Author’s Note
Two years ago to this day I penned the first words of The Art of Mending Memories. It has been more of a pleasure to write than I can say. Sure, there were some rough patches along the way when I suffered from writer’s block, but this is one of my greatest accomplishments. I’ve fallen in love with my characters, and a large part of me is sad to see Kaelyn and Aaron’s story come to an end. I don’t know what I’ve going to do with this story, whether it will ever becoming anything more than a file on my computer, but I’m so glad I stumbled upon Wattpad and began to write it. Even more so, I’m thankful to all of you. Without you guys, I would never have found a reason to finish it. Thank you all so much for reading this story, and sticking with me. Your comments and votes have inspired (and pressured) me to keep writing. I know there were some (very long) gaps when I did not write, and I thank you all for being patient. I especially thank those of you who have been there since the early chapters. You guys—all of you—really are the best.
I don’t know what I plan on doing now. I have a lot of ideas I would like to write as stories. I was going to write a story from Aaron’s older brother Galen’s point of view, but I don’t know if I will. I’m a very busy person, and I don’t want to start a story I can’t finish. But who knows? Maybe I will. I have a lot of ideas, and that’s just one of them.
As always, thank you for reading. I hope you’ve enjoyed reading The Art of Mending Memories as much as I’ve enjoyed writing it.
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The Art of Mending Memories
WerewolfKaelyn Apples has a sad past. Aaron Kleidmer isn't completely human. He's a werewolf; the same species that caused pain in Kaelyn's past. When Aaron finds out Kaelyn is his "special someone," he has to battle with her defenses to win her over. C...
