A place for romance readers and the authors who love them to chat.
USA Today Bestselling author Stephanie Queen has been writing stories forever—since the second grade to be exact. It was always her dream to write books. Fast forward a few years (past a lot of stale cups of coffee and deleted words) and her dream came true! Now she writes books all the time, the romantic kind with sigh-worthy …
Denise Williams wrote her first book in the 2nd grade. I Hate You and its sequel, I Still Hate You, featured a tough, funny heroine, a quirky hero, witty banter, and a dragon. Minus the dragons, these are still the books she likes to write. After penning those early works, she finished second grade and eventually earned a PhD. After …
Samantha Ryan is a writer from Tulsa, OK. She earned her degree in English Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Tulsa where she was the recipient of the S.E. Hinton Endowed Scholarship for Creative Writing.
Tabetha Waite began her writing journey at a young age. At nine years old, she was
crafting stories of all kinds on an old Underwood typewriter. She started reading romance in high school and immediately fell in love with the genre. She gained her first publishing contract, releasing her debut novel, in July of 2016 – “Why the Earl is After the Girl,” the first book in her Ways of Love historical romance series.
Tabetha Waite began her writing journey at a young age. At nine years old, she was crafting stories of all kinds on an old Underwood typewriter. She started reading romance in high school and immediately fell in love with the genre. She gained her first publishing contract with Etopia Press and released her debut novel in July of 2016 – “Why the Earl is After the Girl,” the first book in her Ways of Love historical romance series. Since then, she has become a hybrid author, previously published with both Soul Mate and WOLF Publishing, as well as Dragonblade and transitioning into Indie publishing. She has won several awards for her books and has been an Amazon bestseller. She has recently started branching out into audio and translations.
Samantha Ryan is a writer from Tulsa, OK. She earned her degree in English Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Tulsa where she was the recipient of the S.E. Hinton Endowed Scholarship for Creative Writing.
She has a chunky German Shepherd named Harley, an incredibly needy cat named Baxter, and half a dozen plants she can barely keep alive.
Swati Hegde is the author of Can’t Help Faking in Love and Match Me If You Can, as well as a freelance editor, mindset coach, and self-proclaimed coffee shop enthusiast who lives in Bangalore, India. She can often be found at the nearest café with a hot mug of tea or singing her favorite songs off-key at karaoke night. …
Harper Cross spends most of her time writing, reading, and binge-watching great stories, especially those full of romance and adventure. When she’s not immersed in fictional worlds, she pursues physical challenges like studying Krav Maga and trying to achieve the perfect crow pose. She also drinks too much coffee, not enough red wine, and just …
Darby Fox writes contemporary romance featuring protective heroes, smart heroines and an
abundance of swoon-worthy moments. Darby is living her own happily-ever-after in Canada’s
capital with her husband, a teenage princess who raids her closet, a prince charming-in-training
and an assortment of animals befitting a Disney movie – unfortunately, they neither clean her
house nor sew fabulous dresses, but she lives in hope that maybe they’re just keeping their
talents a secret for now. Darby is usually daydreaming about rockstars and billionaires and can
be found wherever the coffee is being poured.
Codi Gary is the author of over thirty contemporary and paranormal romance titles including bestselling books Things Good Girls Don’t Do and Hot Winter Nights under the name Codi Gary and the laugh-out-loud Mistletoes series under the pen name Codi Hall. She loves writing about flawed characters finding their happily ever afters because everyone, even …