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Kate Willoughby

USA Today Bestselling Author

  • USA Today Bestselling Author

03.17.2010 Writing

Wistful Awe

You want to know why Nora Roberts sells so many damn books? I know one of the reasons. She’s a master of her craft.

Recently, I read Bed of Roses, the second in her Bride Quartet. In it, there was a scene where the guys are playing Texas Hold ‘Em. That scene was freakin’ amazing. She was able to show them playing and talking about the game and talking about other shit at the same time and have it flow perfectly. The gestures, the poker taunting, and the regular conversation all blended together and it made me shake my head in amazement.

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USA Today Bestselling Author Kate Willoughby happily writes her contemporary hockey romances in Southern California. She is married and has two sons and a Chihuahua. When she’s not writing, she’s watching hockey. When it’s not hockey season, she whines a lot.

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