You pour your heart into graphics, write the perfect caption, hit “post”… and nothing happens. Sound familiar? You check your email list stats—open rates are flat, clicks are nonexistent. You post on Instagram or TikTok, and maybe two fellow author f...
What kind of stories are you naturally drawn to? Do you gravitate toward the ones that open your eyes to a new perspective or reveal truths you’d maybe never considered? Aubrey Taylor writes WWII fiction from the German point of view. It’s a bold, th...
Falling in love requires the perfect alignment of willing hearts, chemistry and availability. Things get more complicated when one or both characters are a single parent. But single parents deserve love too, right? Check out these single parent roman...
There comes a point in the writing process where writers must take a crucial step. It is the scariest thing for authors. It feels a little terrifying—maybe even paralyzing. In this candid interview, author Paulette D. Marshall opens up about the hear...
Read the first chapter of Transformed by Love. Trigger Warning: This chapter contains references to sexual assault, coercion, and emotional trauma. While it is not detailed, reader discretion is advised. This story was inspired by Tamar’s story in 2...
Perfectionism is something many people are familiar with. This is doubly true for writers who struggle with creating the perfect, polished manuscript for their readers. But what happens when your quest for perfection leaves you unable to complete a p...
Boy meets girl, and they have an instant connection. Could it be because they’re soulmates? We love reading about soulmates because we want to believe there’s someone perfect for us. Christian and Clean Contemporary Romances with Soulmates Soulmates...
Read the first chapter of His Perfect Match. Brianna McPherson scowled at the two columns of numbers on her laptop screen. These numbers were going to be the death of her. The hours she’d spent watching accounting videos hadn’t made doing her books a...
How do you find inspiration as a writer when all your words dry up? Author Kaytee Bradley shares two simple ways to find fresh inspiration. Kaytee Bradley’s Book & Writing Process Q: What is the title of your book, and what is it about? Love At L...
One of my favorite things as a writer—and a reader—is falling in love with relatable characters. The kind who feel like they could be your new best friend. When I started writing Hudson and Keke’s romance, I didn’t set out to give my hero a family gr...