
Book cover of a blonde woman holding flowers looking over her shoulder at a dark-haired man who is smiling at her.


Book cover of a blonde woman holding flowers looking over her shoulder at a dark-haired man who is smiling at her.
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Bethany Romano Quits available November 10!
My name is Bethany Romano—Instagram-worthy wife, mother, and daughter. But I'm calling it quits on putting everyone else first, and there will be no two weeks’ notice.
I'm seventeen years into my marriage, and what can I show for it? A too-handsome-for-my-own-good husband (who has forgotten that I exist) and four beautiful children (who are all too happy to cast me as their personal maid). Now, my midlife crisis is being served with a side of tarot cards and gemstones, and I'm manifesting some serious main character energy.
Enter: The Quit List
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I, Bethany Romano, will QUIT expecting perfection from myself. Perfectionism is a toxic construct—exacerbated by social media—that leads to people-pleasing, stress, anxiety, and other unhealthy behaviors. I will drop it like the bad habit it is.
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I will QUIT always putting myself last. I’m a mother, not a martyr. I’m allowed to have needs, and I’m allowed to meet those needs.
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I will QUIT doing things for other people that they can do for themselves. My time and energy are just as important as theirs, and I will act accordingly.
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I will QUIT doubting myself. I am a strong, smart, sexy, magical bitch, and I will NOT forget it.
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I will QUIT depending solely on my husband, Andrew Romano, to feel sexually validated. I, Bethany Romano, a grown-ass woman, will sexually validate myself.
What I didn’t see coming? Drew’s reaction. Because the feistier I get, the more my husband doubles down on this marriage. He seems to like this bolder, more demanding version of me, and the harder he fights for us, the more I dare to hope that falling out of love might just be a chance to fall back in again.
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War on Christmas available now!
As a storyteller, I have all sorts of characters floating through my brain at any given moment. Silly ones. Loud ones. Stressed ones. And I love them all. But none of them have ever gripped me—and relentlessly refused to let go until I told their story—like Freya. Writing Freya was like being swept up in a strong current, and I was just along for the ride. She was the force of nature who drove this story from the first inklings of inspiration, and I'm so excited that I finally get to share her—and Jeremy—with you all.
What presents will you unwrap in War on Christmas?
Friends-to-Enemies-to-Lovers
Reverse Grumpy/Sunshine
Brother’s Best Friend
Spice (Not just the cloves and cinnamon kind!)
Banter
Soul mate vibes
Witchy fun (Gemstones, tarot, and winter solstice!)
Nerd culture (Oh, the fantasy role-playing games!)
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