The Meaning of Okay
Despite her efforts to move on, Kennedy Ellis is plagued by her traumatic past. Years after suffering sexual assault, she's left feeling irreparably damaged with frequent nightmares, unresolved pain, and not much hope for something better. That is, until a stranger moves into town and changes her mind about what her life could be.
From the Author
I've been a writer my whole life. The earliest piece of my writing that my parents kept was a poem about the secrets only a conch shell knows. I was in elementary school at the time. It took me years to realize that writing is a passion that will not fade. I'd never spent much time thinking of publishing my work because it's scary putting pieces of yourself out there, but for my first book, I had to. I had to let someone know they're wonderful just the way they are. I'm excited about what the future will bring, even though I have no idea what's in store. Maybe the conch shell does.
- Cortney
About the Author
Cortney Raymond is an early riser, eternal learner, and book lover. She's addicted to all things planner related, and in her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family. Author of The Meaning of Okay, Cortney studied professional writing in college and has been a technical writer for several years. She has a BA in English and an MS in psychology.