Why Romance?

• For a book to be classified as a romance, and not just a love story, means it must have a happily ever after (HEA) or a happily for now (HFN) and the romance must be the central theme of the book, not just a romantic element. That's what I like to see in my books - I know when I pick up a romance that the couple will end up together, it's just how they'll get there is the fun part for me.

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• 'Hope, Love, and Magic' is my tagline because those are the three things I like to read about most in a novel. No matter how bad things get, I want there to be hope that it will end well (& of course, in a romance novel it does), so that means there is love. And lastly, I love a little paranormal element to keep things interesting. 

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Where did you get the idea for magic people?

• Because of my love of Nora Roberts' trilogies I knew I wanted to write about contemporary people in an urban setting, but include magic. The concept for the In Magic series changed a lot before I even wrote a word. Then, as I wrote the first book and learned what story structure was all about, I changed the book again and again. I wrote that first book six different times until I came up with what is now Lost In Magic.​

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Want to know more about me, my books, or my process? Email me a question at kj@kjwarawa.com or head on over to my Facebook Group and ask the question there. I'll answer whatever question you have and then write the question and answer here as well.

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