Remember when I said writing is for the love of it, first and foremost?
When I do it for the love of it - as writing therapy to not think about my chronic pain - then I'm in a world of my own.
Somehow that world comes to light in the real world. A reader dives into the world you created.
Ah, I have to stop talking in riddles. What I mean is someone read my books. 🙂📚📕🤩💫✨🌟🌠
My award-winning book, Forgiving Liam, was a featured book in my city's library this week. ♥️♥️ Wrangling Ryan was also on the bookshelves (also an award winner). Both earned their places in the Firebird Book Awards (outside Wattpad). Both stories started as drafts here: if you read Rose and Jasmine. A publisher accepted the edited versions and published them- it took a while, but hey, it happened. 🤩 The editing for book 2 was surgical, and I'm grateful my publisher's editorial team did that.
⭐⭐My draft PNR/action novella The Healer's Desire took platinum in a Wattpad event, and it's listed here on one of the platform's official pages: https://www.wattpad.com/list/1819883361
What did I say about never giving up? I really mean it: to every writer. You might feel like it's all crickets, but someone out there is reading your story and wants to be in your characters' world - a world you created. ♥️
And, I'm reading Wattpad stories, getting into your world that you created for the reader. I'm hoping to finish them and write reviews for the 2026 Romance Awards - at least one this weekend.