Kaylee Spring
I might be on the far end of the spectrum here, but I only write about 500 words a day in any given book. However, I am always writing at least 8 books at any given time. That's not a typo. Switching back and forth between stories gives the opportunity to simply sidestep and writer's block. If I can't think of where to go in one book, I'll start working on another. I'm constantly switching back and forth, and I think this has kept my writing brain flexible enough to get around most writer's blocks.
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Bruce
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Kaylee Spring:
I wish you could get Goodreads to do a better job of listing your books, so I could keep track of my Reads easier andknow which to do next. Goodreads suddenly seems frustrating, doesn't have Stormy Paradise: A Second-Chance Romance Beach Read or a lot of other books by you and other authors. And so hard to manually suggest/add in, system bots leave typos unchangeable. Why? Keep up the great work, Kaylee!
Bruce
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Kaylee Spring:
I'm surprised my review of "The Nude Painter" didn't show up here, only over in the book's comments and reviews. Excellent book!! Now I'm reading Writer (but no one's living nude yet), and have Musician next in my "to reads." What do you plan for Book 4 in the series, Ms Spring? Great writing, great characters, great sex. I love your work!
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