Tammara Webber
In my mind, they *are* happy. Any foreshadowing is for you, as the reader, to interpret as you wish. [This may be a weird thing for a romance author to say, but I don't see a wedding as a happy ending. It's a commitment, publicly made, but it's not an ending. The decision to commit to a relationship is the important thing (IMO), and people do that (hopefully!) long before (or without) an, "I do." When it comes to romantic fiction, everyone defines HEA differently. A first kiss, a declaration of love, a promise, a proposal, moving in together, marriage, a child, a second chance, sitting on your porch with your grandkids - all of these things can be someone's idea of an HEA, but the only true HEA is when it lasts until someone dies. If we want to be super-romantic + melodrama galore, then the couple dies together, in their sleep. ;)]
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Hi Tammara! I should tell you I'm a HUGE HUGE fan of yours BTL and then Easy, Breakable, and now Sweet! Thank you so much for writing, I appreciate you being brave enough to put your stories out there for the world to read. Now my question is kind of simple but I'm really curious. In Breakable you write from the POV of a kid, how was it like? Would you consider writing from that kind of POV again? <3 -crushing hugs-
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