I lost my husband two years ago in a car accident. Two weeks after we were married. On the day of my student's finals. No, it's not okay, and I'm not okay. It hasn't been easy, and I've basically been going from day to day since then.
But along comes Bark Ruffalo, an adorable little dog that belongs to my new coworker -- my cute coworker -- Remy Webb. Soon, I'm spending a lot of time with Remy and discussing my deceased husband, and finding myself coming alive again.
But, as with any new relationship, complications arise. Things hit a boiling point with my neighbor, my homophobic coworker targets both Remy and me, and I'm still not even sure if I'm ready to be in a relationship. How can I keep my husband's memory alive if I'm with someone else?

Chris wrote his first book in middle school, a children's story about the alphabet. He enjoyed it so much he began writing a science fiction story with explosions, superpowers, and romance-then life got in the way, and he set the project down. After several years, he picked the book up again and ran with it. This book became the first novel he ever wrote: Fragments: The Revelation.
Feeling inspired and called to write, Chris began writing more and more frequently, and generating new story ideas. This includes a paranormal murder mystery, gay romance, a light fantasy series, a children's picture book, and gay vampire erotica.
Overall, Chris's reading tastes are as eclectic as his writing. He enjoys reading fiction as well as nonfiction work. He's drawn to any story that makes his heart race. He continues to work on stories while contacting publishers to get published. He currently resides in Southeastern Idaho with his husband, Trent, and their dog, Chewbacca (Chewie).
For more information, visit chriscolebooks.com.