Five-time New York Times #1 bestseller, Adelaide Maddox, is not like normal 21 year-olds for many reasons. Not only is she one of the most popular romance novelists, she's hiding something from her readers. She's never been in love, never even been kissed. And when Addy's faithful editor retires and a newer, hotter replacement comes in, how far will she go to make Mr. Elliot Hayes hers? It's battle royale at the office, and maybe with the help of her best friend Bria, Addy can be victorious. And through all of this, can Addy escape her writer's block and finish her sixth novel? Read as Addy acquires her battle scars, goes through lessons in flirting, and struggles to live out her own romance, in I Write Romances, Not Live Them.

a six foot hurricane stormed unannounced into her life. and his name is archer hart. [ COMING IN 2023 ] © erys aden 2022

no I'm not trying to project my insecurities on celebrities just speaking facts💯💯

After my third, ungraceful fail, I had to wake up and realise; it's not my fault. It's not yours either. Whether it's a comment, a review, or a competition loss, we've all fallen. As an author, I've found it harder and harder to sit down and create. It's killing. Some die more, some die less. But we all do in one way or more.

Heather Carlton believes she is a remarkable lady. She had been trained in etiquette since she turned twelve, managed to convince her parents to let her live as she wanted to and she always has a trick up her sleeve. Despite being one of Keydon's two heirs, she was invisible. Always careful to stay out of the public's eye. Astor Hemingway knows what it is to be a gentleman. He knows what is or isn't proper. And he knows his life's work isn't deemed decent enough as one of the first in line to the throne. But he had worked too hard to throw it all away for the sake of a title. The Carltons and The Hemingways have spent decades at each other's throats, building a relationship on distrust, paranoia and conspiracy. For generations they had fought and lied, but always with a thin line of respect. A line that was crossed at the sight of a mutilated corpse. In the chaos of feuds, heirs and the king's sudden death, the kingdom is faced with the news of a dignitary who simply disappeared. Seeking help from her rival, Heather takes it as a chance to escape and search for her missing cousin. A choice she would regret to make. First draft completed: March 10 2021

Maya no longer heard of Ella Maine, the girl who took heartbreaks so seriously it broke her again and again. Her half-brother, Oliver, was no longer on his elaborate quest on a boat to win his childhood crush's heart. Inevitably, Maya got her own share of heartbreak. Perks of hanging around heartbroken people. She trusted the wrong guy, got blinded efficiently enough to not see the how perfect the lie was. Taking the silent way of combatting her heartbreak, she struggled with people's perception and her need to move on without hating. She had seen Ella and Oliver handle heartbreak and she did not want to go down any of their roads. Disclaimer: The last book from Loves You Not series. BUT, this is a spinoff sequel. Thus, it is not necessary to read the other two books before reading this one.

Oliver cannot erase time. All he could do was walk aimless strolls around the island of skyscrapers he calls home with a wrestling match with guilt in his head, all detailed in the name of hindsight. Midnight struck and Oliver still has no love story to tell, but he's got a heartbreaker's part of the story with him. Escape was all he wanted but what if his past feelings catches him first? A SEQUEL TO HE LOVES YOU NOT (HEARTBREAKER'S POV) but it is not necessary to read the 1st book (He Loves You Not)

Ella Maine cannot time travel. All she could do was lie in bed at 12.38 a.m half asleep, counting the dots on the green curtain with her mind already miles away. Ella has no love story to tell, but she's got a heartbreak story escaping her by her fingers. She's not going to tell you a story about how she got her heart shattered to a thousand and two pieces, this is a story of how she patched everything up, sewed it tight and wrapped Band-Aids around her heart. Disclaimer in bold: I wrote this at fifteen so proceed with caution. Or skip to the next books: She Loves You Not/ But I Love You