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Romance Writers' Weekly #lovechatwrite This week we have been asked that

This week we have been asked that since it's December to show a festive scene we wrote. This is the scene on Christmas morning in A Peakview Christmas to Remember, my Christmas romance from 2024. Recently divorced Colette has traveled home to Peakview with a co-worker for a Christmas with strangers where she meets his uncle Jess.

Sunny positioned herself under the tree and handed packages to the kids. They tore into each one, declaring how excited they were for whatever it was before setting...

Romance Writers' Weekly #lovechatwrite Today we have been asked the

Today we have been asked the question- Do you think writing romance novels requires a different mindset or approach compared to other genres? No, I don't think it does. In writing any kind of fiction, you first need a good premise and characters, and then need to develop your plot whether you're writing romance, mystery, women's fiction, or any other genre. The only difference I can see is that at the end of a romance you have to have a happily ever after, so the ending may be different than...

Romance Writers' Weekly #lovechatwrite Welcome to our weekly blog where we

Welcome to our weekly blog where we talk all things romance and writing. Today we have been asked-Evening is falling sooner and the dark days of winter are near. What do you do to keep yourself busy? Silly question. I wish my schedule lightened up during the winter but it doesn't, I'm still busy, busy, busy. Whether it's dark outside makes no difference to the things I need to accomplish each day. As a fulltime author, it is easier to make myself sit inside and write when it's dark and cold...