Stuck on Love: When Love Isn’t Enough
- Alondra Scott
- 1 day ago
- 3 min read
There’s a point in every woman’s life when she asks herself: How did I get here? Not the good kind of here—not the dream job, the loving partner, the inner peace we all crave. But the other side. The here where your dreams feel like they're slipping through your fingers. Where the person sleeping beside you feels more like a prison than a partner. Where the love you give comes back damaged, distorted… or doesn’t come back at all.
That’s where Jadah finds herself in Stuck on Love.
A Dream Deferred
Jadah was born to be seen. A natural performer, an aspiring actress, and a woman with fire in her heart and stars in her eyes. But somewhere between her audition tapes and late-night rehearsals, life happened. More specifically, Ronnie happened.
Ronnie isn’t just a man with baggage—he’s the entire baggage claim. Jealous, manipulative, emotionally draining. He clips Jadah’s wings, all while pretending to hold her down. The worst part? She stays. Not because she doesn’t know better, but because her heart hasn’t caught up to what her soul already knows:
This isn’t love.
But when you’ve invested time, energy, and dreams into someone, walking away feels like failure—even if staying is what’s killing you.
Enter Wesley: The Plot Twist
Just when Jadah's ready to give up on everything—her passion, her peace, her damn self—she crosses paths with Wesley. A rising screenwriter with vision, heart, and the kind of attention that doesn’t suffocate. He sees her. Not as a problem to fix or a toy to control—but as the main character of her own story.
For the first time in a long time, Jadah feels like she’s breathing again.
But healing ain’t linear. And just when she’s starting to believe in love again, she catches Wesley with his ex… and everything spirals. The flashbacks. The fear. The familiar ache of disappointment.
Because sometimes, even the right person comes with the wrong timing.
Why This Story Matters
Stuck on Love isn’t just a romance novel—it’s a reflection. A cautionary tale. A love letter to every woman who’s been gaslit, ghosted, lied to, and left for dead emotionally. It’s for the women who keep pouring from an empty cup, hoping love will refill it.
Jadah’s story is one of heartbreak—but it’s also one of hope. Because love may start with someone else, but real healing? That starts with you.
For the Women Still Healing
If you’ve ever found yourself begging for clarity, doubting your worth, or trying to make peace with someone who thrives on chaos—this book is for you.
If you’ve ever mistaken trauma bonding for soulmates, or silence for stability—this book is for you.
If you’ve ever had to rebuild yourself from the rubble of someone else’s damage—Stuck on Love is more than a story. It’s your reminder that you're not alone.
About the Author
Sevyn Scott writes the kind of fiction that hits you in the chest—raw, real, and rooted in life as it is. Her stories are filled with grit, grace, and lessons that linger. With Stuck on Love, Sevyn taps into the emotional truth behind toxic relationships and the power it takes to escape them.
Every chapter bleeds honesty. Every twist reflects reality. And every woman who reads this book will walk away either seen, validated, or empowered.
Choose You
Love can be beautiful. But when it starts costing you your peace, your purpose, or your sense of self—it’s no longer love. It’s survival. And Stuck on Love is the blueprint for what it looks like to survive, escape, and rise.
Ready to Dive In?
Grab your copy of Stuck on Love now and follow Jadah on her emotional journey from heartache to healing. Because the hardest lessons often lead to the most powerful stories.
Let’s Talk About It
Have you ever been stuck on love? Share your story, tag a friend, or drop your favorite quote from the book. Healing is better when we do it together.
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