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Things We Do For Love is coming 11/16!

Here's the blurb for the first in the trilogy: “Hi, I'm Kate, and I'm getting a divorce.” It’s my turn to share at the support group tonight since my narcissist husband filed the paperwork for divorce. It’s over. Almost. He left so I could have the house, which seemed oddly reassuring at the time, but it was probably a test of my sanity. Everything with him is. Losing my mind might be a relief, but I have to keep going for my twin girls. They need me whether they believe that or not. As I wait for their basketball game to start, a water balloon hits me. I can’t help but laugh when I see the kiddo who threw it even though I was drenched. So, when his handsome dad rushes to check on me, Tucker, who is my neighbor, little did I know that water balloon was going to mess up my life in more ways than one. Tucker helps me up the bleachers in my impractical heels, but my laughter won’t stop until I’m sobbing. I run away from him, thinking I’m far enough to not be seen, but Tucker follows me. It’s such a bad time to even think about seeing someone. But as I gaze into his eyes, I don’t feel so alone anymore. What am I going to do?
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Things We Do For Love FAQs

A summary of the book, Things We Do For Love, and a list of tropes, including neighbors to lovers, he falls first and harder.
What?
This is a divorce romcom about a woman going through a divorce with a narcissist, the difficulties she faces, and the amazing community she creates to support her and her children through it, including her handsome neighbor.
A graphic with photos of Kate and Tucker with a water balloon, a scale of justice, and a goldendoodle.
Who?
Kate is the FMC, a legal assistant with twin twelve-year-old girls, Emma and Lana, and a narcissistic soon-to-be ex-husband who makes every facet of life difficult. Tucker is her cinnamon roll neighbor who has two kids, Addison who is also twelve years old and plays basketball with Kate's twins, and 7-year-old son, Carter.
A collage of photos including a bleachers with a deflated water balloon, girls' basketball, a man and woman holding hands, a goldendoodle, and a support group.
Where?
The setting is a northern Midwestern, suburban city where the middle school is Home of the Jaguars, snow is already coating the city in early November, and while you may live in a neighborhood where the houses are close together, you may not know your neighbors very well.

Book 2

Gina as the FMC
The next book in the series is with Gina, Tucker's younger sister and a mystery MMC.
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Book 3

Ericka as the FMC
Kate's already divorced best friend will be the third and final book in this divorce romcom trilogy with a mystery MMC.