The Not-Outcast, page 34
Initially I did put in the book the actual primary diagnosis that Cheyenne was given, but I decided to take that out later on. I’ve worked in the psychology field so I understand the struggle between using a diagnosis to help treat someone versus when that diagnosis becomes the label for that person.
I didn’t want that to happen in this book.
Cheyenne is Cheyenne.
She’s a person. She’s complicated. She’s amazing. She’s loved.
I had a blast writing The Tomcats in this book.
I loved writing Cut.
I loved writing Hendrix.
I loved writing Juna.
This book was just so different from my normal, so I really and truly hoped that the reader loved it as well.
Thank you to The Bookworm Box for letting me put The Not-Outcast in this month’s box! Thank you to Crystal, Debra, Helena, Kimberly, Amy, Rochelle, Paige, Elaine, and the ladies in Tijan’s Crew!
- Tijan
Also by Tijan
Sports Romance Standalones:
Enemies
Teardrop Shot
Hate To Love You
Rich Prick
Series:
Fallen Crest Series
Crew Series
Broken and Screwed Series (YA/NA)
Jaded Series (YA/NA suspense)
Davy Harwood Series (paranormal)
Carter Reed Series (mafia)
Mafia Standalones:
Cole
Bennett Mafia
Young Adult Standalones:
Ryan’s Bed
A Whole New Crowd
Brady Remington Landed Me in Jail
College Standalones:
Antistepbrother
Kian
Contemporary Romances:
The Boy I Grew Up With (standalone)
Bad Boy Brody
Home Tears
Fighter
Rockstar Romance Standalone:
Sustain
Paranormal Standalone:
Evil
More books to come:
Nate
Canary
And more!
Tijan, The Not-Outcast
