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Ann Rose is a typical Taurus—loyal but stubborn, which means being an author is perfect. While asking the private group chat for ideas on what to include in this bio, Ann was reminded that some of her greatest qualities are her awesome best friends from high school—a fact she couldn’t argue with. She loves dark chocolate, sarcasm, her family, tacos, and her cats—obviously not in that order. Ann also writes young adult novels under the pen name A.M. Rose. Follow her on X (Twitter) , Facebook , and Instagram . In this interview, Ann discusses going from agent to author with her new romance novel, The Seemingly Impossible Love Life of Amanda Dean , her hope for readers, and more. Name: Ann Rose Literary agent: Eva Scalzo Book title: The Seemingly Impossible Love Life of Amanda Dean Publisher: Berkley, Penguin Random House Release date: September 17, 2024 Genre/category: Romance Elevator pitch: On the day of her wedding—a day where everything already seems to be going wrong—Amanda Dean recounts all her disastrous past relationships, bringing us closer to who might be waiting for her at the end of the aisle if she’s willing to risk her heart one more time. Bookshop | Amazon [WD uses affiliate links.] What prompted you to write this book? This question could be answered in a couple of ways. What inspired me to write this book? Or what was my intention of writing this novel? I think I want to address the second, since inspiration comes in so many forms, and for me I don’t have lack of ideas for stories. (Just ask my agent.) But when it comes to the intention behind this book, I really wanted to craft a romance story that highlighted love in all its forms. There isn’t just one type of love, and just because you love someone doesn’t mean they are the right person for you. Amanda’s story isn’t straightforward. It’s messy and complicated because in real life that’s what romance is. It’s hard, sometimes it will make you feel defeated and sometimes it will make you feel better […]
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