Hannah Stone – författare

Somewhere between yes and no lives the truth she's been running from.Lena has already said her last goodbye. She's given herself a second hello. But now, standing at the edge of everything she thought she wanted, she's faced with a choice that has no perfect answer.As old wounds resurface and new possibilities emerge, Lena must navigate the final stretch of her transformation — from haunted to whole, from maybe to meaning. The past she escaped, the future she's built, and the love she never expected all collide in one last reckoning.The Final Maybe is a story of clarity born from chaos, of choosing yourself even when it hurts, and of learning that the most powerful endings… are the ones we write ourselves.This is the final chapter of Lena's journey — raw, real, and radiant.

The Painter's Wife An affair, a canvas, and the truth that lies beneath the surface.Some stories begin with a single brushstroke.The colors were always bright around Camille — brilliant splashes of vermillion, turquoise, and gold — until the day she found herself staring into the center of a canvas, unable to paint a single line.To the world, Camille Calder was the muse, the socialite wife of Julian Calder, a celebrated painter whose works hung in Manhattan's finest galleries. But behind every vibrant canvas was a woman whose secrets bled into the paint, whose silence spoke louder than applause.In the quiet hush of an art studio, truths wait to be discovered — and sometimes, the only way to find them is to break the rules, risk the affair, and follow the path of passion wherever it leads.This is Camille's story. The story of how a wife became an artist, a secret lover, and a woman finally unafraid to see the truth on her own canvas.

Boho Hearts is a love letter to the ones who feel too much, fall too fast, and fight like hell to find themselves again.This trilogy follows Lena — a woman navigating loss, longing, and reinvention through the hazy glow of love once had and the painful clarity of letting go. Across three books, we walk beside her as she revisits the past, reclaims her power, and redefines what it means to come home — not just to a place, but to herself.Set against backdrops that are as vivid as her emotions — from New York storage units to sun-drenched deserts — Lena's journey is messy, magnetic, and unmistakably human. It's about the kind of heartbreak that lingers, and the kind of healing that doesn't always come in straight lines.For anyone who's ever reread old love letters, found feathers in unexpected places, or tried to stitch their spirit back together with music, memories, and a little bit of magic — this one's for you.

Welcome to the Boho Universe.This is a world where love is messy, secrets run deep, and even the brightest skies sometimes have to crack open so the stars can shine through.It's a universe filled with women who live big, feel everything, and occasionally find themselves tangled up with men whose abs could end wars. It's the kind of place where scandal and passion dance side by side, and where friendships—especially those between sisters and ride-or-die besties—are the glue that holds everything together.In the Boho Universe, marriages don't always look perfect from the outside. Affairs happen. Mistakes happen. Hearts get broken—and healed again. But underneath it all, there's love. Fierce, complicated, breathtaking love.And there's art. Always art. From seaglass sculptures with names that belong in the Kama Sutra, to paintings that spill secrets onto canvas, creativity is the pulse of this world.So pour yourself a glass of something sparkly. Grab your crystals. And come join me in the Boho Universe.Because the best stories are the ones women share with each other when no one else is listening.

A novel of memory, reinvention, and the love we never truly leave behind.When Lena left New York, she thought she was leaving heartbreak behind too. But some goodbyes don't stick—and some love stories aren't over, even when the pages seem closed.Now living far from the coast, painting her way through the ghosts of her past, Lena receives an unexpected message that pulls her back into the orbit of Aaron, the one man who taught her how to fall—and how to break. Together, they'll face the memories they buried, the choices they regret, and the possibility that the third goodbye might just be the beginning.Set against a backdrop of coastal beauty and artistic rebirth, The Third Goodbye is a hauntingly romantic novel about second chances, soul ties, and the courage it takes to be seen—again.

