Interview and Review for the Work of HushHushHush

I have found a couple of books that had caught my eye in wattpad. This books are amazing and  I think you  guys should check it out.


Where are you from?

I'm from the hot city of of Mesa, Arizona.:)

What age did you begin writing?

Around twelve I believe.

Give us the titles and genre of your books.

I actually have four stories out so I'll give you those four- My first story is 'Demon' which is erotic. My
 second story is 'Seven Sexy Sins' which is also erotic. Another story called 'The Lost Girls' and it's Romance/Thriller. And last but not least, my newest story is a Romance/Teen Fiction called 'The Compromise.':)

How did you come up with the titles of your books?

The titles I choose are usually just what I think is the main plot of the story is.

Tell us a little bit about your cover art. Who designed it?  Why did you go with that particular image/artwork?

Demon, The Lost Girls, and Seven Sexy Sins were designed by me, but The Compromise was made by the amazing, _primadonna!

Who is your favorite character from your books and why?

My favorite character out of all my stories has to be Scarlet from 'The Lost Girls.' She's so strong but has this vulnerability about her that shows how  young she is. She also has this poetic mindset that my other characters don't have-she looks at life differently.

How about your least favorite character? What makes them less appealing to you?

Hmm . . . my least favorite- I'd have to say Spencer Dan from 'The Compromise' because he's a total creep.

If you could change one thing on your books, what would it be? Why?

I don't think I'd change anything about my books, they're my babies and they come from my heart and mind. I guess I wish I could do them justice with my writing.

Give us an interesting fun fact of few of your books.  

I don't know, well, I have one-the story 'Demon' was actually an erotic dream I had one  night *blush* but I think that's about it.:)

What was the hardest thing of writing your books?

Trying to find the right pace and wording- I have a hard time with both of those.

Did you learn anything from writing your books and what was it?

I guess I've learned not to be afraid to put my work out there because there are so many amazing and supportive people on Wattpad that will give yo advice and kind critic.

Do you have any advice for other writers?

NEVER let anyone tell you you aren't good at writing because if you are serious and try your hardest, readers will be able to read that off the page. Also never be offended by critic- let it help you and take it to mind.

Do you have anything specific that you want to tell your readers?

I really and truly are thankful for all you guys! You all are so amazing and supportive! It really means a lot! Love you! <3 <3 <3

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Review Time:

Title: Demon

Author: HushHushHush

Rating: 5/5

Genre: Romance/Non-Teen Fiction

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Book Description:

Lucy nipped his collarbone and hear a very distinct growl tickle her ear.

He struggled, wrestling harder than before trying to break free with little success. Realizing she had probably taken it farther than she meant to, Lucy pulled back only to be startled by his ferocious expression.

Her breath caught, lungs forgetting to draw air.

His teeth were clenched and barred, and there was no mistaking the look in his eyes.

"Take the damn chains off now."

What I think:

Demon, what a great story and there is good news,  is only in the beginning stages. Meaning there's more amazing things to come. If you love erotic, fun, sexy, romance- this is the book for you. I do warn you, the sex scenes are really vivid, but they are so wonderful written you wouldn't be able to stop reading. Also if you are under age, please don't read the book, is rated R.

Love how wild her imagination is, I wish I could write like that. From the first word you get hooked and even thought there only one chapter, you would enjoy it so much.


Lucy is a very unique character, her qualities would made you fall in love with her, I know I did.

Book Link:

http://www.wattpad.com/story/4325546-demon

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Review Time:

Title: Seven Sexy Sins

Author: HushHushHush

Rating: 4/5

Genre: Romance/ Non-Teen Fiction

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Book Description:

Warning- this story is erotica. Not for anyone under 18. Read at your own risk.

This is a series of short stories having to do with the Seven Deadly Sins.

Sit back and get ready for some sexy, yummy, slow, intense, wild, hot, and cute little love scenes.:)

What I think:

Just like description say this story is not for anyone under 18. I think is a great idea to write different short stories about Seven Deadly Sins, the title say it all. Lust, the first short story of this collection is a well written.  Just the first sentence would glue you to your seat making you want to read more. I recommend this story to anyone who loves a nice erotica story.

The beginning of the story is amazing, I mean I was shock on how descriptive the whole thing was. So vivid, you could feel like you were there.  Characters, what can I say about them? Well, they are well developed and their actions would made you either love them or hate them. 

Melody is a girl that all she desires is for someone to love her the right way. Tommy is the perfect person for that. He is sexy, handsome and everything a woman could want in a guy. This story is only five pages, but you will want to read it over and over again, I know I did.

How about we talk about the Gluttony, the second short story in this incredible collection. Anyone that wants to seduce their husband in the right way, this would be the perfect story for you. 

Lizze is a very determined girl and she gets exactly want she want no matter what.  She's a character that anyone could relate to. Louis seemed like a really sexy guy and I love the way the author developed him, any girl would love to have a fantasy with him.

