For those of you wanting a writing update, I'm currently at 18,038 words in my draft and will be adding to it rather than my normal method, which is to write a lot and then chop away what it doesn't need. This book is also different because it's a romance written in first person. They say to write what you know. So, get ready. I'm about to get real nerdy on y'all.π Reading . . . Being that it was spooky month, in October I re-read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith. It's surprisingly true to the original while adding fun elements like the undead, ninjas, and a warrior Lady Catherine. It's cheesy and delightful, and I whole-heartedly recommend it. I also enjoyed SpongeBob Comics: Treasure Chest . Lastly, I read That Fine Line and Double or Nothing by Cindy Steel. Double or Nothing is my favorite of the Pride & Pranks series so far! *If you're looking for a giggle, I would suggest any of the aforementioned books. Making . . . Fi...
Fall is here, friends!ππ§£π₯Ύ It's my favorite time of year. And between the hot summer and the opening of my next book (it's giving Gilmore Girls ), there's extra reason to be grateful. Yes, you heard that right, I'm working on a new book!πI'm slow-rolling into this one for multiple reasons, one being that I can't seem to settle on a genre and therefore am existing in a I-don't-know-what-I'm-doing!?! bubble. Reason two is time. Three, I'm working with an outline, which requires more effort for me than simply pantsing the project. I've heard it said that your process changes and every book requires something different. Let me tell you, it's true! Reading . . . This month I read Are We There Yet? by Savannah Scott and Kiss Me Now by Melanie Jacobson. I love a good romcom, but sometimes I feel like I need a little more . . . heft(π€). Kiss Me Now definitely brought that in a sweet, funny, enemies-to-lovers story with characters that are also...