Erin is a writer and romance author, who came of age during the 1990s, AKA: the golden age of romcoms.
She believes her career path was set in motion when she learned the intoxicating power of the will-they-won't-they from greats like, Nora Ephron, Nancy Myers, and frankly, the entire cast of Friends.
Erin writes for the same reason she reads—because she loves to get lost in stories, especially stories about love. But she also writes to create media that can (hopefully) be a source of joy, humor, and hope during these dark times. She believes that when people to see their most human moments mirrored in their media, they feel better seen and understood and that unites us all.
With her latest project, Drama Queen, Erin also hopes to hammer home a personal belief of hers: that it’s never too late to chase a dream.
Erin lives in Los Angeles, CA with her husband and their dog Lulu. When she's not reading or writing, you can catch her traveling, spending time in nature, or having a one-person Taylor Swift dance party.
Thanks for visiting her site!
She believes her career path was set in motion when she learned the intoxicating power of the will-they-won't-they from greats like, Nora Ephron, Nancy Myers, and frankly, the entire cast of Friends.
Erin writes for the same reason she reads—because she loves to get lost in stories, especially stories about love. But she also writes to create media that can (hopefully) be a source of joy, humor, and hope during these dark times. She believes that when people to see their most human moments mirrored in their media, they feel better seen and understood and that unites us all.
With her latest project, Drama Queen, Erin also hopes to hammer home a personal belief of hers: that it’s never too late to chase a dream.
Erin lives in Los Angeles, CA with her husband and their dog Lulu. When she's not reading or writing, you can catch her traveling, spending time in nature, or having a one-person Taylor Swift dance party.
Thanks for visiting her site!
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Rebecca Bradley is finally doing what she should’ve done ten years ago—chasing her dreams. After a brutal breakup leaves her untethered, she trades the wreckage of her old life for a spot on her best friend’s West Village couch and a shot at becoming the playwright she once hoped to be. With a deadline for a major theater festival looming, she’s ready to put heartbreak behind her and make New York City the stage for her second act.
What she’s not ready for? Miles Thompson—the perpetually scowling, jazz-obsessed barista at her favorite coffee shop, who seems to dislike Becca almost as much as he dislikes small talk. But when a twist of fate lands her a job alongside him, their reluctant partnership quickly gives way to a slow-burn rivalry, laced with barbed wit and crackling chemistry. From subway races and Times Square scavenger hunts to moody jazz cafes in the Village, Becca finds herself drawn not just to Miles, but to the version of herself that only this city, and this unexpected connection, could have revealed. Now, with everything riding on her creative comeback, she must ask, can you truly attain a dream that once slipped through your fingers? And is love a distraction, or the key to unlocking your truest self? DRAMA QUEEN is about creative reinvention and the unexpected people who become the greatest plot twists in our stories. |
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