POV: fangirling over your own characters
📚: Dragon Hunter by Mase Evans, an NA fantasy romance releasing April 30th! Add it now on Goodreads!
A vengeful prince strikes a deal with the King’s Court to fulfill his dark longing: he’ll get the training he needs to k!ll his enemy, but he must marry one of three princesses to strengthen his kingdom’s army first 📚 #dragonhunter #dragonhuntermaseevans #romantasyauthor #romantasybooks #fantasyromancebooks
Creating characters in a fantasy romance novel is a daunting yet rewarding task. When you invest years in developing their stories, it's only natural to feel a sense of pride and joy when they finally express their feelings. The moment your characters say "I love you" can be exhilarating as it brings to life the emotional depth you've sculpted. In 'Dragon Hunter,' the vengeful prince's journey intertwines with that of three princesses in a compelling narrative that not only strengthens the kingdom's army but explores themes of desire, loyalty, and sacrifice. Readers are invited to get lost in this intricate world where every decision has profound implications. This resonates with many writers who face similar emotional milestones with their own characters. Engaging with fellow authors on platforms like Goodreads can enhance your experience, allowing you to share insights and connect over mutual passion for storytelling and character development. Whether your focus is on romance, conflict, or character growth, the process is both a personal journey and a shared experience that fosters community among writers and readers alike.
I forget that yall have to wait too