The Girl Who Saved The SkySome people think Manhattan is made of steel and glass. I know better. It's held together by secrets, ambition, and the soft gold glow of gallery lights on a Thursday night.Which is why, on the first crisp spring evening of April, I found myself standing in the middle of the Verve Manhattan Gallery, clutching a flute of champagne, and praying the universe would grant my sister just one normal month.It wasn't looking good.Camille was dazzling as always, her honey-blonde hair twisted into a loose chignon, a single seaglass earring glinting at her temple like a drop of ocean light. Beside her, Julian —husband, genius painter, part-time egomaniac—was holding court, surrounded by critics and collectors hanging on his every word.To anyone else, Camille and Julian looked like the power couple of Manhattan's art world. The perfect pair. A match made in a very expensive, very color-coordinated heaven.But I've learned perfection is a frame job. Step close enough and you'll see the cracks in the canvas.And tonight, the crack's name was Isabel Rivera.She'd arrived in Manhattan a week ago, and already half the art scene was buzzing about her "e;transcendent seaglass sculptures."e; She was brilliant, beautiful, and—unfortunately—the ex-girlfriend of Lucas Ortega.Lucas, who just happened to be the man my sister Camille had very publicly not had an affair with.Except she had.And as if my night wasn't stressful enough, Lucas himself appeared across the gallery, leaning one broad shoulder against the doorframe. His linen shirt clung to a chest that looked carved out of marble, and when he crossed his arms, the motion pulled the fabric tight across his abs—perfectly sculpted like a Greek statue in the Met.I rolled my eyes. Camille's eyes, on the other hand, did not roll.Great. Just great.Because in my family, secrets don't stay buried. They shimmer under the gallery lights, waiting for the perfect moment to shatter the sky.And I had the distinct feeling that this was about to be one of those moments.

Sometimes healing looks like heartbreak—and sometimes, the second chance you need is your own.Lena left the ashes of her old life behind. Reinvention was the plan, and for a moment, it worked. But when a familiar face shows up in a city that was never meant to remember her, everything unravels—again.In The Second Hello, Lena finds herself pulled between who she was, who she's becoming, and who she's afraid to be. With a past that won't stay buried and a future she's still too scared to reach for, Lena must navigate love, loss, and the messy beauty of starting over—again and again.Bohemian at heart but battle-worn at soul, Lena isn't just trying to find home—she's learning to build it from scratch. But some things—like unfinished love and hard truths—demand more than a fresh start. They demand courage.Book Two of the Boho Hearts trilogy, Hannah Stone delivers another emotionally rich, stylishly raw novel about what it really takes to heal.

Camille's Letter A sister's secrets, a found letter, and a journey to forgiveness.Lena has rebuilt her life from the ashes of heartbreak and family betrayal, determined never to let the past steal her peace again. Her days are filled with color and quiet joy—until the day she discovers a letter from her estranged sister, Camille.In Camille's carefully penned words lie secrets Lena never imagined—and an apology she's not sure she's ready to accept.As memories resurface of dreams derailed and wounds left unhealed, Lena must choose: open the door to the past and risk her hard-won serenity, or finally close it for good.But forgiveness is rarely simple, and the truth might hold the key to a freedom Lena never thought possible.

Seven months ago, Maya made the choice she thought would protect her. She walked away.For most of her life, Maya has mastered independence. Strong, confident, and used to relying only on herself, she has always believed that leaving first was the safest way to avoid being hurt. But when she met Baxter Collins—calm, thoughtful, and quietly steady—something about him felt different.And that difference terrified her. Instead of facing what she felt, Maya disappeared.Now, months later, fate brings them back together in New York City. What begins as an unexpected reunion slowly turns into something deeper as the two of them begin to confront the questions they left unanswered.Was their connection real?Or was it just another story Maya told herself to avoid the truth?As the past resurfaces and old fears begin to unravel, Maya discovers that love doesn't always arrive the way we expect. Sometimes it appears quietly, asking us to trust what we feel instead of running from it. But trusting love means learning how to stay. And staying may be the bravest thing Maya has ever done.Set between the vibrant energy of New York and the emotional world of the Boho universe, 143 is a heartfelt story about personal growth, second chances, and the mysterious ways life brings people back together when the timing is finally right.This unforgettable final chapter of the Boho Awakening Trilogy explores friendship, spiritual awakening, and the courage it takes to recognize love when it returns.Sometimes the clearest message in the world can be hidden in three simple numbers.1. 4. 3.I love you.

