And if there are books that you particularly love, reread them and take notes and figure out why you loved it! And then dive in and start writing and see how you feel. Read read read! As much as you can, but especially in the genre you think you may want to write in! Read books that you like and that you don’t like figuring out your dislikes also helps you figure out what you want to do. If your goal is traditional publication, the first thing to do (after you revise and revise and make it as good as it can be) is to query agents I talk about the process and how I did it in my newsletter here! How do I sign up for your newsletter?Ĭlick here to sign up! Do you have any advice for people who want to be writers? I tell the story of how I got started writing here! I’ve written a book and want to get it published, what do I do? I love your books, do you have recommendations for other books I might like?Ĭheck out my Bookshop page, where I’ve made a lot of lists of books I enjoy, including a list of romance novels I love! How did you get started in writing and publishing? No! There’s no need to read them in order! The first six books are loosely linked to one another, and characters from one book will pop up in another, but all of the books stand alone! And Drunk On Love is all brand new people. But also: Do I have to read your books in order?

The first six books are linked By The Book is unrelated to any of the other books, and Drunk on Love is (potentially) the beginning of a new series.

If you would like to read the books in release order, it is: The Wedding Date, The Proposal, The Wedding Party, Royal Holiday, Party of Two, While We Were Dating, By the Book, Drunk on Love. FAQs- How do you pronounce your last name?

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