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Emery Rachelle

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Emery Rachelle (they/she) writes spicy love stories with magic, diverse heroines, and no limit to the number of happily-ever-afters one girl can get.

Their works include a series about a bisexual polyamorous assassin, and a Twilight-inspired reverse harem series.

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Emery Rachelle Anyone who's seen my bookshelf or tattoos can tell you that Jane Eyre is my favorite book in the world. Part of that is due to the relationship betwee…moreAnyone who's seen my bookshelf or tattoos can tell you that Jane Eyre is my favorite book in the world. Part of that is due to the relationship between Jane and Edward. I love the intricacies and complexities of their story, which reflect the complicated nature of real-life, real-world romances. Jane and Edward fall in love when it's inconvenient and not acceptable to society, but the reason they can't be together isn't ultimately society's disapproval or an issue of legality. It's Jane's moral compass - not Edward's secret wife or the house staff's disapproval - and her need to be independent and do what she believes in her gut is right that tears them apart. And that's what makes their happy ending both so believable and enjoyable. Just when Jane and the readers believe the couple really will end as so many real-life romances do - with a bitter but inevitable heartbreak, based not on external factors but on unchangeable qualities that make them who they are - the two are brought together, still the same people deep down but having lived through experiences that changed their circumstances. Jane has gained agency and confidence, while Edward has lost his wife and had his pride and perceived invincibility challenged. The two are now truly equals, and can therefore be truly happy together.(less)
Emery Rachelle Put on my Spotify playlist for whatever book I'm working on and scroll through my Pinterest board for the book for a few minutes. Then I set a time (s…morePut on my Spotify playlist for whatever book I'm working on and scroll through my Pinterest board for the book for a few minutes. Then I set a time (short limits - say, twenty minutes) and just write. Word wars help, too, if you have a writer friend willing and able to pitch in.(less)
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Autumn musings

Campfires. Cinnamon and clove candles. Crunching colored leaves.

The air has finally cooled down in the last few weeks, after a brutal summer. Fall is embracing us.

This was going to be a “welcoming fall” post, but really, the season is halfway past.

I was going to announce release dates and book news, but I am hesitant to commit to any timelines with where my creative projects stand now.

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