I always say write what you want to read, and I will say that I tend to read over "Sliver Bruiser" a lot! I really wanted to bring to light more diversity and I live in Florida and bringing Miami and that lifestyle to life was so much fun since I live it! I also interviewed a real drug dealer to get a take in their life so the story could be as realistic as possible. I did my research. 

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I never really have problems or struggles when writing a story but I believe I had some challenges intertwining all of the characters in the story since their are so many!

My two main characters! Anurak & Milada and how their relationship blossomed over the course of the story. 

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So far so good! I love the reactions that I get out of the readers in almost every sentence and the cliff hangers at the end of each chapter tend to make the reactions even crazier.

That is something we'll have to fine out. *inserts villainous laugh.

That my protagonist takes physical and emotional chances, allowing my readers to vicariously experience risks that would normally be too scary to face. I let my readers peer into someone else's unguarded mind, and often what they see there, in all its messy, revealing, gloriously human detail, is a reflection of what's in their own mind. 

 Stick to one work before moving onto the next project! You need to exert your energy solely on that specific book because you've got readers counting on you!

Oh yes, she does. I put a lot of my sarcasm and spunk into her and we're also the same age and have the same birthday! 

 I believe my writing style is eccentric and I also believe the characters are very memorable and the plot is just BOOM.

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I do! I have a YA Romance in the works set for release in Summer 2021.