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In Love...
When fate plays the song of your heart again
Remy's extraordinary mind won't let her forget. Every moment, every touch, every shadow lives painfully vividly within her. A childhood love... an unforgettable kiss... and nothing since has surpassed it.
Remy is not an ordinary woman; she is officially autistic. Her photographic memory may be a blessing, but it may also be a curse. In any case, she is too smart, too sensitive, too cautious. Her skin remembers every touch. Her past is shrouded in secrets, and only one thing can rewrite her future: love.
And when a mysterious man, Just Sam, enters her life, Remy knows immediately that it is no coincidence. Everything changes by their second date. One glance, one spark... and a truth she doesn't even dare admit to herself. He is Sean, the legend of her childhood, the only one who ever truly touched her. Body and soul.
But Sean doesn't remember her. And Remy isn't ready to tell him the truth. Not yet.
When fate or someone else exposes them in a scandalous magazine, they are forced to hide together. In Sean's house in Laguna Beach, where you can hear the roar of the ocean. Layer by layer, they begin to unravel their secrets. Remy knows that if her secret is revealed, Sean may leave her forever. But how long can she hide her past... and her own body? Because she carries a truth that she believes will make her unlovable forever.
A story about two wounded souls who have lived too much to start over, yet too little to give up.
This is not a typical love story. It is a confession.
About pain. About longing. About second chances.
And about whether there is a love strong enough to heal what life has taken away forever.
Early Bird Experiment
I know what my words mean in Hungarian. Now I want to discover what they make you feel in English.
I wrote In Love… in Hungarian, because that's the only language my mind will write in. But the story was never only about Hungarians my characters come from everywhere. What they share is simple: they all ended up here, in Los Angeles, trying to build a life far from where they started.
So the real question isn't whether the book exists. It does. The question is whether it survives the crossing whether the emotion, the ache, and yes, the humor still land once the words become English.
I don't want to answer that alone. I'm translating it in the open with with you: readers who can tell me what carries, what falls flat, and what needs a different kind of magic. This isn't a finished product handed down. It's a story being reborn, live and you get to shape how it sounds.
Read the first three Early Access chapters of "In Love… Until You Come". Tell me what made you laugh, what moved you, what felt strange and whether I was bold or simply too much.
Your reactions will help shape the final English edition.
They have already read it
Megan 29, CA
"The moment that gorgeous stranger in flip-flops just strolls up to her table while she's inhaling a slice of cake, that's where I was gone. One page in and I knew I'd read the whole thing in one sitting."
Kinga 35, Hun
"When Remy builds a "man" out of sofa cushions to practice seduction (while Sean watches from his hiding spot) I had to cover my mouth to stifle my laughter. Then came the "Sit!"... well, okay, Sean. I’d sit down too."
Norah 43, NY
"When Sean sings her his own old song in the jacuzzi, I sighed out loud. It took me a minute before I could keep reading. Writing a man like that should honestly be illegal."