Welcome to my little pocket of the world wide web! Now, raise your hand if you're a hoarder of books or dreamed of taking a break from the chaos of life by slipping into the pages of another world or get lost in many a wonderful daydream. If your hand is up, you are not alone and we may very well be kindred spirits!
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I have been writing for as long as I can remember. Stories, songs, plays that I made my siblings perform. Oh, and there was that brief stint where I thought I was a poet (spoiler: I wasn't). But I was a storyteller and I've spent years writing many a tale. More often than not those tales were filled with angst and heartbreak and secrets and even more angst. And then we entered the year 2020. With the world a mess I no longer wanted to escape into angst, I wanted to escape from it.
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Enter romantic comedies.
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I fell in love with the lightness of these books. The hope and sweetness and humour that leapt from the pages and I knew that I wanted to contribute to that. So, I switched gears and now write the books that kept me afloat through a turbulent few years.
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I'm a crier. Anything will set me off. A book, a movie, a commercial, spotting an elderly couple holding hands, a cute animal. Realising I'm out of chocolate. ANYTHING.
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I loathe the word banter, but somehow chose to write the genre that relies heavily on the word banter.
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Donuts are my weakness. And chocolate. Ice cream too. Ooh also cheesecake. Let's be real, any form of dessert. In fact, I am a firm believer that there is always room for dessert.
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I detest summer with the passion of a thousand burning suns. Give me cool weather, boots, slippers, layers, blankets on the couch over sunburn, sleepless nights, scorching seatbelts.
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I live in a city with a cafe on every corner and arguably the best coffee known to humankind but I still love me a cup of Nescafe Blend 43.
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Some of my comfort shows are: The Big Bang Theory, Superstore, Madam Secretary, Parenthood, The Newsroom, Vanderpump Rules.
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My favourite book of all time is On the Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta.