The Path to You is a workplace, age-gap, contemporary sapphic romance about embracing change and finding love where you least expect it.
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Writing can be isolating, and sometimes it feels like you’re the only one struggling. It’s especially difficult when you compare your draft words to the polished words you’ll find in a published book. It was a long road to get from that initial idea to where I’m at now. I want to share the story of my many, many drafts to assure you if I can do it, so can you. And, hopefully, you won’t make nearly as many mistakes as I did.
I’d taken a romance writing class before, and I’d hated it. Don’t get me wrong; the instructor seemed very knowledgeable in her genre, but that genre happened to be straight romance. As someone who exclusively writes sapphic romance, I felt like the class was a waste of time. The writing academy, however, is specifically for people like me: members of the sapphic community who write sapphic stories.
Like most of my friends, I initially met my cowriter through gaming. We both enjoyed survival and crafting games, and for years we played games like 7 Days to Die nearly every night. It wasn’t until much later in our friendship that we broached the topic of cowriting a story together.
