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Chasing Home

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Genres

Psychological Suspense, Literary Fiction, Time Travel Suspense, Historical, Debut, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Sex, Rape, Torture, Suicide, Death, Profanity, and Violence

Type of Ending

Series

Perennials — Book 1

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Publication Date

Jul 1, 2026

Page Length

395 pages

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Chasing Home

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Blurb

She always told him the truth. Just never in full.

When Diego loses everything, the last thing he expects is a second chance.

The first thing he notices is that something is wrong: the world has moved on without him.

Then he meets Lou.

She feels familiar before he knows her. Appears when he least expects. Vanishes before he can understand. And with every passing year, Diego becomes more certain that meeting her was never random.

But some answers come with a cost, and some lives are connected long before they ever meet.

An unconventional time-slip romance about displacement, agency and the right to choose for someone else in the name of love.

Perfect for fans of Outlander, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue or The Time Traveler's Wife.

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Genres

Psychological Suspense, Literary Fiction, Time Travel Suspense, Historical, Debut, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Sex, Rape, Torture, Suicide, Death, Profanity, and Violence

Type of Ending

Series

Perennials — Book 1

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Reader Spots Remaining

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Jul 1, 2026

Page Length

395 pages

Available Formats

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Author

Mother, cat lady, Transylvanian.

Stories are what keeps the world going, right?

I weave them as I live a quiet, cozy life in my little corner of the world, surrounded by the things that bring me the most comfort-my cats, my toddler's laughter, and a good cup of coffee. I've always been a gentle soul, drawn to warmth and quiet joys. Writing started as a fun escape, something just for me, but before I knew it, it became something more-a pull I couldn't ignore, a way to bring the stories in my heart to life.

Now, I write not just because I enjoy it, but because I need to. Stories find me, whisper to me, and I can't help but share them. My hope is that my words bring others the same sense of warmth, wonder, and connection that I feel when I write them.