Chloe answers questions about her writing life:

What is one unexpected, good thing writing has brought to your life?
Good writer friends for sure. While being a writer is a perfect excuse for an introvert like me to be alone, sometimes you just need like-minded people around you. I have met the most amazing, talented writers out there and that includes you, Libby that I can call my friends.

If you could take a January holiday with no limits on cost, location, etc, where would you go? Who would you take with you?
Definitely my husband. And probably to see the Northern Lights.

Of all the books you’ve written, do you have a favorite?
I wrote a bodyguard/princess trope book which I still love and will remain my favorite for a long while I think.

What was the first book that made you cry?
Tough one. I usually cry for the simplest of things, but I think The Velveteen Rabbit.

When did you write your first story or book? Who did you show it to? Did they encourage you?
I was probably really young, but I remember I wrote about a dog and his friend and then I stapled the pages together to make it look like a book. Both my parents were avid readers, but my mom was truly voracious. I was surrounded by books all the time so both my parents encouraged me a lot to follow my dream?

What was the best money you ever spent as a writer?
The first thought that comes to mind is paid courses. But honestly while it isn’t a huge amount, I think paying for my newsletter is definitely the best money I spend each month.

More about Chloe:

Chloe Kent has been hooked on romance for as long as she could remember. And now she gets to write them too. Her books always feature a fiery heroine who has no idea what she’s been waiting for until she meets the powerful and dominant hero… or heroes because sometimes it takes more than one.
Her favorite things to do are reading and consuming chocolate.