Someday, Never, Always

From the author of West of You and Getting Jinxed, a modern romance with the most unreliable of narrators."Humans are pretty pathetic. I say this not as one of their kind who’s having a bad day because someone sat on his cupcake when he placed it on the bus seat beside him to discourage someone from sitting there. I say it as a bystander, a watcher – one who has absolutely no skin in the game, to use their expression.Most people don’t like me very much. Not compared to Romance and Lust who are so much more exciting. But overrated, I would add. With me you know exactly what you’re getting – no false pretenses.I might be harsh, and you might grow to hate me, but if anyone can tell a love story it’s me."Reality stands just on the edge of relationships...watching. He's passing judgement in a calm, calculating way. When you have a moment of intuition about your significant other, an overwhelming feeling you can't explain, that's Reality whispering his own brand of sweet nothings in your ear.But when it comes to Neil and Caroline, Reality is caught between his belief that he shouldn't get involved and his desire to see his two favorite humans realize true love. But humans have free will and an uncanny ability to choose the wrong path. And don't even get Reality talking about Timing. With a voice no louder than a "mouse fart" and a presence humans haven't wanted to see since the dawn of the 21st century, Reality is fighting for true love for two people who just can't seem to get it right."A unique spin on modern romance.""Reality plays Cupid in an unforgettable, funny story of missed opportunities and romantic almosts."

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