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Paige Warren

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Contemporary Romance Romantic Suspense New Adult Romance Erotic Romance Dark Romance & Erotica
Country: United States
Books: 4
Profession: Author
Member Since: May 2022
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Paige Warren is a contemporary romance author who believes in happily-ever-after for everyone. Sexy, steamy stories about mobsters, cowboys, inked bad boys, and interracial couples…sometimes with a bit of kink. If you like alpha heroes and strong heroines, then you’re in the right place! No matter the odds, in a Paige Warren book, true love conquers all.

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$2.99 kindleeBook, Saving Fionaby Paige WarrenPublish: Apr 26, 2022Contemporary Romance Romantic Suspense
$4.99 kindleeBook, Bryson Cornersby Paige WarrenPublish: Mar 13, 2020Contemporary Romance Western Romance
$3.99 kindleeBook, Sergeant's Secret Babyby Paige WarrenPublish: May 25, 2017Contemporary Romance
$2.99 kindleeBook, His Virgin Babysitter (A Steamy Older Man Younger Woman Story) (Claiming the Virgin Book 2)by Paige WarrenPublish: Apr 11, 2017Series: Claiming the VirginContemporary Romance New Adult Romance Erotic Romance

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- What is your work schedule like when you're writing?
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- - Paige Warren 1 year ago
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  - Between my human family and the fur/scaly/feathered family, I never know what my day will be like. I write when I have a moment to myself. During the school year, that's typically easier while my son is in class (except the days my husband is off work). During the summer, it's incredibly challenging to find time to write. Someone always wants something or needs to go somewhere.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- When you were young, did you ever see writing as a career or full-time profession?
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- - Paige Warren 1 year ago
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  - When I was still in elementary school. I remember telling my grandmother I wanted to be a writer when I grew up. She laughed and said that wasn't a real career and more of a hobby. I was sad and believed her, so I focused my attention elsewhere, even though I continued to write. When the economy became really bad back around 2009-2010, I lost my day job and for more than half a year I couldn't find a job. So I started writing again. When I started earning as much in royalties as I'd made at the day job, my husband encouraged me to write full-time. And that's exactly what I did.
    
    The funny thing is that my grandmother started writing for a magazine around that same time. She never said what drove her decision to submit an article to them, but I sometimes wonder if it had anything to do with me chasing my dream. She's no longer with us, so I can't ask her, but the last six years of her life we grew rather close, always discussing our writing.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- Do you read your book reviews? How do you deal with bad or good ones?
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- - Paige Warren 1 year ago
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  - It's not something I do every day, but yes, I do tend to check my reviews once or twice a month. The good ones always make me smile. The bad ones are a bit harder to swallow. I always remind myself people like different things. Just because one person didn't like my book doesn't mean no one will. It just wasn't the right story line or set of characters for that particular person, and that's okay. When it comes to writing, you need thick skin.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- Writing can be an emotionally draining and stressful pursuit. Any tips for aspiring writers?
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- - Paige Warren 1 year ago
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  - Make sure you don't focus solely on your craft. Take time out to do something fun or spontaneous. Maybe it's a trip to your favorite coffee shop or bookstore (without toting your laptop with you). Or go see a movie, take your family on a one-day adventure, or sit quietly and read your favorite book. It's so easy to burn out or feel defeated. You have to take care of your mental and emotional health, even though it will be the hardest thing you've ever done.
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