Hey all you out there in Cyberspace!
So those of you who have been following us on Facebook know that for awhile I have really wanted to be able to start publishing and selling my stories. During that period of our "purge" here on the blog I have been working on a few new stories and soon we should have one up on either the Amazon Kindle store or the Nook Book Store. Eventually I would love to sell our books in .epub format directly from our site.
Thank you all so much for your support, it means so much more to me than you know. I have been writing for so many years and I have been so anxious and so scared to share that writing with anyone. Through all of you I have finally found the strength to publish some of my writing and I will always be grateful to you, my loyal readers, for giving me the strength to do that. You were the first ever regular readers of my content and you showed me that I had a voice and that the message I had to share mattered.
The first book that will be coming out will be about a girl named Rosalie that grew up in an abusive foster home. Eventually she finally makes her way out of the foster home, gets emancipated and starts a life for herself. After she graduates, she obtains her dream job working for a company that works to create their own publications as well as an online magazine. Shortly after working for the company she is asked to help out on a fundraising event for a few of the group homes in the area despite none of her coworkers knowing about her past. As she spends more time working on the project she grows closer to one of her coworkers.
The story is mainly about Rosalie attempting to overcome her past and her aversion to contact with others to build a stronger future for herself.
Alot of the events and the details in this story are things I have personal experience with, both through my own experiences and those of close friends and family members.
This story is one I have been spending alot of my time on, and I really hope you all love it.
Thank you again for all of your support!
~Cordelia Cross
