How We Used To Be

Lydia Haynes is a talented writer, but when her manuscript is rejected by a prestigious editor, her dreams of literary success are crushed. Still determined to make it as a published author, she meets with the same editor, Jeremy Horton, to vent her frustrations. But Jeremy has a proposal-one that could change everything: a collaboration that might finally get her book the recognition it deserves.

As their working relationship deepens, Lydia is pulled between her creative ambitions and the complicated emotions she starts to develop for Jeremy. But there's more at play than just words on a page. Jeremy's persistence in pushing her to rewrite her book tests Lydia's patience, and she's forced to confront her deepest fears about herself and her work. Will her book-her passion-be enough to define her, or will love and success demand too high a price?

In this captivating story of self-discovery, personal ambition, and the blurred lines between professional and personal boundaries, Lydia must navigate the complexities of her past, her dreams, and her heart.

How We Used to Be explores the delicate balance between pursuing one's career and staying true to one's authentic self. As Lydia grapples with an ex who refuses to let go, a mentor who may want more than just her book, and the pressure of her family's expectations, she'll need to make decisions that will change her life forever.