Some stories come to us in a whisper, while others demand to be told. Just One More was one of those stories that gripped my heart and wouldn’t let go until it was written.

At its core, Just One More is about love, loss, and the desperate wish for just a little more time. Grace, a devoted single mother, pours everything into creating beautiful memories with her five-year-old daughter, Ruby, but, when Ruby is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, Grace's world is shattered. Instead of crumbling, she makes a promise—she will give Ruby everything she asks for. Whether it’s an extra bedtime story, one more adventure, or another scoop of ice cream, the answer is always “yes.”

That’s where the phrase just one more becomes so important. It’s the heartbeat of the story, the reminder of how precious each moment is.

Then comes Logan, a virtual reality developer with a groundbreaking technology that could give Grace and Ruby something extraordinary: a chance to experience an entire lifetime together in a digital world. But as Grace navigates this dreamlike space, she’s faced with a painful truth—no matter how perfect technology makes things, it can never replace the real moments that truly matter.

I poured my heart into this book, and seeing how readers have connected with it has been incredible. Another author, Julia Blake called it “beautifully told” and said the emotions are “so raw they will pierce even the stoniest of hearts.” Readers have reached out to say how deeply this story moved them, and that means everything to me.

I write stories that explore love, heartbreak, and the complexities of human emotions, and Just One More is one of the most emotional journeys I’ve taken as a writer. If you’re looking for a book that will make you feel everything, I hope you’ll give this one a chance.

You can find Just One More on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and many more.

Thank you for reading and for supporting my work. Every message, every review, and every reader who takes this journey with Grace and Ruby makes this all worthwhile.

Until next time,

T.A. Rosewood. x 😊