Introduction

Drama.  Everyone who knows me knows I'm lots of drama.  Which is perfect, in turns out, because every good romance novel needs plenty of drama, along with a healthy dose of conflict, add a strong journey of self-realization and what not, and eventually get to the happily-ever-after for the heroine...

...who happens to be me in this particular novel.  After all, should one get to be the heroine of one's own life?  Me: a twenty-six year-old  hopeless romantic.  Even when I've been hit with a fresh wave of cynicism, I've always kept an eye out for love.  Often hoping the best, even with the most undesirable of candidates, some would call me a little too optimistic.  Ruthlessly forging on through many funny, bittersweet often short chapters on the quest of finding Mr. Right.

Fortunately for me, I found him!  (At least for now.)  I met the man that makes me hot with passion, melt with need, and all that good stuff one wants in a modern-day Prince Charming, like a job.  He prefers to keep a low profile, so for all intents and purposes, let's call him Dream Boat, 'cause that's what he is and people say he looks a little like Doctor McDreamy from Grey's.

But real-life romance novels have a main difference from their fiction counterparts: Namely, they don't end, offering me plenty of material from which to draw.  Hopefully, you'll find these little chapters amusing and worth sharing with a friend.  Keep in mind, I am a fiction writer, so take all these musings with a grain of salt, and a lot of chocolate,  (Why the hell not?  Chocolate goes with everything.) because I have been known to get carried away.  That's right, Queen of Hyperbole at your service.