The debut novel by Jules Markley · Out now
I Missed Me Too
Same woman. New chapter.
A story about love, friendship, desire, and finding your way back to yourself.
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Read the synopsis ↓Inside the story
When did you stop
feeling like you?
There should honestly be a support group for women who confuse potential with reality.
I love Drew.
Which would be a lot less complicated if I still recognized the woman I became while loving him.
From the outside, our life looks fine. Good, even. But somewhere between work, routine, six months of barely touching each other, and wondering why the man beside me seems interested in everything except me, I realized something uncomfortable:
I missed me.
Then a little attention from someone else reminded me what it felt like to be noticed.
A notebook gave me somewhere to put all the things I'd been swallowing.
And Avery and Harper, my best friends and apparently my completely unlicensed life coaches, had plenty to say about all of it.
Suddenly, the questions weren't really about choosing between two men. They were about whether I was finally willing to choose myself.
Funny, messy, painfully honest, and full of the kind of conversations usually reserved for the group chat, I Missed Me Too is a story about love, friendship, desire, and what happens when you realize loving someone shouldn't require disappearing inside the relationship.
A note from Jules
From the mic
to the page.
On Unfiltered, we make room for the conversations that usually stay in the group chat. With I Missed Me Too, I’m bringing that same honesty to fiction: messy relationships, friendship, desire, and the question of what it means to choose yourself.
Thank you for making room for my first novel on your nightstand.
Jules