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Hope Tarr | Keeping it in the family-or at least together: Writing the romance series

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Keeping it in the family-or at least together: Writing the romance series

To paraphrase the late great John Lennon, life is what happens while you’re
making other plans.

To directly quote my motherβ€”and mothers everywhereβ€”"Don’t do as I do. Do as I say." Both sage snippets segue albeit circuitously into my blog topicβ€”how to write connected romance novels, or rather how not to write them, or at least how to recover from (cough, hiccup) going about it all wrong. Read More...

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