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Frankie Page

Frankie Page
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Hello, my name is Frankie Page. I am a new romance author who enjoys reading and writing a vast variety of romance genre. Anything from small town steamy romances to the dark and depraved—I love it all.

I published my first novel, Forever Moore, in December 2020. I have many works in progress, several of which I hope to publish in 2021.

I started writing when I was young as an outlet. Originally my dream was to be a screenplay writer, specifically I wanted to be the next George Romero. While I enjoy writing screenplays and working with local theaters, somewhere along the way life happened and I never fully pursued my dream. I started getting really into reading a couple of years ago. Then that spark to write happened again—this time, though, I knew I didn’t want to do screenplay work. I fell in love with the indie romance world and knew I wanted to be a part of it.

When I am not plugging away at my computer, or nose buried in a book, I enjoy lounging around the house watching movies with my alpha-hole husband, my mini-me, and our three cats.

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Retribution (Rose's Inferno Book 1)
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Retribution (Rose's Inferno Book 1)by Frankie PagePublish: Oct 31, 2021Series: Rose's InfernoContemporary Romance Paranormal Romance Romance Dark Romance & Erotica Women's Fiction
Expecting Moore (Moore Family Book 2)
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Expecting Moore (Moore Family Book 2)by Frankie PagePublish: Jun 30, 2021Series: Moore FamilyContemporary Romance Romance Women's Fiction
Learning to Love Again
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Learning to Love Againby Frankie PagePublish: Apr 30, 2021Contemporary Romance Romance Women's Fiction
Forever Moore (Moore Family Book 1)
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Forever Moore (Moore Family Book 1)by Frankie PagePublish: Dec 18, 2020Series: Moore FamilyContemporary Romance Romance Women's Fiction

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  • Rose's Inferno

    1 Retribution (Rose's Inferno Book 1) - Published on Oct, 2021
  • Moore Family

    1 Forever Moore (Moore Family Book 1) - Published on Dec, 20202 Expecting Moore (Moore Family Book 2) - Published on Jun, 2021

Frankie Page Interview On 09, Jul 2021

"Saint & Sinner Romance Author, Frankie Page enjoys reading and writing a vast variety of romance genre. Goosebumps are what encouraged me to start writing at a young age. Her biggest dream was to write and direct a zombie film. She started reading indie romances and was just blown away. She published her first novel, Forever Moore, in December 2020. She enjoys lounging around the house watching movies with her husband, her daughter, and our three cats."
What are some of your favorite childhood memories?

My favorite's are the ones with my grandparents. Growing up I spent most of my summers up-north Minnesota with them in their RV. I would go to U-Pick farms and collect various berries then go back home and make jam to go with fresh homemade bread. Then while waiting for things to cook, we would play many games of Skip-Bo and Yahtzee. My grandpa loved taking me fishing or we would just sit around and watch professional bowling or pool. His commentary was always hilarious. I was so excited when I got older and he took me to the lodge and taught me how to play pool. To this day, my absolute favorite memory of them is when I decided to drive with them from the campsite in Park Rapids, MN all the way down to their home in Greenfield, IA. My grandpa hated driving fast, so we took HWY 169 the whole way down. The RV stunk of the egg salad sandwiches my grandma made for the 15 hour journey (I was traumatized for a while from that). But the funniest part was before we left, my grandpa gave me a quote of roadkill we would pass. Telling me how many skunks and racoons we'd drive over. I took his challenge and then laughed when we drove over our first one. They were the names of the rivers we were driving over. So now, every time I drive over one of those rivers I think of him and that trip.

Do you remember the first story you ever read, and the impact it had on you?

I am not sure if it was the very first, but I remember Welcome to Dead House by R.L. Stine. I was obsessed with Goosebumps, ordered and read every single one. I even got to meet R.L. Stine at the Mall of America and have him sign one of my books. Goosebumps are what encouraged me to start writing at a young age.

Who is your favorite romance author?

I have several, but the first that comes to mind is Lauren Landish. I love how she writes in a variety of sub-genre. She is why I decided to write all of my romance books under one pen name instead of multiple.

What was your biggest dream as a child? Did it ever come true?

My biggest dream was to write and direct a zombie film that was so spectacular that George Romero would give me a personal shout out. Unfortunately, no that did not happen.

Your thoughts on conventional vs. self-publishing? What route did you choose and why?

I think it is a personal preference really. I decided to go with self-publishing because I wanted full creative control and didn't want to fit into anyone else's requirements. It isn't always easy and sometimes I consider looking into conventional publishing, but then I look at other well established self-published authors and remind myself to keep going strong, I will get there one day.

What challenges did you face while publishing your first novel, Forever Moore?

A disadvantage of self-publishing and being a new author, is that you have no network. While I was a part of some reader and writer groups, it isn't easy to get yourself out there. I didn't elect to pay for marketing, because at the end of the day I was still new and knew that I wouldn't get much return on investment. But the indie romance community has been super supportive in helping get the word out there. I was so excited when Claire Kinglsey and Pippa Grant allowed me to promote Forever Moore in their reader groups. To have these two amazing authors who I have religiously read ALL of their books allow a nobody like me to promote in, I was thrilled.

