Writing Low‑Conflict Romance
Low‑conflict romance is often misunderstood by people who don’t read it. They assume “low conflict” means “nothing happens,” but it’s
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How I Structure a Book Emotionally
When I sit down to write a book, I’m not just thinking about plot beats or external events. I’m thinking
Why Identity and Healing Matter in Fiction
Identity and healing are at the core of the stories I write. They’re the emotional engine that drives my characters
Building Character Arcs That Feel Real
When I build character arcs, I usually start out with some nutty thing that happens to them. But then, I
Making a Sweet Romance Emotionally Satisfying
Sweet romance is often described as gentle, soft, wholesome, or even fluffy (which I don’t care for), but those words
When Your Story Theme Sneaks Up on You
Every book I’ve ever written has taught me something I didn’t expect. Sometimes it’s about craft. Sometimes it’s about character.
Writing Powerful Small Moments in Slow-Burn Romance
I’ve been deep in the middle of drafting recently, and something hit me as I was working through a few
Finalizing a Book and Series
I like to think that the ending of my books usually sounds like the wrapup of a sweet love song,