She knew she had to make the most of her space and started falling down the rabbit hole of google to figure out where on earth she could put an office. An office held the keys to productivity and the weapons needed to stop the dreaded Netflix monster from invading.
Then one magical day she found a show called "Tiny House Nation".
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The author was enchanted by the the magical images she was shown. People built everything they needed into only 250 square feet or less. The people in the show downsized. They sacrificed, and they used all their extra money to have wonderful adventures throughout the globe.
Then the author realized it was three weeks later and she was out of clean clothes and had watched over twenty hours straight of this program.
She had to take action. She had to release the hold this show had on her. There was only one way to break the spell.
She wrote a book.
So...yeah. I got obsessed. I fell down the rabbit hole. I googled, I pinned, I started following every twitter account I could find.
(Yo...Tiny House Nation...if you still want to use my obsessive tweeting in a commercial, the timing would be killer. Just putting it out there. ;p)
It became all consuming for me in a big way, and I had to get it out of my head.
That was where this story idea came from. At the end of the day, everyone on these shows got rid of everything they didn't need in life so they could focus on what was the most important to them.
It fascinated me, and the idea of everything having a place, and needing so much less material goods in life, appeals to me.
The idea of cleaning up a whole house in ten minutes doesn't sound too bad either.
I'm releasing this "Tiny" book tomorrow, and I hope you'll give it a try. If you love tiny houses, or can't imagine someone living in something so small, I think you'll find something to love about this series.
Don't be surprised by some sizzling scenes. There's always room for that in my world.
If you've read the book, let me know what you think! If you're getting your copy tomorrow, let me know what you're most excited to read in those pages.
Whether you love or love to hate Felicity and Brandon, thanks for coming on the tiny journey with me.
~Roxy
To find Roxy's books with buy links and what she has coming up next check out her website at RoxyRocksMe.com
So...yeah. I got obsessed. I fell down the rabbit hole. I googled, I pinned, I started following every twitter account I could find.(Yo...Tiny House Nation...if you still want to use my obsessive tweeting in a commercial, the timing would be killer. Just putting it out there. ;p)
It became all consuming for me in a big way, and I had to get it out of my head.
That was where this story idea came from. At the end of the day, everyone on these shows got rid of everything they didn't need in life so they could focus on what was the most important to them.
It fascinated me, and the idea of everything having a place, and needing so much less material goods in life, appeals to me.
The idea of cleaning up a whole house in ten minutes doesn't sound too bad either.
I'm releasing this "Tiny" book tomorrow, and I hope you'll give it a try. If you love tiny houses, or can't imagine someone living in something so small, I think you'll find something to love about this series.
Don't be surprised by some sizzling scenes. There's always room for that in my world.
If you've read the book, let me know what you think! If you're getting your copy tomorrow, let me know what you're most excited to read in those pages.
Whether you love or love to hate Felicity and Brandon, thanks for coming on the tiny journey with me.
~Roxy
To find Roxy's books with buy links and what she has coming up next check out her website at RoxyRocksMe.com
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Living tiny doesn’t leave many places to hide.
Tiny Houses, Big
Hearts,
Book 1
Felicity Newhouse left a life of excess for a
tiny house—and she’s never felt richer. She’d like to give back to the
artisanal community who gave her wounded spirit a place to land, but she wants
to do it on her own terms. Except she’s been turned down for a loan four times.
And the fifth bank on her list isn’t looking too promising, either.
The woman sitting across Brandon Halston’s
desk must be out of her mind. Who’d want to live in a house the size of his
walk-in closet, much less create an entire community of them? He’s drawn to her
soft beauty and her ideals, but business is business.
When her story hits the news, Brandon’s boss
solves the PR nightmare by ordering him to spend a month in her house—while
cameras roll. The heat between them boils over like the water for their morning
coffee. But when one person is hiding who they really are, passion may not be
enough to clean up the dirt someone is digging up behind the scenes.
Warning: This book
contains copious amounts of coffee and sex in confined spaces. If the tiny
house is rockin’ don’t come a-knockin’.
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