How many books do you plan to write in the Moore Family series?

In the Moore family series specifically, I am planning a total of four full-length novels (one for each sibling) then one or two novellas. I am definitely going to do a five year in the future novella after the last Moore book, showing a bit of the families overall HEA. I am also considering a prequel novella that takes place the summer after Tilly's senior year. I have a feeling after book 3, this might be something people would want.

What was the most difficult part of creating the character of a forty-years-old, Layla?

I'd say the most difficult thing was making her sound mature without going overboard. But then I realized that my best friend is 41, so honestly, we don't talk much differently. I think the best part of her character was the playlist and all the 80s rock hits I used to keep me in the right mindframe.

Who is the most supportive person in your life when it comes to your writing?

I get a lot of support, but I'd say my husband. He has assisted financially, because self-publishing isn't free or cheap. But more than that, he helps watch our daughter when I need him to focus on writing. When I am stuck on something he sits with me and talks through the scenario and gives his perspective.

Which was the last movie you watched with your alpha-hole husband?

Movie, besides kids ones we watch with our daughter, The Conjuring 3. We actually did a whole marathon. Also we have been watching and trying to finish Supernatural, we are on season 13 now.

Being a new romance author, what keeps you up to date with the latest trends in the genre?

I read a lot myself. It has been a bit slow recently, but I usually try to read 1-2 books in a week. Sometimes it will be my favorite tried and true authors, other times it is my fellow author friends (sometimes it is both). I also participate in a lot of reader and writer focused Facebook groups. But, to be honest. With the exception of cover art, I tend to do my own thing and just hope at the end of the day people like what I put out.

What made you fall in love with the indie romance world?

The freedom. My initial goal or hope was screenplay writing. But as I started looking into the world, I realized it wasn't what I thought. Then recently, I started reading indie romances and was just blown away. I saw an opportunity to express my creative side and not deal with the red tape of hollywood.

When writing novels, is it better to have daily time-spent-writing goals or words-written goals?

I'd say time. I would rather write 500 really awesome words in a day then 1500 bad ones I am going to delete the next. Sometimes I will get really inspired and write 10k in a day. Sometimes I might not look at a manuscript for a week or month. I find I write best when I am in the mood and inspired, it isn't something I can force.

How many plot ideas are just waiting to be written? Can you tell us about one?

Sorry, I snort-laughed at this one. I have a ton of projects that are in progress or jotted down for the future. Whenever I message my editor telling her I have an idea, she just laughs, shakes her head and says "of course you do... what now?" Then I proceed to tell her and her reply is "Oh, that does sound good." The current project I am working on is my first dark romance (with my love of horror many were surprised I didn't start here but I love the challenge that contemporary romance offers). This project is called Rose's Inferno, it is a dark paranormal romance trilogy. I am working on book two right now. Book 1, Road to Retribution, will come out in October. The story is inspired by the concept that Rose (lead female character) sells her soul to save her dying boyfriend. By doing so, her world is turned upside down in more ways than she could ever imagine as secrets are revealed.

When did you join AllAuthor? How has your experience been?

I just joined earlier this year. So far everything has been great. The staff have been super helpful, I love the cover of the month platform. The questions/discussions on books are really neat as well.

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      • Frankie Page Frankie Page 3 years ago
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      • If I were to change genre it would be to Horror, specifically Zombie apocalyptic type stories. I've loved zombies and Zombie movies since I was really young (probably too young), it was a dream of mine to write a brilliant Zombie film and have it recognized by George Romero.
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    • Have you ever experienced "Writer's Block"? Any tips you would like to share to overcome it?
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      • Yes, I think everyone has at least once. Tips, lots and lots of wine. Joking, well not really-it can help. Honestly, walking away. Either taking a break and just relaxing my mind. Or work on another project. Most importantly, don't force it. If it isn't coming, don't push. You won't be happy and it will translate in your writing.
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      • Yes I read my reviews. I am always excited about good ones. Bad ones I take them as they come. If they have constructive feedback, I take it into consideration. Otherwise if it is just a troll, I laugh about them. As a reader, I've read more books because of the complaints from a 1 star review than a 5 star. I also remind myself, YOU CAN'T MAKE EVERY ONE HAPPY. No matter how hard you work, someone is always going to find a problem or an issue.
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      • I've been writing since I was young. Growing up as an only child with an over active imagination who frequently had conversations with herself, made for a pretty good writer. My original dream had been to become a screenplay writer. I've always loved writing dialogue and working on plot development.
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      • Solid plot. It is so important to have a solid, plausible plot that is well developed. Next is fluid dialogue that sounds authentic. While proper grammar is important, I feel no matter how properly a story is written. If the plot isn't solid and the dialogue sounds like robots, no one is going to care very much about the quality grammar.
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