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There are no immediate plans for their story. I'll make an announcement via my newsletter if that changes in the future.

Unfortunately not 🙁

The file with the bonus content was corrupted, so unfortunately the scenes are no longer available.

It's a slight departure from the tropes I'm known for. It's not toxic (in my opinion) and it's definitely not as angsty as my other books. Doesn't mean there isn't angst, but it's not as intense (again, in my opinion).

Yes. You can see my care warnings for all of my books here or you can always find them within the first few pages under "Author's Note." Please utilize the "Look Inside" feature on Amazon for this information before downloading the book.

I've been thinking about it. We'll see. Stay tuned lol.

Yes. I'll be at RomantiConn in July. Click on my RomantiConn signed paperback preorder page for more details.

The Chadwick books will not be coming to audio. Bad Wrong Things, the boy who loved Wicked, The Good Liar and The Fishermen can all be listened to on Audible. The Caretaker audiobook releases on July 30th, 2024. See my audiobooks page here.

You don't. Once you subscribe and gain access to the bonus content landing page, simply save the page to your bookmarks. From that point on, you can access the page from the saved link without re-subscribing.

Those type of announcements are made on my socials. Be sure to follow me on IG and Facebook and always check my pinned/featured posts for updates.

I love reading about them. I'm a creature of habit. I eat the same foods, go to the same restaurants repeatedly, travel to the same resorts yearly etc... Once I find something I like, I stick to it and rarely get tired of it. I love reading about possessive characters and so I write about them too. Over and over again.

All three books in the The Captive Prince trilogy.

the boy who loved Wicked because I suffered a major writer's block halfway through. I would cry over my laptop because I just couldn't get the words to come. It took me weeks to write the last chapter. I thought my writing career was over.

I'm an early bird. I typically write from six in the morning to around one in the afternoon. I don't write in the evenings. My brain is zapped by then.

Franklin Kincaid from The Fishermen. I couldn't narrow down his demons. His POV was so inconsistent in the first draft. I couldn't quite grasp why he was struggling, but I connected to the feeling of failing as a parent. We all think we can do better by our kids. So I latched on to that. I rewrote him from that lens.

That's a tough one. Maybe Damon from Surviving the Merge? Ask me tomorrow and my answer could be different lol.

My plan has always been to write both, so MF romance is on the horizon for me. Dark emotions inspire my stories. The thoughts and feelings we all have but are too ashamed to admit to. I don't think love needs to be all hearts and rainbows to be real, and I don't just mean that in a storyline sense. I want to see the ugly, imperfect emotions that we all have expressed on page. Possessiveness, fear, anger, territorialism, codependency... All of it. I want it put to action not just internally thought about.

Hands down Raven. Bad Wrong Things was the easiest to write and I could have gone on forever. It felt therapeutic. It's the greatest reflection of me.

Sometimes I go days without writing, and after a book release I tend to need at least a month off before starting something new. But the days that I do write my goal is always a chapter a day, however long that takes.

I love to write in my kitchen. It's all white and gets tons of sunlight. I light a candle, have some thunderstorm white noise playing in the background, and then I get lost in whatever story I'm writing.