Ellipsis: A Love Story

Standing on the edge of the Brooklyn Bridge, grasping for the rail, but most of all the last breath of hope between a dream and oblivion...

Thea Scriven lives for her stories, her dream. To be a published author is the one thing her entire being aches to achieve, but luck has never been on her side. For years, all she'd received was formatted rejection from agents who'd spend merely a minute or two before deeming her and work unworthy of their time and interest. Five years, an ultimatum she'd given herself to chase a dream bordering unattainable, relentlessly working, determined to pour everything into her writing, giving everything she has until there is nothing left to give.

Fate and luck seem to have a change of heart when Adrian Friedman stumbles upon her path, uncovering the potential most had yet to find, reigniting her hope, and offering her more than she ever expected. With six months left on the table, Thea is exhausted. Long nights of waitressing for her brother's best friend, Aaron Mariani, and (not so politely) dealing with leering customers and their disgustingly unfiltered flirtatious advances, she contents herself in spending her days writing and in his arms. People expect their lives to change overnight, that some signs are worth more than any failure, and for Thea, that sign walked through the door of Aaron's bar with gray eyes mirroring what tomorrow could hold.

While some things will never be enough, are these signs enough to change the course of Thea's path, to save her love or breaks everything beyond repair?