7:33 a.m. ~ The Clock is Ticking …Wake up!

Time is unflinching, inflexible, and passes at its own consistent pace, despite our best intentions to control it. We live, we grow, we change…at least some of us do.

7:33 a.m. is an unusual usual love story about time, and timing. Let me explain: one man loves two women simultaneously, which can be considered unusual; an unexpected love triangle occurs, rather usual, well, I guess that’s a matter of opinon; the likelihood the two women will find out about one another…only a matter of time. You can only juggle so long before you drop a ball, and that comes from bad timing.

The question is… how does one manage the truth once they know it?

 The story takes place during the course of a year, as the plot grows along with the main characters. 7:33 a.m. paints Washington, DC as a character among a cast of rich and memorable characters who range from simple to complex to somewhere in-between. 7:33 a.m. is funny, honest, unflinchingly real, and sure to make you run the gamut of emotions, from laughter to anger to tears. You will definitely hollar out loud, as this story touches you in only ways you can relate to with your own personal experiences.
 
The story is told in a type of 3D. Madison Danielle Robinson is the protagonist. The male main character is Damion Eric Cross, and some chapters are told from his point of view. The other female character is Crystal Renee Leonard, and we also see things from her point of view. The magic happens when the same incidents are told from all three, giving the reader an acute sense of the action, which appears to jump off the page, loudly, like the clashing of cymbals and the banging of gongs, to the quiet after a pebble has been dropped in a lake, leaving a slight, but obvious ripple effect.