Prologue: Note from the Main Character

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Prologue

Note from the Main Character


Dear reader

This is not a book for the rational. This is not a book for the scientific. This is might be based on true events, but this is mostly a work of fiction.

This is a book for the bored and curious. This is a book for the silly. For the pun-making-optimist that finds everything funny and for the cloudy-day-pessimist that needs something to brighten up their dull and dreary day. This is a book worth reading if you don't mind an overdramatic main character ;-).

If you don't find any of these things to your liking, don't bother with this book. I'm overdramatic and over the top and, let's be honest, a handful. You'll just end up giving my author a bad review when in actuality my story was never written for you.

Lots of lovies xoxo,
Jennifer Hudstone (your main character)

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