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A gratitude thread 
TODAY TONIGHT TOMORROW has been out for two weeks, and I'm so deeply moved by the messages + posts I've received/been tagged in—from teens, from adults, from Jewish readers, from 2020 grads, from anyone who's ever been made to feel small for reading romance.
TODAY TONIGHT TOMORROW has been out for two weeks, and I'm so deeply moved by the messages + posts I've received/been tagged in—from teens, from adults, from Jewish readers, from 2020 grads, from anyone who's ever been made to feel small for reading romance.
When the pandemic hit, I was certain this book was doomed. I truly didn't think anyone would be in the kind of headspace where they'd be able to pick it up and escape into it. During my darkest weeks in March and April, I wondered whether a book like this still mattered.
The emails and messages and posts are beyond lovely, and they mean the world to me. The sharing of T3 with friends means the world to me. I am A Crier, and I've cried a lot even for me! I've been emotional in a way I didn't experience with my first two books.
This is a book that contains all my love and nostalgia and hope.
Thank you for reading and for loving Rowan and Neil as much as I do.
Thank you, thank you for reminding me that romance novels still matter. That joy still matters.
Thank you for reading and for loving Rowan and Neil as much as I do.
Thank you, thank you for reminding me that romance novels still matter. That joy still matters.
