I was actually very inspired by two Sims 2 Voice Over series' on YouTube: Marry Me and Out Of Focus. They gave me bundles of inspiration for my main character, Rayna.

I struggled a lot with balancing out the amount of drama, as sometimes it felt far too full with events going on, and other times not enough so. However, I am happy with where it is now, and the completed book fits quite nicely with the word count for its genre with 65k words. I also struggled a lot writing romance scenes at first, but I got more accustomed to it whilst writing.

I looooooved being descriptive and describing scenes, actions, etc. Using new vocab, making sentences sound fun and expanding the way I write has been the most fun aspect of writing MMD.

I have been so blessed with a multitude of readers who have left me lovely comments and votes on each of my chapters. I treasure all of them.

Can be read as a standalone and is the main novel, however I do have spin-off's and a potential 2nd book planned/

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Just because one person has hurt you, it doesn't mean everyone you encounter in life will.

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Try not to go days/weeks without writing. Once you fall out of the rhythm, you can bet it will be a long old journey trying to get back into it. Try to stick to a schedule and making writing a part of your routine, and you will make progress and familiarize yourself with working on your book.

She is stubborn, which I most certainly am.

I have a hard-headed female protagonist who has flaws, but works to change for the better. She is human.

I do indeed! I am currently writing a teen fiction/mental health-based novel called Mylee Melancholy.