The Art of Us by Kl Hughes

The Art of Us by Kl Hughes

Eighteen-year-old Charlee Parker met the love of her life in a parking lot--a leggy brunette with a valedictorian medal hanging from her rear-view mirror and an attitude as biting as a Boston winter.
Alexandra Woodson was guarded, a nineteen-year-old orphan set on a bright future in hospitality administration. She never imagined an art student with a penchant for cheesy pick-up lines and stealing parking spaces would crack her rigid exterior and claim her heart.
For four years, theirs was an enviable love--evergreen and growing. Unbreakable.
Until it broke.
Alex's job now brings her back to Boston, after five years working on the opposite side of the country. When, by chance, they meet again, Charlee and Alex are swept up in a whirlwind of heart-rending history, tossed between past and present, and lovers old and new. Will their lingering connection be enough to convince them that some loves are meant to last? Or should the past remain in the past?

KL Hughes is an author and screenwriter from the United States. She spent much of her childhood in a tiny town creating creative ways to entertain herself and others. Hughes demonstrated her tremendous imagination and creativity at a young age, whether through vocal performances or dramatic reenactments of books, movies, and real-life events. Hughes went on to get a bachelor's degree in liberal arts with a concentration in theatre arts and English literature. Her undergraduate experiences allowed her to improve and expand her creative writing and editing talents.

Hughes lives in California with her Dalmatian and works full-time as a writer. She enjoys theatre and movies, travel, visits to old cemeteries and haunted places, performing one-woman musicals for her wife, long walks and treks, family time, and, of course, a good book when she is not writing.