Three women. One wild Vegas night. And a truth Maya can't run from anymore.Maya has always been the woman who leaves first. Successful. Independent. Impossible to control. She knows how to attract attention, admiration, and desire—but letting someone truly see her? That's a different story.After years of building a life on her own terms, Maya has perfected the art of keeping things exciting but temporary. Love, after all, has a way of asking for things she isn't sure she can give.But everything begins to shift during a spontaneous trip to Las Vegas with her closest friend, Lena. Beneath the neon lights and midnight conversations, Maya finds herself facing something she never expected: a connection that doesn't feel like a game.For the first time, walking away might not be the strongest move. As old patterns collide with new possibilities, Maya must confront the question she has avoided for years:Is independence always freedom… or sometimes just another way of hiding?

Some journeys begin with independence. Others begin with friendship. But the most powerful journeys begin the moment we finally allow ourselves to love.The Boho Awakening Trilogy follows Maya, a fiercely independent woman who has built her life on strength, ambition, and the belief that she doesn't need anyone to complete her. But life has a way of challenging the stories we tell ourselves.In The Unreachable Girl, Maya learns that independence can sometimes become its own kind of wall. In Sky High Heels & Standards, friendship, celebration, and unexpected connections begin to crack that wall open during a wild and unforgettable weekend in Las Vegas.And in 143, Maya must finally face the truth she has spent her whole life avoiding: that love is not something to run from, but something to grow into.Set between the electric lights of Las Vegas and the quiet magic of New York City, the Boho Awakening universe explores friendship, personal growth, spiritual timing, and the mysterious ways the universe guides us toward the people meant for us. Because sometimes the bravest thing we can do is not walk away. Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is stay.

She mastered independence. Staying is the hard part.Maya has built a life on discipline, beauty, and control.By day she works as a nurse, steady hands guiding people through their worst moments. By night, she occasionally steps into another world—modeling, charity events, rooms where attention follows her without effort.Attention is easy.Connection is not. Maya doesn't believe she's afraid of love. She believes she simply has standards. But somewhere between her carefully chosen relationships and the quiet habit of leaving before things become real, she's perfected a different skill entirely: staying unreachable.Then she meets Baxter Collins.A calm, observant sports journalist who doesn't chase chaos and doesn't compete for attention, Baxter sees through the performance Maya has spent years perfecting. He's steady where she is guarded. Patient where she expects pursuit. And for the first time, Maya finds herself facing something far more unsettling than heartbreak.A man who refuses to play the game.As attraction grows between them, Maya must confront the pattern she has never questioned before: the instinct to run when something real begins to take shape.Because sometimes the most destabilizing thing in the world…is someone who stays.Set against the warm desert landscapes of Taos and the glittering distractions of Las Vegas, The Unreachable Girl is a slow-burn romantic drama about independence, vulnerability, and the quiet courage it takes to stop running from love.

What if surviving meant letting go?  Annabelle's life is happily planned out in her notebook: work, school, and having the perfect summer with her boyfriend. Until a tragic accident erases all her plans and sparks an unlikely friendship.  Vance is drifting through life, keeping his head down and his music loud. His only goal is to make it through senior year.  The only person who understands Annabelle's grief is Vance, but he's hiding a secret and if it's exposed, he'll be expelled, and lose the only friend he's ever allowed himself to have.  As everything they thought they knew about love and loyalty burns down around them, Annabelle and Vance must decide if they can hold on long enough to face the truth—and each other.