Bestselling Romance Author and Freelance Journalist Terreece M. Clarke writes diverse stories for today's readers.
CHASER IS HERE! + Bonus Epilogue
Bookish Boo Look!
It's a book baby! And it's so pretty! Surprise I changed the cover! Ok enough exclamations. As you can see I'm excited. Very, very excited. The cover change was the result of why choose mentality. Not not that why choose. Months ago I sent out an email asking readers what they liked more, the straight bourbon cover or the cover with a Shayla inspo. It was a 50/50 split so... why choose? I like all of the above - and so does Shayla. Wait until you get to that chapter. Whoo!
Ok I'm going to slide out the way so you can read Chaser. Which dropped today. In case I didn't mention that. So... I mean, the work day is over... pick up takeout and settle in for a good ride.
Feel free to hit me up on the socials as you read or after. I delight in the 2 a.m. DM that is a freak out about a development π€£!
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Terreece M. Clarke | Romance Author
Bestselling Romance Author and Freelance Journalist Terreece M. Clarke writes diverse stories for today's readers.
Hey Bookish Boo! There is always a lot of conversation among readers about cringey words we romance authors use in our books. The conversation mostly revolves around π vs π, but some influencers have whole lists of words they don't want to see π€£. I know it frustrates some authors, but mostly I just laugh because honestly, if we stopped using the all suggested words our books would be blank LOL! I don't have words that make me cringe but I get eye twitchy at words used incorrectly in books....
Hey Bookish Boo! What are your favorite love songs? If you're read any of my books you know I love a playlist. Sometimes a song will inspire a whole scene, sometimes I scroll endlessly through music looking for the right song that goes with a particular moment. For Heartbeat, "Creep" by Radiohead became the theme song for the villain of the story, if Griffin appeared in a scene that scene was annotated with a cover of "Creep" that fit the mood. With Fingertips I heard Beyonce's song...
Hey Bookish Boo! I've been busy with my training for my husband's home dialysis and in between machine beeps and manuals I saw a post on social media from a romance reader that wished romance novels didn't always have happy endings. And not the smutty kind.π She said "because life doesn't always have a happy ending." *Terreece slides into frame dragging a large, ceremonial soap box up a large hill. Climbs on top, clears throat.* "ROMANCE NOVELS MUST HAVE A HAPPY ENDING OR THEY ARE NOT ROMANCE...