Both stories are descriptive and everything flows really well. Please check it out and you won't regret it, I promise.

Book Link:i

http://www.wattpad.com/story/4340874-seven-sexy-sins

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Review Time:

Title: The Lost Girls

Author: HushHushHush

Rating: 5/5

Genre: Romance/ Thriller-Mystery

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Book Description:

I am one of the lost girls.

I am broken. I am lonely. I am scared.

I am lost.

I can't be found.

What I think:

I was literally lost from words when I read The Lost Girls. The emotions were so vivid I felt them myself. It makes you think about your own life. Everything was written thoughtfully and with enough details to make you feel what the characters were feeling. A breathtaking,  beautiful story.

Scarlett has a voice of her own, she is a well developed character. She struggles a lot and sometimes she feel like she's lost and there is not a way out. I wish there was more than two chapters, so I could read more. I know the author would bring more surprises and more emotion to the story. 

If you want a story filled with romance, emotions, thrilled, and mystery- this is the story for you. Please check it out, it wouldn't let you down.

Book Link

http://www.wattpad.com/story/4617249-the-lost-girls#

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Review Time:

Title: The Compromise

Author: HushHushHush

Rating: 4/5

Genre: Romance/Teen Fiction

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Book Description:

"A bad boy can be very good for a girl"

What I think:

What I can say about The Compromise? Well is definitely another great story by HushHushHush. The story has a very unique story line. The descriptions are right to the point and it has enough details to make you understand what is going on. 

Zoe is a girl that everyone could relate to. She wants to meet a nice guy and fall in love. Just like some of us, she believes there is someone out there for everyone, and her mission is to find the one for her. I love how well  her character is developed and how realistic her emotions  are.

The story is in the beginning stages but I recommend you to read The Compromise. 

Book Link:

http://www.wattpad.com/story/5070113-the-compromise#

Interview and Review for French Kiss by LMKate11

Calling all readers, I have found another amazing book in Wattpad. I recommend reading French Kiss by LMKate11. Lets meet the author behind this amazing find.


Where are you from?

I'm from a small town in Oklahoma originally?

What age did you begin writing?

I've been writing for as long as I can remember. When my cousins and I were little, we would write plays and put them on for our parents. And in 3rd grade I wanted my friend to take one of my manuscripts to the children's author she went to church with.

Give us the tittle and genre of your book.

My book is called French Kiss, and is a humorous romance story.

How did you come up with the title of your book? 

Honestly, it was sort of lane. The story starts with my main character arriving in Paris . . . so I just went the French thing. 

Tell us a little bit about your cover art. Who designed it? Why did you go with that particular image/artwork?

Actually right now, the awesome angel_ray2 is designing a cover for me because the one I made looks awful.

Who is your favorite character from your book and why?

I'm a big of Jean-Luc. I always have some character that just gets people, and he is definitely that character. He is the quiet intuitive type.

How about your least favorite character? What makes them less appealing to you?

You know, I'm not sure I have a character I dislike. . . but I feel frustrated with my main character. She has some of the qualities I dislike in myself (like her social anxiety) and so I really route for her to step it up and put herself out there.

If you could change one thing on your book, what would it be? Why?

That's a tough one . . . I don't know. It's not finished yet. So somewhere down the line I'll probably wish I'd written something different.

Give us an interesting fun fact or few of your book.

Well, all the french stuff in it should be pretty accurate considering I'm pursuing a degree in French . . . I guess one fun thing is that in my head, Romain has some Romanian (aka gypsy) ancestry, which I find ironic because his name is Romain . . . but I doubt that'll ever come up in the book.

Is there a message in your book you want readers to grasp?

Yes. I hope that the struggles Beth has experienced in her life will help other people. And I think it is important that nothing overly dramatic ever had happen to her, yet she struggles with being happy. I guess in the end, I hope people see the importance of love and how it heals everybody.

What was the hardest thing of writing your book?

The freaking accent marks. I would sometimes change a piece of dialogue just because I didn't want to search for the accent mark that went on a word. Microsoft makes it hard for some of the less common marks. 

Did you learn anything from writing your book and what was it?

I always learning from writing. I think mostly, I learn about me. But I don't think my lesson is through yet, so I can't say just what it is. 

Do you have any advice for other writers?

Write, write, write, read everything you get you hand on, and write.

Do you have anything specific that you want to tell your readers?

Just thank you for your support. It definitely keeps me motivated.

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Review Time:

Title: French Kiss

Author: LMKate11

Rating: 4/5

Genre: Romance/ Teen Fiction

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Book Description:

No French, no problem. Home-body Beth suddenly finds herself spending her summer in Paris with her aunt. And while most girls would be thrilled to death, Beth can't keep herself from wishing she could return to California and her mother. She decides, however, to make the best of her trip, and soon, some unlikely relationships develop. The question is, will Beth be able to keep her new friends once her world is collapsing around her.

