Juliana Skye

A Roaring Joy Juliana Skye

Publisher Marketing: I personally think that one of the funniest things in life is that everyone likes to help the helpless, but no one wants to help those who help themselves. Well, except for God I suppose; since it's supposed to say somewhere in one of those books that God helps those who help themselves. Take the whole 'damsel in distress' syndrome. Imagine, if you will, that there's some average (yet attractive) girl who's just going about her business when something crazy goes down. Okay, so it's (usually) not her fault, but does she have to figure out how to fix it? No. Does she have to manage on her own? No! Some powerful, worldly, rich AND attractive (most times devilishly attractive) man sweeps in and saves her. Am I jealous? Hell yes! Who wants to be the girl that always manages to make due? Who wants to be the girl that gets overlooked because she always takes care of herself? No one, that's who! I want to be the girl that someone cares about. I want to be the girl that someone will move heaven and earth to make happy, that someone will take care of-not because I can't take care of myself-but because they worry about me. I don't want to have to be weak to be loved. Because I don't think I can be weak like that and I do so desperately want to be loved.