Emmy Kendall is a dreamer. The Texas native is fueled by creativity, a quirky imagination, and a generous dose of caffeine. She believes reading should be an emotional experience, which is why her stories are infused with angsty predicaments and flawed characters.
When she isn't writing or working her big-girl job, she is a typical millennial who loves all things 90s/early 2000s. She can be found concert-hopping rock shows with her besties, nose-deep in a romance or thriller novel, watching sports--especially football (Go Cowboys!), or hanging out with her rescue pup.
Victoria Jane is a young author passionate about sharing stories that people can relate to and appreciate. She aims to deal with more serious issues while weaving in sweet romances.
Victoria has loved reading for years and now wishes to continue this for the future generation, sharing new stories with others. She weaves in her own personal experiences in her stories to add emotion and depth into the characters. Her writing journey began at 21, publishing her first summer romance in 2024 and now publishing her second June 2025. Feeling her writing grow with her, each new story brings added complexity, angst and a lot more love.
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Megan Reinking is a wife and mother who lives in Minnesota, where she spends her days reading, writing, or chauffeuring her three children around town. She's a homebody who loves quiet, lazy days and connecting with family and friends.
After nearly half a decade of practicing law, Kim Swizz is now a recovering attorney, living her best life writing small-town romance. Kim has always had a passion for creative writing but has never published a novel (unless you count the book she wrote and had bound in first grade, a titillating story entitled “The Cat is Eating”) — until now. She is excited to leave behind the days of drafting contracts and start this new chapter.
A forever Jersey girl turned former Arizona resident, Kim now calls Boston home with her husband, though they love to travel together.
When she is not writing spicy scenes or making her readers cry, you can find her crocheting tiny things, knitting, embroidering, cross-stitching, bullet journaling — you get the po
