I wrote a book. It only took twenty years and a new computer.
When I graduated college, my mom bought me a computer. The reason was simple: she wanted me to write a book.
I didn't write a book.
I got a job. Then another job. I became a podcast producer and editor, a spiritual coach, a Reiki practitioner, a tarot reader, a Girl Scout troop leader, a person with two cats named Calcifer and Howl. I built a whole life. A good one.
But those manuscripts on that computer never fully left me.
Twenty years later, I finally wrote it.
My debut romance novel is coming soon. It's about a woman who loses everything she thought defined her and finds something better in a small town, a coffee shop, and a man who thinks she's a masterpiece when she feels like a wreck. I don't know where Ivy ends, and I begin on some of those pages. I'm okay with that.
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Caroline Hull lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where she’s a wife, homeschool mom, and podcast editor. She’s the author of Let Her Return, a nonfiction book for women ready to stop trying to fix themselves and start returning to who they already are.
She also co-hosts Bookish Ambitions, a podcast about books, book-to-screen adaptations, and the fandoms that wreck you beautifully, alongside her cousin Catherine, her favorite reading companion since childhood.
These days, Caroline is most excited about writing contemporary romance: stories about romance, reinvention, and women coming back to life. She explores the messy, hopeful business of becoming yourself again on her blog, Kissing & Existential Crises.
She is, in short, a lot of things. But she's always got another story to tell.
Pull up a chair. There's room for you here.