National Bestselling Author of Romantic Fiction
At first, NY journalist Benjamin Strickland couldn't fathom putting anything before the next big scoop, spending his entire career shirking close relationships in order to chase a story. However, when he stumbles upon the mysterious woman living in the mountains on an island on the Caribbean, he soon begins to realize that there is much... Continue Reading →
I hope you guys have enjoyed these. š āLove isnāt cut and dry. I mean, there are different types of love.āā© She rolled her eyes, smiled a little. āI know that, Ben. But, you are a writer. If someone asked you to write love, what would you write?ā Jesus. He hadnāt even been this nervous... Continue Reading →
He'll be your newest book beau. He's a journalist so that means he's witty and passionate. He's funny and relatable. He's also not used to not getting the girl having classically handsome features. No copyright intended. I would have tagged image credits but I...forgot...what was I supposed to be writing again? Ben's the rare redhead... Continue Reading →
Studying behavior only worked when he understood the context of someoneās background, environment, or aspirations. With Roux, none of that applied, so he spent time watching her. He could waste hours watching her, both because he liked doing it and because he was looking for a way in. A way for her to trust him.... Continue Reading →
In my editing journey, here is something I have seen often: Jane shrugged and told him, "I can't go." She looked at him and said, "I don't trust you." He raised his hand and asked, "When it the homework due?" But did you know actions can often stand on their own in dialogue? Dialogue can... Continue Reading →
With A Kiss - No: 2 Preorder Here Ben saw her hair first, tufts and curls of blue cotton candy, before the rest of her appeared. She was always wearing brown. The outfits changedāa dress, a midriff baring top and skirtābut they were always brown. She looked naked until she was close enough for him... Continue Reading →
This book was like an unexpected gem. The response to it was amazing. Ridiculous, but in a good way. And the cover is bananas. I think this was when I realized, for the first time, my reviews were legit and I could really make not only myself, but readers happy by simply doing something I've... Continue Reading →
Quick Tip: Never forget about character development when you're writing a story. You can't create a character that's an entire a$$hole and then make a post on Facebook or IG about removing negative people from your life. Remove them from your story unless they serve a purpose (advancing the plot, growth device, etc). -Love-n-Lit
I'm really liking how this story is coming along. I believe we have found a rhythm. Note: This ain't sweet. What is your preference: Sweet romance or Suspenseful romance?
