Bonjour!

There have been a number of different versions. Kit and Tully actually started out as one novel, a Young Adult Mystery, probably around 2016, I think. But then I wrote a prequel in 2019. That gave me  the idea of expanding it into a series in 2020. The prequel turned into First Kiss – Kit and Tully Book 1 and the story continues from there. There are 9 books in total. It’s been a very long journey of trial and error, but yes! Kit and Tully has ended up being the story I wanted to tell.

Pretty much all my characters have something about them I like or find interesting, otherwise I wouldn’t be able to write them. My favourite one to write though is probably Mac Whitehead. He’s the bad boy musician that all the girls are mad about, though he’s not a nice character and he’s horrible to everyone. But I find him great fun to write and any time I feel the story is getting a bit slow or needs to be livened up, I just bring Mac Whitehead into it, and he immediately causes drama.

Marketing is a struggle for most authors. We tend to be introverts who like hiding away and writing. So, even though we want readers, we aren’t so good at telling people about our work. However the internet has given writers lots of new opportunities to find readers and nowadays everything is on your phone. Serial apps like Wattpad have helped create this whole culture of reading on your phone, and it’s very international. My audience is mostly younger, under 25, and I think a lot of them read on phones, so I want to have all my books on Apple Books and Google Play and I find the idea of getting readers from all over the world really exciting.