In a quiet small town, Lacey Roberts is used to the rhythms of her peaceful life: working toward her dream of medical school, caring for her family, and learning how to trust her instincts. But everything changes when she crosses paths with Lancelot, a stranger whose mysterious past and alien presence shake her to the core.
Lancelot, a fugitive from a distant galaxy, carries the weight of past mistakes and a guilt that gnaws at his soul. When he and Lacey meet by chance, the cosmic connection between them is undeniable. But as the truth of his past comes to light, Lacey's unwavering compassion is put to the test. Torn between her desire to help and the danger Lancelot brings, she's forced to confront her deepest fears and reevaluate everything she thought she knew about love, sacrifice, and fate.
As Lancelot's past catches up with him, will Lacey's heart remain open, or will their connection be the very thing that pulls them apart? In this gripping tale of love, guilt, and redemption, Lacey and Lancelot must decide whether their bond is strong enough to face the consequences of a love that defies time, space, and everything they know
Autorentext
I am a young woman, an optimist yet I can very pessimistic sometimes. I am stubborn, driven, a romantic, a writer, and an author. I grew up with cerebral palsy and it was a struggle. I always had to prove myself and work harder than others just to do "normal" things. I was (kind of still am)mousy, a people pleaser. I made the best of it one achievement after the next, an actor on the stage. People knew of me but they didn't really know me. It's lonely.
That's why I starting writing. I wanted a connection. I wanted hope despite everything around me. I wanted real friends and love. I wanted a purpose.
I started at age 10 with short stories. I read those back and they were definitely cringe-worthy fanfiction. Then they just got longer, deeper, soothing, healing. I was home. I decided this is what I wanted to do for the rest of my life and to share them despite being scared like hell.
If I give hope or make someone dig deep within themselves and feel safe then I am a happy camper!