Hey friends,
I’m beyond excited to share that my latest story, She Said Yes, is in the running for a contest! This story has been a labor of love: a mix of thriller, romance, and dark humor and I can’t wait for more people to experience it.
If you’ve enjoyed my writing or are curious to see a story where love, secrets, and suspense collide, you can show your support for free! Every little bit of encouragement helps my story reach more readers and gives it a chance to shine.
Click the link here to check it out and let me know what you think! Sharing it with friends who love thrillers or rom-coms would mean the world. Thank you for helping me bring Crimson Vale and Onyx Sterling’s story to life. Your support makes all the difference.
With love,
Joi
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