​More about the author

​1. What was the most unexpected challenge you encountered while writing a book?

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Description of interiors and exteriors. I still can't do it, by the way.

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2. Can you share a moment from your personal life that inspired a scene or character in the book?

 

Aurellia Mitchell has a lot in common with me. We have the same music taste. Jade Olson too, when it comes to her personality. But I think every character I created has something small of me.

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3. If your book were adapted into a film, who would be your dream cast for the main characters?

 

I don't have anyone in particular in mind, but if I had to choose one book, it would have to be SCYTHE.

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4. How did you choose the title for your book, and what significance does it hold for you?

 

I choose words that fit the plot or the characters. Something significant and short.

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5. What research did you conduct for this book, and did you uncover anything surprising or fascinating?

 

I did a lot of research on BPD. Of course, it's hard to capture a mental disorder in words from a perspective of someone who doesn't know how it feels to have it.

 

6. Are there any characters in your books that you relate to on a personal level?

 

Vivienne Caddel from SCYTHE.

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7. What was the most rewarding moment you experienced during the writing process?

 

Probably when I finish writing the last chapter, haha.

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8. If you could offer one piece of advice to aspiring writers, what would it be?

 

Never give up. It's such a cliche to say, but it's true. Even when I thought I'd never finish my book, I made it.

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9. How do you handle writer's block or moments of creative doubt?

 

Music. That helped me the most with my writer's block.

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10. What do you hope readers will take away from your book?

 

Love is complicated and beautiful, but if you work for it, it's worth it.