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Ok, guys. It's finally time to start counting down...

Not to the new year, though. We're counting down to the release of Part II in The Midnight City Series: Never Let Me Go.

4 more days until Never Let Me Go is LIVE! Are you excited? I hope so, because I am.

My wonderful, amazing cover design artist, Jada D'Lee, is putting the finishing touches on my cover, which I am already in love with based on the rough proof she sent me last week. But I think I'm going to set it up for Preorder without the cover, just to get the ball rolling and do something because I'm so anxious I feel like I'm going to crawl out of my skin!!

I cannot wait for everyone to see what happens next in Andrew & Tessa's story.

Just to give you a little insight into what to expect from Part II, let me first start off by saying that NLMG is longer than Midnight City. I know what you're thinking... How the hell is that possible??

Well, I will tell you that when I wrote Andrew & Tessa's 3 Part story, I wrote it all for myself. I honestly never thought it would see the light of day, until my awesome pestering friends started bothering me to publish, which was the best thing I've ever done.

So basically, Never Let Me Go is slightly longer than the other two, but only because so much happens. It is really chock-full of goings on between the lovely couple. AND if that's not crazy enough, I actually do have an uncut version, which contains some deleted scenes, if you will.

What can I say? I just don't know how to end things, that's my problem. I find myself rarely satisfied with endings to books, and it's because I never want anything to end.

So that's basically the central theme of the entire series... Everlasting stories of love, drama, sex, relationships, heartbreak, and bravery.

If at any point when reading Never Let Me Go you think to yourself, Oh my God, why am I still reading this?!, I urge you to just keep going. I promise you, you'll LOVE the way this one ends. And it's probably just my self-deprecation talking here, because it's not that long. I'm just self-conscious about it, because books in this genre are rarely more than 500 pages, and my lengthy stories make me feel like I'm competing with Rowling or Tolkein... although maybe I am! They're both inspirations to the fiction world, so I suppose it's not a bad thing.

Anyway, I'm rambling. As usual.

The point here is that I am INSANELY exited to drop NLMG, and I can't wait for my readers to pick it up (If you get the paperback, try to work in some bicep curls, and by the end you might look like The Situation).

I'm going to post some more teasers on social for the next 4 days, so keep your eyes on my IG and FB... (@authornylak on both).

Love you guys! See you December 31st! ;)