Sweet stories for romance readers

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I write funny, sweet romance novels with a side of angst. My romantic comedy, Girl Under Construction, was inspired by my brief experience working in the construction industry. (While it's no secret that I wasn't very good on the tools, I do still have all my fingers, so...I think I did okay.)I graduated from The Writer's Studio at Simon Fraser University in 2020. My contemporary romance novel, Remembering Rose, won a 2022 Watty award on Wattpad.I spend most of my time writing and drinking tea. I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada, which is a lot like Seattle but with more rain. ☔

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Girl Under Construction

After losing her job and ruining a wedding in the same day, 26-year-old Samantha Martin strikes a deal with the young groom's hot dad to work off the damages. Unfortunately, she doesn't realize she's just agreed to be Nate Hendrich's helper. On a construction site.Sammy doesn't know the first thing about swinging a hammer, but she's never been one to back down from a challenge—except for all those times she called in sick at her old job. But there's something about Nate that makes her want to do better. That he's twelve years older than her (and her boss) is no deterrent.For the first time in her life, Sammy has a purpose: capturing Nate's attention. However, working with the boys isn't going to be as easy as she hopes.Read it on Radish.

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Remembering Rose

When airline magnate Jonah McBride tells his playboy sons to find suitable wives or risk losing their stake in the family business, the three McBride boys—including youngest brother Jackson—descend on their boyhood home in the Canadian Rockies, looking for women to marry. However, Jackson doesn't count on his feelings for Rose, the girl he disappeared on at sixteen.Rose Whitfield is the new mayor of Dogwood. Afraid of turning out like her thrice-divorced mother, she has no desire to marry. However, when Jackson McBride returns to town after more than a decade, his presence stirs long suppressed memories of their teenage romance—and an undeniable present day attraction.Remembering Rose won a 2022 Watty Award, and I hope to publish a revised version this year!

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