Butterfly

Butterfly is a story about growth, change, and acknowledging the past to enjoy the present. When Jacob arrives at a friend's going away party only to discover the one that got away was also invited. He reminisces on the relationship they shared, and the man that exists in those memories. His battle with the imaginations of the past prevent him from acknowledging the changed for the better man standing before him. The novel grapples with the ides of how we let go of love, the philosophy...
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Butterfly is a story about growth, change, and acknowledging the past to enjoy the present. When Jacob arrives at a friend's going away party only to discover the one that got away was also invited. He reminisces on the relationship they shared, and the man that exists in those memories. His battle with the imaginations of the past prevent him from acknowledging the changed for the better man standing before him. The novel grapples with the ides of how we let go of love, the philosophy of personal happiness, and how we accept growth in others. Using the backdrop of a bar in West Hollywood, the story unveils itself as if it was a one act play, and the fluid transitions allow for the reader to create an almost film like imagery of the words on the page. This is Butterfly.