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Time to Remember
A Fantasy Novel by Janna Ruth
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Enemies to Lovers,
- Second Chance,
- Shared Trauma,
- Student Magazine
This book is for you if you're into...
- Enemies forced to collaborate on emotionally charged projects
- Student journalism set against the backdrop of disaster recovery
- Slow-burn romance rooted in shared grief and healing
She wants to tell their story. He wants to bury it in the ground. Can they overcome their past to find a future?
Josh and Natalie hated each other from the moment she stepped into Canta's editorial office. In his opinion, she takes the fun out of the student magazine. For her, he's a total jerk.
With the upcoming 10-year anniversary of the earthquake that tore their city—and lives—apart, things only get worse. While Natalie wants to commemorate the anniversary with a special edition, collating stirring stories from her peers, Josh would rather drown his memories in booze.
Their foundation is shaken when Natalie finds out the heart-breaking reason for Josh's hostility towards her project. As they carefully unfold the layers of a shared trauma, they discover they might be exactly what the other needs.
with Janna Ruth “ I write action-packed supernatural adventures in Europe, so while you're hunting monsters, learning magic, and defend those who can't defend themselves, you also get to go sightseeing. ”
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