(In Progress) Bro I'm Trying to Love You.

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Summary

She has 40,000 listeners who tune in every week to hear her take on love, dating, and why women deserve better. Rachel knows her stuff. She's basically a professional at this point. She has spreadsheets. She has a whole episode about men like Jake, it's her most downloaded episode, she's very proud of it. Jake is exactly the kind of guy she's spent three seasons warning people about. Confident without trying. Funny without knowing he's funny. The kind of smile that makes you forget what you were saying mid-sentence, which is a problem when your whole thing is having something to say. She's not attracted to him. That would be insane. That would be a complete betrayal of her brand, her listeners, and honestly herself. She's just... aware of him. In a very professional, completely neutral, totally fine kind of way. This is fine. Everything is fine. Bro, I'm Trying to Love You is Rachel's story, and she would like you to know she has it completely under control.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
7
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Chapter 1


Welcome to Early Access!

Bro, I’m Trying to Love You is a work in progress, and you’re getting it hot off the press. Chapters posted as they happen, in roughly the order they’ll appear in the final book. I say roughly because editing is a process, and what you see here may look pretty different by publication day.

This one was voted on by readers at kiralorneromance.com as the next book, so here we are. You asked for it, you get it first.

The best way to enjoy early access is to browse. Scan through, stop where something catches your eye, read what looks fun. Don’t feel like you have to treat it like a finished novel, because it isn’t one yet.

Fair warning: there are grammatical hiccups, pacing bumps, and probably a few moments where the tone goes sideways. That’s the nature of a first draft in the wild. You’re welcome to point those out if that’s your thing, but please don’t feel obligated. This isn’t a proofreading assignment.

What I do love is hearing what you think about the story itself. The characters, the moments that land, the ones that don’t. There’s still room to play, so your feedback actually means something here.

Thanks for being here early. It’s kind of the best seat in the house.

— Kira