In my debut tittle “Entwined Hearts: Tangled Love and Friendship,” I transformed a childhood habit of writing into a published work. I never imagined it would turn out this way. A casual conversation with a friend about Colleen Hoover’s “It Ends With Us” lead me to kind of writing. I realized I could do this too. I could share my stories with the world. And why not? My first book was a success, but it wasn’t enough. The story I chose wouldn’t let me sleep. Day by day, it demanded more. Every night, it was like turning a page, and a new scene would unfold in my mind. I started writing again, even when I tried to focus on my personal life. The characters I created wouldn’t let me go. They became a part of me, and I found myself living their story, scene by scene, day by day.

In my sequel, “Entwined Hearts: Untangled,” I took a deeper dive into the realm of romantic fiction, crafting a narrative filled with conflict, twists, and unexpected turns. I wanted to reflect a more realistic portrayal of love, showcasing the challenges and heartaches that often accompany it. Through my characters, I aimed to provide readers with a glimpse into the raw emotions and realities of love, making them feel as if they were living the story alongside the characters. I also explore how the dynamics of friendship change when love enters the picture, highlighting how these relationships can evolve and sometimes become strained. I find the impact of love triangles fascinating, exploring how these complex situations can leave lasting impressions on characters and their relationships.