Modern Philippines Love Story, Written in English

A Love Story Novel

To my Dearest Friend,

See, I am listening.

And they are, too.

We love You.

Orange

The Color of Sunset

When Filipino American Cris and rural beauty Anna are drawn into a ten-day whirlwind romance, their short summer together unfolds as a love story for the Philippines, and years later, blossoms into a love story for God.

Meet Cris and Anna

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Broken, Beautiful

“… Our country is broken, but it’s still beautiful. I hope you get to know it someday…”

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What others have said about the story

“What a beautiful story… Don’t be misled by Anna… you will be crying with her and you want her to win with all your heart…”

– Google Books Reader

“…Themes take a while to build, but when they happen, it hits you in the head, and it hits hard…”

– Google Books Reader

“…You will weep your *** off I assure you…”

– Wattpad Reader

“…A love story for the Philippines… a young girl’s love letter and love story for God. I love this unconventional novel.”

– Google Books Reader

“A multi-layered ‘love story’ revealing a socio-political ‘malignant tumor,’ yet in the end, a sincere nod of approval for the humble, every day hero.”

– Academe Reviewer

About 

Summary of #OTCOS the Novel, Logline, Synopsis, Story Notes, Story Treatment

Cris & Anna

Star-crossed protagonists, and the messages / themes they bring to the story

Excerpts

Choice quotes, excerpts, and  selected writings / text from within the novel

Free Chapters

Read online free sample chapters 1 – 5, out of 51 total novel chapters

Download

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About the Author

The author wishes to remain anonymous and will almost certainly remain so.

“The work should stand on its own. It is not about me; it is about the people. I wrote about their story, not mine. Who am I to claim the right to their collective journey?”

Truly, we hope and pray the story touches minds and hearts, inspiring good and lasting change. This is what is hoped for, this is what we want, this is what we pray will be.

Notes about the author’s background:

  • Graduated from both the Ateneo de Manila University and the De La Salle University in the Philippines
  • Holds a Master’s Degree from New York University Tisch School of the Arts
  • Lived and worked in New York City for many years, including at the United Nations Headquarters

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