Amelia Elliot's Blog: Amelia Elliot Finds the Plot

I have three kittens from the same litter.

In the middle of the night, they were fighting over who slept in the crook of my knees (I’m a side-sleeper). So I shifted to make both knee crooks available.

They all settled and I fell asleep and had a dream that I invented a new social media trend called #kittenmaxxing

Pic: two of three hogging my footrest.

The best part of being an obscure indie author is all the famous people who reach out to you by email and socials.

(This is on Medium and not a T Swift channel, btw)

Writing Ava and Killian reminded me that healing isn’t a straight line. It’s a trek through a muddy forest, stripping you to the basics, and then finding normalcy again.

If you love forced proximity, “he rescues her” vibes, and a lot of emotional depth, All the Ways We’re Wrong is for you.

It saves my life over and over. And I hope that it will help a reader someday the way it helps me. That’s why I publish.

Esme Fernandes is a judge who plays by the rules. Jack Bullard is a movie star who’s tired of them. When their worlds collide, the fallout is public, dangerous, and undeniably steamy.

Experience the second book in the Thunderstruck series, Conduct Unbecoming a Judge.

Sometimes the hardest battles aren’t fought on a field. They’re fought between two people terrified of how much they need each other.

Both Sides of the Fence is for readers who know that healing is a contact sport.