What a Girl Needs

All my life I've been dreaming up stories. My mum said when I was little I used to make all the My Little Pony figurines talk to each other, and even fall in love. Later, it was Barbie and Ken. In my teens, I played matchmaker with my friends at school.
When I wasn't creating imaginary scenarios, I had my nose stuck in books, reading across genres and there was one thing I loved more than the escapism-the fact a story can touch me so deeply, like I was experiencing everything along with my characters. I knew from early on this was something I wanted to do for others.
Fast forward a few years, and the dream almost got lost in real life, but I still couldn't shake it completely. Now I write sizzling romance with the hope of making my readers' hearts race like they are falling in love for the first time.