, I’m following you on twitter now, and I sent you a friend request on facebook, you are amazing. And thanks again.
Thanks, Abel! I’m about to respond to your lovely email. Your enthusiasm is very flattering!
Hi Jay,
I’m a great supporter of your Something Like Series. Something Like Summer was one of the greatest experience I’ve had reading books. The book also played a big part and affected me greatly during the past year 2012.
I’m always excited to know that another Jay Bell book is coming out!!
Only one thing I had when moving from SLS to SLW: I had high hope for Winter, but then I felt like it was a little bit lacking. I don’t know if it was your intention for reader to read SLS first before Winter, but I think it moves so fast with so many details. You decided to skip some of the repeated details from Summer, and some of them I think was as important and emotional not to skip (like their first time, mentioning about the blue shoes, or Ben’s performance. Just my opinion, but it doesn’t have as many slow down moments for emotions as SLS. I know you replaced it with so many details on Tim. But if one don’t read Summer before Winter, they will find it pretty not special.
thank you once again for all amazing books. ???? I can’t wait for Jace’s story as we didn’t know much about him.
Hey Neil!
Thanks for the feedback. There definitely is a big difference between Something Like Summer and Winter when it comes to emotions. Ben is comfortable with his feelings, so the story told from his point of view is much more emotional. Tim spends so much time denying who he is and what he feels that there are less of those scenes. I also don’t regret skipping some of the famous scenes of Something Like Summer. In life, some moments have more meaning for one person than they do another. Tim never really recognized Ben as being someone special while out jogging in the beginning, for instance. It was only later that Ben caught his eye. Anyway, thank you for your honest opinion. It’s always good to hear what someone thought and felt while reading! I hope you enjoy Something Like Autumn when it comes out. That one is heavy on the emotion!
Thank you for your feedback on my opinion. You are right that Ben and Tim see things differently in their world.
I can’t wait until I got Something Like Autumn in my hands. I have read many books, but your books always leave the most memorable impression as well as the most influence on me. For example, everytime I hear Don’t dream it’s over, I remember about the love of Shawn and Connor in Kamikaze Boys. =)
yayy!!
I was looking for a book that didn’t specifically concerned with the classic ‘coming out’ story, and found out a deep connection with two characters I felt very related to. I cried at the end of “Something like summer”!! I just ordered “Something like winter” and I’m so thrilled the saga continues. thank you!!!!!
That’s wonderful to hear! I hope you enjoy Something Like Winter. I had some reservations about revisiting Ben and Tim’s story at first, but once I started writing Winter, I had a great time. I hope you do too while reading it!
I have just finished reading Something Like Winter today and it was crazy! Summer is still my favourite, that ending with the painting was just perfectly beautiful! Looking forward to the movie and the next 2 books from you Mr. Bell.
Forgot to say a big THANK YOU. You’ve inspired me to pick up a pen and paper in the form of a keyboard and start writing again. Thank you heaps!
That’s awesome to hear that my books inspired you to write again. For me, it’s a hard process, but one that leaves me feeling much more at peace. I hope you find it equally as beneficial!
Oh my god, I am so happy I could die.
I’m rereading something like summer right now and can’t wait for the next two of the series to be out! These are by far my favorite books, I can read them over and over. Thank you for bringing these characters in my life.
I’m happy you’re happy, but please don’t die from it!
Thanks for caring about the characters so much. I love Ben, Tim, and Jace like they are real people, so it makes me happy when others do too!
JAY! I LOVE YOUR BOOKS, SO MUUUCH! I AM SO EXCITED FOR THESE NEXT BOOKS
also, I was less sympathetic towards Jace because I thought he was too perfect and too, i don’t know, “shiny” (for the lack of a better metaphor), and I hope his life story will change that.
It’s just like how Something Like Summer was to me when it came to judging how Tim was. I didn’t get his motivations and how he acted. Reading Something Like Winter really help flesh him out and I’m glad to say I like Tim better than Ben now
I love you Ben! You are like the Eric I have never known, haha. Thanks for all these books!
oh lol not ben. you jay! i love you!
Hey Blackink!
Thank you so much for your wonderful message. You’re very sweet! I’m happy Something Like Winter made you appreciate Tim more, and yeah, Something Like Autumn definitely shows a more human side to Jace. Many people have a lot going on behind the scenes that they don’t always show. Tim is that way, and so is Jace, although for very different reasons. Jace obviously doesn’t struggle to express his emotions like Tim did, but he has his own demons. Just you wait and see!
