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Victoria J. Brown

Three heartwarming and emotional novels following a British salon owner as she navigates love, loss, and life’s everyday hardships . . .

A strong woman is tested by life as she copes with running a business, managing complicated relationships, and entering motherhood in these three powerful novels:

Holding Myself

Kat has a busy life. She runs her own beauty salon and has an alcoholic father to worry about. Now she’s discovered that she’s pregnant. Kat and Max have only been together for six months, and she has a turbulent relationship with his mother and with his ex-girlfriend, who refuses to go away. As the pressure builds and her life spirals out of control, Kat has some big decisions to make—and whatever happens, her life is going to change forever.

Losing Myself

Since Kat made her decision, everything around her seems to be falling apart. Not only is she dealing with family secrets, lies, and deceit, but the new salon opening around the corner threatens her livelihood. To make matters worse, her relationship with Max is on the rocks. Now she’s working tirelessly to save both her business and her future . . .

Finding Myself

Kat’s life has become a blur of dirty nappies and sleepless nights. She’s moved into the flat above the salon she owns—without Max, the father of her children. Diagnosed with post-natal depression, Kat feels more alone than ever, especially with Max planning to remarry. . . .

Bloodhound Books

The Chaos Series

The Chaos Series Books One to Three: Holding Myself, Losing Myself, and Finding Myself

A busy, unmarried salon owner finds herself unexpectedly pregnant in this poignant novel about love and its complications . . . 

Kat has a busy life. She runs her own beauty salon and has an alcoholic father to worry about. To make matters worse, she has just discovered she is pregnant. 

Kat and Max have only been together for six months, and she has a turbulent relationship with his mother—and with his ex-girlfriend, who refuses to go away. As the pressure builds, Kat finds herself wondering what path to take. Can she possibly handle bringing up a baby right now? Can she keep her head above water while her life spirals out of control? Kat has some big decisions to make—and whatever happens, her life is going to change forever . . .

“An amazing character.” —Gemma’s Book Reviews

Holding Myself: The Perfect Summer Time Read

A woman fights to save her beauty salon—in the midst of pregnancy and personal betrayals—in this emotionally powerful novel by the author of Holding Myself.

Since Kat made her decision to have a baby—and discovered that she is in fact carrying twins—everything around her seems to be falling apart. Not only is she dealing with family secrets, lies, and deceit but the new salon opening around the corner threatens her livelihood and leaves her feeling betrayed when she learns the truth about who owns it.

To make matters worse, things are on the rocks with Max, the father of her child. Although her relationships with Max’s mother, her own stepmother, and her sister have grown stronger, she’s not sure they’re strong enough to make it through this chaotic chapter of her life. Working tirelessly to save her salon and repair her bond with Max, she is battling every day to stay focused on her future—with no crystal ball to tell her what to do next . . .

“An amazing character.” —Gemma’s Book Reviews

Losing Myself

A single mom of newborn twins seeks a path through post-natal depression—while also trying to keep her beauty salon afloat—in this powerful, emotional novel.

Kat’s life has become a blur of dirty nappies and sleepless nights. She has moved into the flat above the salon she owns—without Max, the father of her children. To make matters worse, Max has revealed he plans to remarry. 

With her twin babies taking up all of her time and Max never around to help, Kat feels constantly on edge—and when she’s diagnosed with post-natal depression, she feels more alone than ever . . .This conclusion to the trilogy that began with Holding Myself and Losing Myself is an emotional, uplifting novel about a woman searching for the light at the end of the tunnel and the strength she finds in the people in her life—and in herself.

“An amazing character.” —Gemma’s Book Reviews