This Is Not How It Ends by Rochelle B. Weinstein

Through the work of fate, the two meet again, and soon they are settled in the Florida Keys planning their wedding. Weinstein, Charlotte meets Philip on an airplane and the two have an instant connection. Please visit her at This is Not How it Ends, written by Rochelle B. When We Let Go releases May 17, 2022, and she is hard at work on her seventh novel, WHAT YOU DO TO ME which releases Spring 2023. When she’s not writing, Rochelle can be found mentoring for Women of Tomorrow, teaching classes at Nova Southeastern University, hiking, reading, and searching for the world’s best nachos. A former entertainment industry executive, she splits her time between sunny South Florida and the mountains of North Carolina. Rochelle spent her early years, always with a book in hand, raised by the likes of Sidney Sheldon and Judy Blume. Weinstein is the USA Today and Amazon bestselling author of This Is Not How It Ends, Somebody’s Daughter, Where We Fall, The Mourning After, and What We Leave Behind. I'm honored to be here.Īuthor Bio: Rochelle B. Books have such a special way of making us feel a part of something way bigger. One of my favorite parts about this career is the connection it brings forth. I guess I'll part by saying THANK YOU to anyone who took the time to read my responses. So I'll throw in finding the world's best nachos.Īnything else you'd like to add: This was fun! Thanks for the great questions. If you're asking for something more exciting than that, I'm not a thrill-seeker at all, so my bucket list is all about family time, mountains and beaches, maintaining my sanity, and meaningful connections and experiences.

Slated for Spring 2023, I'm 40K words in.

WYDTM is the story behind a famous love song and the reporter whose relationship is tested as she searches for the truth. Number one on my bucket list: Number one on my bucket list is to finish my seventh novel, WHAT YOU DO TO ME. More recently, I have a fondness for Matthew Pillsbury and Erik Madigan Heck, as well as Isabella Koopman, a high schooler from my hometown who is just brilliant! My signature drink: Fresh-squeezed orange juice! But a chilled glass of Sauvignon Blanc is my go-to.įavorite artist: Monet is a personal favorite. Place I’d most like to travel: New Zealand

I want to go back! Maybe Henry DeTamble will take me. The seventies woman exuded confidence and her clothes symbolized the time. I love the freedom of expression from this era, and the positivity that flowed from fabrics, patterns, and embroidered logos. One can dream!įavorite decade in fashion history: Seventies! Color and sunshine, bold prints, bell-bottoms and glitter. If I weren’t an author, I’d be a: Nature photographer, therapist, flower shop owner, ESPN sideline reporter, Nacho maker.

This Is Not How It Ends by Rochelle B. Weinstein