BOTTOMS UP, BORACAY (SEASON 1 HABAGAT)
Bottoms Up, Boracay (Season 1 Habagat)
How do you get over someone? Get under someone else. Or so an islander tells her.
When Alana’s world shatters for the first time after a breakup, she’s desperate for a way out of her personal hell to survive. So she quits her job and the city and runs to a place often called paradise, Boracay Island.
Little did she know it’s habagat season, and the island is raining with men and possibilities.
Suddenly, she discovers there’s more to life than swimming in tears. And when a hot guy or two offers a new liquid shot at love and happiness? She takes it, bottoms up! Never mind the spills.
If you like Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat, Pray, Love or are a fan of the Sex & the City series, you will enjoy taking this journey with Alana as she learns to let go and live the best life in Boracay.
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EDITORIAL REVIEW: “Gives the reader great insight on the mind of women, as well as the mystery we all call Boracay. I got the feeling that the island itself was a major character in the book. The writer said she intended this novel to portray her love affair with Boracay. It worked.” — Bryan Roy Padilla, bibliophile, frequent traveler, and Opinion Editor of The Freeman
What’s Next?
BOTTOMS UP, BORACAY (SEASON 2 AMIHAN)
Contemporary Fiction ✨ Romance ✨ New Adult, Adult ✨ 20 Chapters
When you’re mean, mad, and not in the mood for love… But he loves you anyway.
A slow-burn romance guaranteed to melt your heart.
About the Author
Ayin Quijano is a Filipino writer of contemporary women’s fiction, romance, and fantasy novels. At one point in her late 20s, she lived and worked in the Philippines’ most iconic beach destination, Boracay Island, where she spent countless sunset walks, drank too many margaritas, and ate too much Fruits in Ice Cream.
An island girl at heart, she now lives somewhere along the northwest coast of Cebu, and when she’s not writing, thinking about complicating her fictional characters’ lives, or mastering the art of indie publishing, you’ll likely find her by the sea — reading or binge-watching other people’s stories, catching sunsets, or daydreaming under the umbrella of Ayinisms.
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