Read Love Drunk :: Author's note

Hi everyone!

Time for a new story, how exciting! So, I thought I’d check in with you here at the beginning to say a few words about Love Drunk.

It is a spin-off to Campus Romance, BUT you can read it as a stand-alone!

Disclaimer: The story contains depictions of addiction and substance abuse. This is of course a very serious and complex topic, but for the purpose of the story it might be simplified to some extent, so be aware that it is a much more nuanced thing in real life. I do not claim to be an expert nor do I think you should take my portrayal of it as a 100% accurate representation of it. If you or anyone you know is struggling with addiction, please consider reaching out to someone you trust and getting professional help. Step by step I hope you can heal and be happy. Love you, take care🖤

The first chapter will be out soon! And I will most likely be updating once a week.

Thank you to everyone who read (or is reading) Campus Romance, you’re amazing! And thank you to anyone coming along on this journey with me for this one!!

- L. V. Adams

P.s. Here is a summary of the plot if you missed it or need a refresh:

Evelyn "Eve" Montfort and Irene Ellison have been in an on-again, off-again relationship since high school, always believing the threads of faith were pulling them back together each time they drifted apart, but when things once again take a turn for the worse in their relationship, will talented seamstress, Irene, be able to patch things up between them or will all their time together be as wasted as Eve?

In this story the couple navigates through their complicated thoughts and feelings regarding their own issues as well as their relationship with each other. Irene struggles through feelings of insecurity and jealousy, while Eve slowly realizes her relationship with alcohol is quite different from everyone else's, which leads her down some dark paths where she has to come to terms with some uncomfortable truths if she wants to heal.

Will they find their way back to each other for good or have the stitches come undone one too many times?