The Novels BY BRITT WOLFE
Welcome to the part of the site I used to swear I’d never make—because sharing your novels with the internet is only slightly less terrifying than sharing a shower with a huntsman spider. But alas, here we are. This section exists because I finally got brave (or just too tired to keep telling my stories to the shower spider). These are the books I’ve written in the quiet hours and the chaotic ones, fuelled by too much coffee, not enough sleep, and an undying crush on Justin Trudeau.
Most of these stories started as whispers—half-formed what-ifs and emotionally needy plot bunnies who wouldn’t shut up until I gave them room to breathe. If you’re here, you’re either curious, lost, or one of my friends pretending not to be emotionally wrecked by chapter seventeen (thank you for your service).
My writing leans heavily on love, grief, ghosts (emotional and otherwise), and the spectacular ways we fall apart trying to hold on to what once made us feel safe. So if you’re into haunted memories, beautifully bad decisions, and heartbreak wrapped in poetic language… welcome home. If not, I hear TikTok is nice this time of year.
A brand-new novel is coming June 1st every single year, because apparently I’ve decided to cope with the crushing weight of existence by releasing a full-length emotionally devastating book every spring. (Growth?)
So. Deep breath. Dive in.
It’s crowded in here—but the view’s not bad.
Coming July 1st
Merritt is forty-one, widowed, and barely holding together the pieces of a life that used to make sense. Her days are measured in careful routines and quiet grief—until she quite literally falls at the feet of Norland’s most captivating politician.
Beau Lancaster is the country’s Minister of Finance, a divorced father of three, and a man used to attention—but not like this. Not from her. With soft blue eyes that make everyone feel like they’re the only person in the room and a calm that steadies everything around him, Beau offers Merritt his hand—and maybe something more.
What begins with a fall becomes a slow, aching unraveling. Of memories. Of grief. Of everything Merritt thought she had to survive alone. But falling for someone new means confronting everything she hasn’t let go of—and learning to believe in something softer than survival.
Set against the snowy streets of Arbourleigh and the stormy backdrop of political tension, On the Edge of After is a sweeping, second-chance love story about the weight of memory, the quiet rebellion of vulnerability, and what happens when two people brave enough to love again finally collide.