RosieBloomWrites
Hi guys…been a hot minute.
Ok so this is something I’ve been thinking about…honestly since I started the Crimson Empire series but I put it off because I didn’t think it would be a good idea however now I’m thinking about it more.
I’m incredibly unhappy with how book two is going. I also hate book one to the point where I can’t even look at it without cringing.
I love these characters more than anything and I do not want to give up but I will not deny that I once again…feel as though Ivy and Enzo don’t work.
RosieBloomWrites
I’ll keep you guys updated but as of tonight I’m unpublishing book two. Love you guys and I hope you understand what I’m trying to do.
RosieBloomWrites
I don’t want to let my boys down and I think maybe the lack of connection I feel with Enzo is because I’m denying him of something he deserves.
I sound insane, I know, but I’m thinking of scrapping some of book 1 and book 2 completely. I love Ivy but as of right now something isn’t working. I’ve lost that spark and I need to get it back. Please don’t be mean about this because I will in fact cry. I know I’m disappointing a lot of people but I’m not happy and this plan has been in my head for a year now I just didn’t feed into it.
Ok that’s it…be nice ok?
RosieBloomWrites
Enzo and Carlo.
I knowok I know.
I know a lot of people were excited for Rosa and Carlo and as much as I was too it also felt like I was holding Carlo back from something. I’ve always imagined what if I gave Carlo the queer romance he deserves and it’s always been appealing to me.
I know a lot of men can have great friendships but since book one I imagined these two as more. I wrote the kiss from their past and thought “it just works.” I always feel like Carlo had this pull to Enzo, like Carlo really wanted him but was scared to admit it or to screw up the relationship.
What if Carlo chose Rosa because it was the closest he could get to the person he really wanted?
