Jessica Day George
But of course!
Fun fact: When I started the books I envisioned Jilly and Finn being childhood sweethearts, and Anthea ending up being a sort of loner who would eventually ride off into the sunset with Florian. As soon as I dove into the first book, though, I realized that that dynamic between Jilly and Finn was more like a sibling thing, and obviously Anthea and Finn were meant to be!
Fun fact: When I started the books I envisioned Jilly and Finn being childhood sweethearts, and Anthea ending up being a sort of loner who would eventually ride off into the sunset with Florian. As soon as I dove into the first book, though, I realized that that dynamic between Jilly and Finn was more like a sibling thing, and obviously Anthea and Finn were meant to be!
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How do you publish a book? I would love to ,but I don't know how.
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How do you stay focused on just one story idea? Do you weigh up the pros and cons of writing one in comparison to you others or do you just go with the one you like the most at the time? I having serious trouble trying to stay focused to one story/series, when couple of other great story/series ideas are distracting me saying 'NO write about ME now!' Very frustrating.
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How did you come across the idea for the Princesses of Westfalin series?
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