Caitlyn struggles to fit in and be unique. A freshman at college ready to start a new chapter in her life, away from the pressure of her family. The last thing on her mind now that she's in college was dating, not with the situationship she's in.

Going back to school after a few years at home, Caitlyn felt on edge but not any less excited about going to school, nothing could bring her down from her school-high, especially not her feeling like things are about to change, not exactly bad but not real good either. The voice in her head had been there all her life and was very much pessimistic as she was, so it was easy to dismiss it's derogatory words, and sum it up to her nerves getting in her head. For once in her pretty lame life she felt optimistic.

       The Sunset series is the first book in the Sunset saga, it tells the story of a young woman who finds herself in a place far more different from what she's familiar with, how she struggled to fit in, the reckless life she lived, her  pain and the choices she made good and bad. It shows our flaws in wanting to adapt and be like everyone as well as being distinctive and unique while being like everyone and no one.The feeling of belonging we crave even if it's from the wrong people, the actions we take and decisions we couldn't care less about or think are the perfect choice that ruins us. Follow Caitlyn on her journey in Brooklyn




 

 


The Sunset Series

"I've just got a call from the headquarters so you'll have to head home alone I've someplace I need to be at'', my mom informed me coming to stand by my side as I stared up at her a frown finding its way to her face erasing every trace of the smile she'd worn a few minutes before she'd received the said call. I wasn't too happy with the news and she could clearly see it written all over my face. I wasn't ready was all I knew, don't know when I will but I'm certain it's not now. I've always been anxious and paranoid. Unfortunately, my awareness of both curses, which is what I call them, had only made them have more effect on me than when I was ignorant of their baneful existence. I was nowhere close to being rid of them now than I was when I knew not of them existing. 


Chapter Five