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Through the Seasons
A Love Story in Four Parts
This is the story of Hope Williams, told in four parts. At 27, she is an ordinary girl trying to find her voice amidst the bustling chaos of New York City. Navigating the noise of city life with a steady gaze and a heart full of unspoken dreams, she often finds herself marveling at how small and insignificant she feels as she strolls through Manhattan's crowded streets, blending into the sea of people. The towering skyscrapers and relentless energy of the city that never sleeps only heighten this sense of insignificance.
Gnight, Sara / ‘Night, Heck
By Justine Castellon and Mike Dee
This is the story of Sara Miller, a 24-year-old copywriter at a Manhattan advertising agency, who unexpectedly crosses paths with Heck Archibald IV, the 28-year-old heir to the formidable Archibald banking dynasty. This chance encounter in a bustling New York City café weaves their destinies together, creating a unique sanctuary where they can unmask their true selves.
Through shared passions for music, film, TV series, and writing, and despite being entangled in separate serious relationships, Sara and Heck find solace in each other during their regular café meetups over brinner (breakfast for dinner). Their interactions, however, remain confined to this café, void of exchanged phone numbers, social media handles, or addresses. They discuss their dreams in this space, like Sara’s aspiration to move to Paris to pen her debut novel. This profound bond prompts them to question whether their current lives align with their envisioned ideals.

Every Story Has Another Side
You met the Archibalds in I Love You Sunday Sunset. You watched Sara Miller fall for Heck Archibald IV, heir to a banking empire. You watched a family hold its secrets close.
But one brother was missing from the room. The Runaway Prince is his story.
Not a Sequel. A Parallel.
The Runaway Prince doesn't pick up where I Love You Sunday Sunset ends. It runs alongside it. Same family. Different road.
And it isn't a romance. It's a story about brothers, about leaving, and about the distance between two people who share a name.
Sara's universe began in Gnight Sara / 'Night Heck. This book widens it. You can read it on its own. But if you've read Sunday Sunset, some moments will land twice.
Meet Steven Archibald
Heck was raised to inherit an empire. His brother Steven walked away from it.
The Runaway Prince follows Steven. The brother who left. The one the family stopped talking about. The prince who didn't want the crown.
Two brothers. One pair of cerulean eyes that ties every chapter together. No spoilers here. Just this: everything you thought you knew about the Archibalds has another side.
Stockholm. Berlin. Siracusa. LA. New York City
Steven doesn't stay put. His road runs from Stockholm to Berlin to Siracusa. Five cities. One man figuring out who he is when no one is calling him an Archibald.
COMING SOON!
Gaius Konstantine edited The Runaway Prince. Release details are on the way.
Until then, if you haven't read I Love You Sunday Sunset, now's the time. Steven's been waiting.
I Love You, Sunday Sunset
By Justine Castellon
Ever wonder what happened to Sara and Heck?
Sara’s life takes a dramatic turn when she discovers she’s pregnant with Heck’s child, just as his divorce and responsibilities to Sophie complicate everything. Determined to keep her pregnancy a secret, Sara struggles to maintain distance while working alongside him, where sparks and tempers run high. In the middle of it all, an impulsive night alters their dynamic, and Sara unexpectedly finds an ally in Heck’s mother, Mrs. Archibald. But secrets unravel, and as Sophie reemerges, a tragic accident leaves Heck in a coma, thrusting Sara into the fractured Archibald family’s chaos and introducing Steven, Heck’s estranged brother, whose return uncovers old wounds and suppressed truths.
Navigating a whirlwind of love, pain, and loyalty, Sara balances the Archibalds’ warm yet broken world and the enigmatic pull of Steven, whose arrival could hold the key to Heck’s recovery. Torn between healing fractured ties and rewriting her own future, Sara faces choices that will reshape everything—for herself, Heck, and a family caught between redemption and destruction. Through heartbreak and secrets, Sara confronts the tangled beauty of hope and forgiveness in a life where no path is simple.
Short Stories
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Tavia Gatanas Joins the
‘Four Seasons’ Audiobook
“This is one of my most fulfilling writing jobs. It felt like having my own witching hour—summoning magic and breathing new life into the pages. With every keystroke, I crafted characters that came to life, captivating readers and leaving them spellbound.”
You can now hear Hope Williams’ voice narrating her story in Four Seasons.
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