
So this topic has been a debate for years. Some readers enjoy standalones while others prefer series. Me personally, I love both, especially a nice lengthy standalone. But when I find a character that I love, yes, I want to spend more time with them. Now I do understand when readers say that they don't want to wait months for another installment. But, readers need to understand that writing is an art that takes a lot of time. Most writers only write when they feel inspired. It’s always a feeling, and sometimes, authors don't want to force words because if they do, then you’ll have a bunch of rushed scenes that don't make sense.
I know you guys want your series within a week LOL, but it doesn’t work that way. There are only a few authors who can produce books within a week, and I salute them because my brain doesn’t work that way. Plus, I have other priorities that take up my time. Personally, I am kinda burned out on writing series, and will be writing standalones for a while. Now there are some readers who will read a standalone and then want a part two. I guess it all depends on how the readers connect with the characters and storylines. What do you prefer? Series or standalones?

Hey y’all. I know I'm trying to take a break from social media, but I still want to talk with you all. Plus, I need to use my blog more. Well my week has been very productive. I'm putting a dent in DUI 2, and also getting some other things in order. My writing flow has been great so far, and I'm praying that you all will enjoy the finished product.
But I was thinking about something. I've noticed that most readers love the bad boy type of characters. You know the ones with the reckless behavior and crass attitude. The character is usually tall, with loads of tattoo and dreads (i.e. Dinero). They typically don't care how they talk to a person, and tend not to give a fuck about anything.
All I wanna know is why are we (women) attracted to bad boys? Why do the nice guys finish last? Another thing, if a man is well-mannered, and conducts himself like a gentleman, why does that turn some women off? I really think we’re crazy and don't know what we want LOL. That’s just my opinion, don't argue with me. I was just making an observation. I know that all women don't like the bad boy types, but half of the population do. What's your observation on this topic?
I haven’t posted on my blog in a while, so I decided that I should let you all in on my thoughts. First things first, I will be going on a social media break for a little while. (I know you all will miss me. Not!) I need to get my mind right, and unfortunately, social media is a HUGE distraction for me. I have so much to do, and I need to have a clear mind. Therefore social media has to go.
I am preparing for a lot of things in my life and I’m beyond excited. Plotting and planning are at the top of my list. I'm currently working on the final installment to DUI: Drowning Under the Influence of You. I have so many ideas for this book, and I don't know which way I should go. Now this is a good thing because I have a fully developed storyline in my head, but I have to make sure that it’s executed the right way.
This break won’t be long at all. Just enough so that I can focus on my work. I'm sure you all understand. There is so much that goes into the art of writing. It takes a lot of time, thought and energy. But at the end of the day, I love it. Thank you for your support. I couldn’t do this without my supporters. Muah!