The Lonely

This is not a love story. It is so much more. But like all things in life, you have to get past the worst to get to the best.

This is a dark and captivating novel, tread lightly.

The Lonely

The truth is subjective to what the lonely lets in.

Emalyn Spicer has lived with it for a long time.
She thinks it goes back further than her memories do.
She knows it goes back further than the OCD.

When she arrives at college, her OCD’s and the lonely refuse to let her have her wish to be normal.

When she meets Sebastian and starts to fall for him, she lets herself believe it’s possible to outrun the things chasing her from the past.
But how to you get away from the things inside of you?
How do you run from yourself?

Just as she gives up and succumbs to the lonely, the unthinkable happens.
She finds herself once again trapped in the dark, once again held against her will.

This time she meets the lonely head on. In the darkest corners of her mind, she discovers there is more to her world than she ever imagined. She discovers that the lonely was there for her, protecting her from herself and her secrets.

How far would you go to find yourself?

Trigger warning.