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Desperate for Love
Posted by Literary-Titan
Breaking Through To You follows a twenty-three-year-old woman who, after being stood up, meets a man who helps her onto a road of self-discovery and finding what she truly wants in a relationship. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?
I wanted to write a story about a girl desperate for love and a boy desperately trying to avoid it, and then have them meet. Thus Breaking Through To You was born.
Did you plan the tone and direction of the novel before writing, or did it come out organically as you were writing?
I never outline or plan. I come up with a scene and let the story unravel as I go.
Your characters are wonderfully emotive and relatable. Were you able to use anything from your own life to inform their character development?
Bits and pieces of their lives are similar to the lives of the people I know and love. I’m an observant person, and I always pay attention to details when it comes to conversations and personalities. Much of what I write is based off of that.
What is the next book you are working on, and when will it be available?
I have a few in the works. As Far As We Knew will be available February 14, 2024. The Stowaway: Series will be available March 17, 2024. Meeting You will be available April 23, 2024 (which also happens to be my birthday)! I’m also working on a sequel for Breaking Through To You which I hope to have released by November 2024.
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Breaking Through To You
Posted by Literary Titan
At the age of 23, Ophelia Jones confronts the challenging ebbs and flows of her romantic life, often finding herself unsettled by a series of unfortunate romantic encounters and an underlying sense of sadness. This narrative takes a twist with the introduction of Treyton, a character whose presence significantly impacts Ophelia’s outlook on love and relationships.
Breaking Through To You, by Alyssa Milani, is a stirring exploration of young adult romance. It delves into Ophelia’s journey as she tries to navigate the intricate web of emotions and relationships that define her quest for love. The novel poses a central question: Will Ophelia’s path lead to the fulfilling love she yearns for, or is she destined for more romantic disappointments?
The book presents a rich tapestry of characters and choices. Ophelia is torn between Henry, who represents a past marred by rejection, and Treyton, who brings a sense of appreciation and care to her life. This conflict drives the narrative, offering a meaningful reflection on love, decision-making, and the search for a true connection. Alyssa Milani showcases her adept storytelling skills, particularly in her portrayal of the complexities inherent in romantic relationships. The narrative resonates with themes of self-discovery and the transformative aspects of love, making it particularly relatable to a young audience. The novel’s blend of vivid romantic scenarios and engaging dialogue positions it as an ideal read for a relaxing winter evening.
For young readers, particularly millennials, who are in search of an uplifting and romantic narrative, Breaking Through To You by Alyssa Milani is a commendable choice. Its blend of emotion, romance, and the journey toward finding love makes it an engaging and enjoyable read.
Pages: 535 | ASIN : B0CKY4HL29
Posted in Book Reviews, Four Stars
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Pigs In Paradise
Posted by Literary Titan
Pigs in Paradise is in the author’s own words, an absurd portrayal of reality. In author Roger Maxson’s satirical imaginary world, there are talking animals, and these animals are very serious about their religion. From the very beginning of the novel, the reader will find the influence of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, a fact that the author acknowledges in the preface. The entire work is an exercise in favor of freedom of expression. The author heavily criticizes the tenets of American evangelicalism, as well as the actions of religious leaders who are deeply embroiled in corruption and politics.
The story begins with the birth of Lizzy, a red calf, who is proclaimed by both Jews and Christians as their Messiah. After a series of incidents the talking animals are brought to America, where their ultimate destination is a Christian farm.
Steeped in political and religious symbolism, the story utilizes the trope of talking animals to depict harsh truths about how religion operates in the modern world. It goes on to pose valid questions about the involvement of politics in religion.
Initially, readers may be intimidated by the length of this thought-provoking novel, however, they will be captivated by the dramatic plotline and the seamless flow of language. The author writes at a good pace, keeping the action moving without being overwhelming. The dialogue is presented in a conversational manner, without any ornamentations or pretensions, allowing the reader to feel as if they are there listening to the character’s interactions.
Pigs in Paradise is a riveting political satire colored with magical realism elements. Readers that enjoy this kind of humor will find this novel entertaining.
Pages: 456 | ASIN : B09HN4VHF8
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