If I’m being completely honest, this year hasn’t gone quite the way I imagined it would. At the beginning of the year, I had a plan. I had goals, self-imposed deadlines, and a pretty clear idea of where I wanted to be with my writing by now. Needless to say, not all of those deadlines have been met. This has…
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As I continue working on my second book, while also querying my first, and balancing a full-time job, I’ve found myself thinking more and more about what it actually means to be a writer in between everything else. Because the truth is… it’s not always as simple as just “making time to write.” Some days I come home with ideas…
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I’ve always loved holding a physical book. The weight in my hands, the smell of the pages, the little imperfections in the print. It feels alive. Like the story exists somewhere outside of my head, in the world, waiting for me to meet it. I can linger on a paragraph, underline a line I love, or just stare at the…
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As the sun began to set, casting a warm orange glow over the landscape, Scott and Genevieve embarked on their journey to meet in the middle. Scott’s fingers drummed a rhythmic pattern on the steering wheel as he gazed out at the endless stretch of highway. The GPS’s monotone voice periodically interrupted his well currated playlist, guiding him through the…
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Release Date: September 22nd, 2025 Thanks to Erin Archer for providing an ARC of The King’s Card. This romantasy book is everything I was hoping for, and sooo much more. It’s a sweeping tale filled with fated mates, Beauty and the Beast vibes, magic, sacrifice, a touch of court intrigue that keeps you turning the pages late into the night…
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As I am entering the final stages of my book, I thought it was fitting to do some research about the various endings a book can have. Because I began to wonder how will it end? There are so many possibilities. Will it be a stand alone, will I continue and make it a series? This and many things need…
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The August sun beat down on Rome with merciless intensity, turning the city into a furnace. Matteo, found little joy in the impending celebrations of Ferragosto. To him, it was nothing more than a gaudy display of wealth and power by the city’s elite, a stark contrast to the struggles faced by the common folk. As the son of a…
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There are some things I enjoy while writing, it could be something big from seeing how the story involves before my eyes to something small like creating a moodboard on pinterest or even a playlist for that one particular book you’re writing. So lets talk about that last part, creating a book related playlist. You can easily just create one…
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This is probably something everyone stumbles into when writing a story. I know I do, sometimes I overuse the word very(like a lot) and then I’m trying to find a website with every other word I could use instead of it, which takes a lot of time. So now when I’m getting back to trying to write frequently, I decided…
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What is a writer’s block? Every writer will deal with it eventually, it manifests in different ways in different writers. No matter how it manifests, all variants of a writer’s block share the same issue: willing to write, and an inability to do so. Specifically, it’s an inability to get into the flow of writing. The moment you set your fingers…