Shelby Mahurin wanted to include everything she loves in books such as a masquerade ball, enemies to lovers, a vampire love interest, and more in "The Scarlet Veil".
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Maria E. Andreu wanted her book to delve into questions about identity and how we decide to live our lives, so she wrote "Julieta and the Romeos".
Amélie Wen Zhao was inspired by Chinese mythology and history, so she wrote "Song of Silver, Flame Like Night".
Readers can expect love, loss, friendships, and more in Emma Noyes' "Guy's Girl".
Witty conversation and gay romance are what you can find in Eliot Schrefer's "Charming Young Man".
During the pandemic, Lisa Peers wanted to write a story that featured a happy ending and romance. That's how "Love at 350°" came to be.
Virginia Pye wanted to create a fast-paced, historically accurate novel that delves into contemporary issues that many people can relate to, so she wrote "The Literary Undoing of Victoria Swann".
"See You on Venus" is a story brimming with messages and full of hope, according to author Victoria Vinuesa. It talks about the need to love, rather than being loved.
Kerri Maher wanted to explore reproductive justice from a variety of perspectives, so she wrote "All You Have to do is Call".
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