Jessie wanted a love like in the movies. She has a degree and she has a job and she has friends. But after waiting for years, the one thing she is missing, is to fall in love and to be loved for the first time. A romantic at heart but almost ready to give up on love she finds a love that feels like it was taken from a screen or the pages of a teenage novel. The man who convinces her that love exists is as sweet as she always dreamed, a musician and therefore as interesting as she always hoped and from a different country so falling in love feels even more dramatic. She gets to live the illusion of the fairytale for a year before it all starts to crumble. The man she loved never really existed and she does not know how to pick up the pieces. One half of this book reads like a teenage dream... the other like a nightmare.

Stepping out of your comfort zone is fun, only if you do it all alone. Because if people are around you, you will not feel strong enough. by Diana. I hope this message will get to you as fast as possible because you my dear reader deserve all the love that is available in this world.

Portions of little and big coincidences in life. A storyteller in progress...

a collection of poems

'flower girls' is an ode to friendship to the devotion i found in the family that found me and to love letters but a letter would be too short, so here's a whole book about it

The story follows a young writer who begins to craft a novel about Sereta, a city steeped in ancient architecture and cyberpunk allure. What starts as a creative escape quickly becomes something more when she finds herself in the very world she's been writing about. The once fictional city becomes her reality, and the characters she created become her companions, allies, and even potential enemies. This book questions the very nature of reality, asking whether the worlds we create in our minds are as real as the ones we inhabit, and whether we have the courage to change the narratives that define us when the only certainty is that nothing is ever truly as it seems.