Get to Know Ellie: A Character Interview on Faith, Fear & Finding Love

Mya Kay: Ellie, thanks for sitting down with us! To start, what’s one thing about you that surprises people?Ellie: Honestly, I think people are surprised I’m still hopeful when it comes to love. After everything, you’d think I’d be jaded, but my faith keeps me believing there’s a plan for me. Waiting on God isn’t…

6 Entrepreneurial Tips to Inspire Your Little Boss

Looking for fun ways to spark your daughter’s confidence and creativity? Whether she wants to start a business or just learn how to lead, these tips (inspired by The Jazzy Jewelry Club) offer simple ways to support her journey. 1. Let Her Launch Something (Even If It’s Small)Carla and Dana started with handmade jewelry and…

Make Readers Care: Crafting Internal Conflict that Feels Real

When readers connect deeply with a character, it’s often because they can feel the emotional tension beneath the surface—what’s not said as much as what is. Internal conflict is the quiet battle inside your character’s heart and mind that makes them relatable and compelling. In Storms of Love Chapter 2, Ellie’s outward actions and words…

From Page to Pulse: Writing Scenes That Stir Emotion

Readers don’t fall in love with your book because of the plot. They fall in love because of how the story makes them feel. That’s why the emotional heartbeat of Chapter 1 is just as important as the opening line. In Storms of Love, Chapter 1 drops readers into the chaos of a hot film…