I’m glad I can be a sort of Eric to you but luckily I’m not that old yet! Unfortunately, I’m also not that rich! 
Great hearing from you!
Hey! It’s me again. The link to the interview on your other article still won’t work but I found this here! ^^;
I didn’t see you were talking about Something Like Autumn here. (feeling stupid now) Umm, so, but now I get it… you will only tell Jace’s story, and eventually Ben and Jace..?
From a writer’s POV I understand / can relate why you feel excited to give us Jace’s story. You probably must have your good reasons for creating his character, as well as enjoying to ‘toy’ with a new story (his life). I personally just have a problem with break ups, and even more love triangle’s =D it’s so sad, one is always left behind in the end, and I felt too sad it was Tim instead of Jace.
I’m sorry if I said I didn’t like Jace at all before, but sadly I really don’t appreciate him as much as I would if there hadn’t been Tim. I didn’t need Something Like Winter to tell me how awesome Tim is ^^ I read many people didn’t like him before, but I always liked him ALOT, and Winter just made me absolutely LOVE him. I always understood his actions even without knowing his actual story…I only couldn’t appreciate that he did what he did, but i knew he had his reasons, and well so he had.
I’m happy that you continue this series. Although I won’t be as excited with Autumn simply because I want Bend and Tim
And with “Spring” coming later I am again thinking that I might not want to read it *laughs* I mean, I LOVE Ben and Tim, but I am soooo scared you’ll make them suffer more U_U Please please please no horrible ending! No split ups and heartbreaks … Real Life is shitty enough, at least let them be happy in their world of fiction. Ugh.
Anyways, thumbs up on all your work!
I look forward to read more from you in the next ten years
xxx
Hi again, Riina!
I just responded to your other comment and explained a little about Something Like Autumn. I’ll have a lot more information on that book soon, since it book should be out in the next couple of months. Then you’ll be able to decide for yourself what you think.
As for not wanting to see Ben and Tim suffer more, I totally understand. That’s why Something Like Spring will be from a new character’s perspective. If I make Ben or Tim the main character, they will have to go through conflict, or else nothing much will happen in the story. Using a new character frees me from this obligation. Ben and Tim will still be in the story, just not in the line of fire. That’s the plan at least!
J
My friend recommended Something Like Summer to me a few months ago, and now I finally finished Winter!!
Thank you for giving me a great reading experience!! I honestly say I can’t wait for Autumn and Spring, because I don’t want the stories end~!
And will we see Ryan again in Spring? He is a complex character, I think. But i will glad to know what kind of person does he grow up to be after all these things and years.
Thank you for the kind words! So glad you enjoyed them! And please thank your friend for recommending Something Like Summer.
I’m equally excited to get Autumn published, and to start work on Spring. I’m not sure if we’ll see Ryan again. I do want to include characters from all three books in Spring, so it’s possible, but I haven’t planned that far ahead yet. There’s definitely been a lot of interest in what becomes of Ryan. I’ll give it some thought!
Thank u for these series. im currently on something like winter and loving it. Something like summer hit me in my mind and soul. it has to be the best book i have ever read in my life. What made it so amazing is the relatable factor, special when it came to what happend to Ben and Jace…the same thing happend to me and my ex. and literally cried for a good while. i bought them both for my nook but im going to also buy the hard copies so this series will forever be a part of my life. Reading them has also restored a hope for my life and what is to come. I thank u for ur stories and ur amazing talent.
Hey Aaron! I’m glad you’re enjoying Something Like Winter, but man… I wish you hadn’t been through a similar experience as what Ben went through regarding Jace. That’s rough! My first boyfriend passed away at a young age, but we weren’t together at that point. Still, it was sad, and probably the reason I worry so much about something happening to my husband. Regardless, stay strong and keep looking to the horizon!
Wicked cool u wrote back. im still reading. i go back and forth from bens book to tims reading a chapter at a time and loving it cant wait to do it again with jaces book when it comes out. actually reading your books has made me realize i wana become a writer as well. and im really excited abaout it. ive already named my characters and decided on some of the plot. if u could recommend any good books id love to read them too.