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I was terrified I’d never see him again. So I wanted to write him something to tell him how much he means to me, you know, that letter you write when you think this is it. A letter wasn’t enough, so I wrote him a novel instead.

Patricia Leavy – 4 April 2023 Continue reading →

In many ways, Sara, the heroine, wrote her parts of the thriller herself – she is very strong-willed!

31 March 2023 Continue reading →

Abuse of any kind is never easy to write, and it’s even harder to convey how survivors respond to this type of trauma.

L.S. Stratton – 28 March 2023 Continue reading →

In most thrillers, heroes risk their lives for the greater good—been there, read that. The interesting question is: Does everyone deserve saving? What about people who’ve lied to us? Would a hero risk everything to spare those who’ve done nothing but treat him badly?

Seeley James – 24 March 2023 Continue reading →

I imagine young girls and children of color, especially of Indian descent, will be drawn to these stories but this book is for any child looking to be inspired!

Shetal Shah – 20 March 2023 Continue reading →

The most challenging part was when I decided to give a 180 degree turn to the mother’s character. But mothers are notable characters; I should know I am one. And you can’t give birth to a masterpiece without a solid mum in there somewhere.

Rose D. Patruno – 17 March 2023 Continue reading →

Creativity is the easiest part of writing. I’ve always had a knack for dreaming up stories, but with this venture I found a love for creating and evolving characters.

Dale Griffin – 14 March 2023 Continue reading →

I went into it knowing it would be the most complex thing I’d ever written, and that it would require my every ounce of focus, attention and patience – qualities I didn’t always have in abundance during the pandemic, with its periods of lockdowns and homeschooling. 

Angelika Rust – 9 March 2023 Continue reading →

While my characters are fictitious, they carry the hopes, ambitions, and worries of all teens. After teaching for nearly 25 years, my students are all part of the characters. And in a small part, so am I.

Cheryl Carpinello – 4 March 2023 Continue reading →

After so many ups and downs, mental and emotional struggles, delays, it seems surreal that a project that played a key part in my desire to become an author is finally done and available to the world.

Imania Margria – 27 February 2023 Continue reading →