Ruby Someday

Giving up everything she loved for everything she dreamed of, Ruby Somerby became Hollywood's biggest star. After receiving a letter that her father is dying of cancer, Ruby returns to the small town she outgrew long ago, only to find far more than the love she left behind. Ruby Someday is a light-hearted romantic comedy straight out of the early 2000s, with the quick wit and humor of hits like Sweet Home Alabama and The Gilmore Girls. Ruby Someday proves that no matter where life takes us, we should always hold onto a little hope for our 'someday.'

This heartfelt story reminds us that no matter where life takes us, we should always hold on to a little hope for our 'someday.'

With a final burst of determination, Cole plunged deeper into the freezing water and extended his arms as far as he could, hoping Ruby would grab the stick before it was too late.

No one in town has ever agreed on how long Cole and Ruby were trapped beneath the thick ice. Yet as they finally broke through the surface, gasping for air, everyone seemed to share the same thought. "Cole and Ruby are extraordinary." The town will never forget that day, and the legend of the two only grew. From that day on, wherever one of them went, the other was never far behind. I know what you're thinking: "Great, another typical romance story where the small-town girl sacrifices everything to become a superstar, only to realize she truly wants the man she left behind."

Instead, I will tell you a story about an award-winning actress who nearly lost everything twice, only to realize she still needed her someday.

Sometimes going back home can be more surprising than you might think!

R.A. Rayne is an American author who spent his childhood in Huntington, W.V. He always had a vivid imagination and loved to create his own worlds. Whether inventing battlegrounds, his Star Wars and G.I. Joe Action Figures or drifting off to sleep on some distant planet or alternate dimension, he has always been a natural storyteller. R.A. moved to Los Angeles, California, and discovered he enjoyed creating his worlds more than acting in someone else's. As a result, he gradually shifted from acting to writing. He has authored Soul Reaver: Book One of A Vampire's Desire and Protocol: G.I. Joe. His third novel, Angel Dust, is a novel that is guaranteed to anger and disturb its reader. R.A. has also written and produced several independent film scripts. He has hosted a Pop Culture Podcast called Nerdibles for ten years.R.A. lives with his wife and daughter in Los Angeles, California.