By: Ryan McGraw In a city pulsing with sound, memory, and unspoken truths, Blame It on the Butterflies is a deeply human story about identity, connection, and the quiet moments that shape our lives forever. Told through intertwining perspectives, the novel follows a rising artist and a veteran police officer-two men from different worlds navigating love, loss, legacy, and the ripple effect of their choices. As their lives weave together in unexpected ways, each must confront the weight of who they've been and who they still hope to become. Lyrical, heartfelt, and emotionally charged, this is a story about family, community, resilience-and the small moments that echo the loudest. It reminds us that we are all connected, and sometimes, the smallest changes stir the greatest transformations. If this story stirs something in you-reach out. Share it. Pass it on. Because love doesn't die, and neither do the stories that carry it.