When I started writing my first novel, most people didn't think I'd finish it.Honestly, there were days I wasn't sure I would either.I was carrying more grief than I knew what to do with. My husband was gone. My parents were gone. My brother was gone. Some days it felt like I was trying to build a future while standing in the middle of the rubble of my old life.But I had one person who kept showing up. One person who read every chapter. One person who believed I could do it.In this episode of Cowboy Logic, I'm sharing the story of writing Starting Over in Montana, the cousin who never stopped believing in me, and the small well of hope that kept me going when I couldn't see the ending yet.This episode is for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by grief, loss, self-doubt, or the opinions of people who didn't believe in them.Because sometimes hope isn't loud.Sometimes it's just taking the next step anyway.If you enjoy heartfelt storytelling, reflections on resilience, and stories about strength, survival, and love, pull up a chair and ride along. I'm also the author of emotional romantic suspense novels set in small-town Montana, where healing, hope, and second chances matter.⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/anndunbarauthor⁠

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