Daniela Bernaldo
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Kasie West:
Hey Kasie! I´ve read all your books, and I couldn't help but notice that in everyone ofthem, the mane character is having trouble deciding between two guys. In The Distance Between Us, Xander or Marcus, in By Your side, Jeff or Dex... Was it like this for you or is it just something you do to make it more interesting? I love your books! Can't wait for Lucky in Love!
Kasie West
Thanks for reading my books! Yes, that is the case in a lot of my books. I think in contemporary especially, plots involve emotional conflict. When the book is a romance, many times that conflict involves choosing a love interest. I think most people in real life have relationships with lots of different people and each of those relationships are at various stages of development. So, I like to represent that in my books. A girl can have many friends that are guys and some of those friendships evolve into more and some fizzle and become distant and some remain just friendships. So in that respect, yes, I did have guy friendships in my life and sometimes I was trying to choose if any of those guy friendships I wanted to be more than just a friendship and sometimes when I wanted them to be more, the guy didn't. Sometimes just the opposite. Writing contemporary romance is all about balancing all the different relationships/friendships a character has in her life. Thanks for the question and I'm happy you enjoy my books.
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Kasie West:
Hi Kasie! I wrote you once but I have another question. First of all, you mentioned Chopped in Listen To Your Heart and I was wondering if you watch Food Network? Also in Listen To Your Heart it seemed like Alana would be with Diego and Kate and Frank. I was wondering what made you decide not to do that? Because throughout the book it looked like you had but decided not to Would you explain what you thought about
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Kasie West:
Hi Kasie! These are some really odd questions (which I think you've never been asked before) but I'm very curious (since I myself am particularly obsessed with searching for the Greatest Font Ever): Do you have a favorite font? What font do you use when you're writing? P.S. Everyone else has told you this already, but your books are really nice.
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Kasie West:
Hello. I really like your books. P.S. I like you was one of the reasons I got into reading. I’m one of those people who don’t like sequels, which is why I like that you’re not writing any at the moment. Honestly, I don’t like them because I like it to end where it does, as a perfect happily ever after. Anyways, I wanted to ask what got you into writing? And where did you learn the skills?
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