Hello, my lovely readers. 

Hope you're doing fine. 

This is just a quick check-in to let you all know I finished Affair With The Billionaire. YAAAY!!!

Please allow me to catch my breath and make some edits before posting it all at once to not ruin the climax.

It's been a 4-day "drown in coffee or write" experience, with minimal sleep and constant brain activity. But 12k words later, I'm sooo happy it's done. 

It's a steamy billionaire story, with a lot of emphasis on the "steamy" part.

Click on the link below if you want to check it out. 

https://booknet.com/en/book/affair-with-the-billionaire-b260694 

I've been very sick the past few months and had surgery 2 weeks ago. The first week post-op was terrible. I was in a lot of pain. But thankfully, in the second week, the pain subsided and things are looking brighter. 

Thank you sincerely for all the love and support you showed me. It's great to have readers like you. 

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I came across the use of a writerly lingo and I'd like to explain it. 

Basically, the expression "not my original work" means it's FANFICTION. 

You take two characters from a story you like and give them a completely NEW storyline.

For example, if I take Hae So and Wang Wook from the Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Korean drama and give them a happy ending with 3 giggly toddlers running around in an orchard. Wook reaches up and picks an apple, cleans it, and gives it to Hae So. She takes a bite with a wide smile on her face and they are happier than ever. The end. = this is new because it never happened in the original drama and it's fanfiction. 

If you notice anyone using such terms in blog posts or book descriptions, he or she is probably reaping the benefits of another writer's hard work. Please report it to the booknet support team so that they can investigate it and take action. 

That's it for now. 

Thanks for reading this post and thanks for all your support and encouragement. 

Stay tuned for a MEGA SURPRIZE on Sunday the 13th. 

Much love, Roza