I hope my blog changes the narrative about romance writers. We’re not bored housewives or flashy debutantes with fake nails, we’re storytellers who believe in love, inner strength, and the worth of a Happily Ever After. Our heroines aren’t submissive, porcelain maidens from the 19th century. They’re fierce, smart, working women who take charge of their lives. They juggle careers, heartbreaks, slay their own dragons, and love with open hearts and iron wills. No rescue required, they’re absolutely kickass.
I write interracial paranormal romance and romantasy to celebrate love that defies boundaries—cultural, spiritual, and supernatural. Whether my couples are shifters, angels, goddesses, or humans, they find connection through universal truth. Because deep down, we all want to be loved for who we truly are. That’s the magic of romance. It offers connection, acceptance, and the promise of belonging.
Romance is a billion-dollar industry that thrives year after year. Yet is undervalued in literary circles. Romance is a genre that blends mystery, suspense, sci-fi, horror, comedy, fantasy, and more. We weave these genres into stories driven by emotion, connection, and heart. Romance covers all the bases and does it with style.
It’s time to recognize the depth, diversity, and creative range that romance delivers.
Quotes:
“Interracial romance novels are increasingly popular with readers drawn to love stories that transcend cultural and racial boundaries. This is reflected in reader demographics, with a significant percentage of romance readers identifying as Black/African American, Latino/Hispanic, and Asian/Asian American” Sweet Savage Flame.
“Love, relationships, and emotions, romantic or otherwise, are key to the human experience. Romance just treats that as the most important thing.” – Sarah MacLean
“Romance makes the promise that no matter how bleak things sometimes look, in the end everything will turn out right and true love will triumph — and in an uncertain world, that’s very comforting,” Leigh Michaels.
Deloris Nash 