What I think:

There is not a lot I can say, because the book is in the beginning stages, but I can honestly tell you that what I read so far is wonderful. The descriptions are so vivid, I felt like I was there. Love how the author use their vocabulary.

I also love how the characters are developing so well, especially Beth. She's a girl we can all relate to as she struggles with spending the summer in Paris, when all she wants is to spend it in California with her mom. I honestly know how she feels, because I been in positions were I had to do things I'm not so happy with, but in reality we all do stuff we don't like. She meets new people who becomes her friends and help her deal with this new experience. But soon new problems would arise and friends would become enemies and enemies would become friends.

Every chapter leaves you wanting more. French Kiss has a little bit for everyone, romance, adventure, and much more. So please click on the link below and check it out, you won't regret it. French Kiss is a must read.

Book Link:

http://www.wattpad.com/home

Interview and Review for Bound by WritingGals

Guess what? I have found an amazing book in Wattpad. I highly suggest you read Bound by WritingGals. However, before I could tell you about the book, we should get to know the Author behind the book.  She was sweet enough to answer some questions for me.



Where are you from?

Big ole Texas!

What age did you begin writing?

Hmm, I begin writing for my own enjoyment at around age 11.

Give us the title and Genre of your book.

Bound- Romance/Non-Teen Fiction

How did you come up with the title of your book?

Well my co-writer, Ela, she basically help me brainstorm up some ideas. We wanted a simple book name; one that catches a person's eye. Also since it was sort of a 'forced' marriage between Eleanor and Parker, they're like bound to each other.

Tell us a little bit about your cover art. Who designed it? Why did you go with that particular image/ artwork?

I design my own book covers. I wanted a bride on it, but a sad/ non-smiling bride at that to portray that Eleanor wasn't too found of being married. 

Who is your favorite character from your book and why?

My favorite has to be Eleanor, she's such a strong woman with great morals. Elle cares for her sons, Luke and Peyton, so much that sometimes she gives up her own happiness for them. She also has that feisty side of of her when it comes to Parker.

How about your least favorite character? What makes them less appealing to you?

Ooh, my least favorite character hmm . . this is rather difficult! I don't particularly dislike any of my characters (yes I don't dislike Heidi!).

If you could change one thing on your book, what would it be? Why?

I probably would have changed the part where Eleanor and Parker meets. Yes.

Give us an interesting fun fact or few of your book.

Fun facts . . . Hmm. Well some characters are based off of this Filipino TV drama show, like Agatha and Thomas. I don't know, there aren't really any fun facts as for now. :(

Is there a message on your book you want readers to grasp?

I really wasn't planning on having an overall message in the first place, but as I continued I really wanted them to know to never give up and take whatever life throws at you just like Eleanor does!

What was the hardest thing of writing your book?

The hardest this has definitely got to be writing Parker's POVs. I am a female, so trying to write in how a male thinks or do was very challenging.

Did you learn anything from writing your book and what was it?

I don't know . . . I don't think I learned much from it,  but my writing skills has improved by a lot. That's for sure.

Do you have any advice for other writers?

My advice is to NEVER GIVE UP on your stories! There comes times where you feel like it's a dead end, but we eventually overcome it. Also, always write when you feel inspired; your writing will turn out better than when you feel forced to do it. So don't let does persistent readers who always ask for upload to influence you! 

Do you have anything specific that you want to tell your readers?

I really want to say a major THANK YOU for reading and supporting me. Both silent readers and those who comments and votes! I really feel the love you have for my story, and you guys literally keep me from giving up. Cheese, I know, but it's the truth!

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Review Time:

Title: Bound

Author: WritngGals 

Rating: 4/5

Genre: Romance/Non-Teen Fiction

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Book Description:

Two very different people shares one common thing: They're afraid falling in love.

Eleanor Edeson, a mother of two, is an independent woman who has to work hard for the things she had in life. Parker Jenkins, the most-sought out bachelor in the country of England, has things served for him on a silver platter all his life.

Although what happens when Eleanor and her two toddler sons become homeless, and the pressure on Parker finding a wife troubles him and the company he's suppose to inherit? These two rather complicated situation forces them to a marriage filled with anything but love. Will these two be able to fight the attraction brewing between them, or will they go against their wishes of not falling in love?

What I think:

Bound is a must read. I honestly could not stop reading and even though is not finished yet, is a book where you would get lost in it.  If I had to choose my favorite part of the book, it would be how unique the story line is. I love how realistic everything is and how well the characters are developed.

Love, what is love? For Eleanor, love is sacrificing everything for those she cares for. She struggles a lot through her life trying to give the best to her kids. However, when she loses her job and becomes homeless, she has to make the hardest decision in her life. A decision that takes her to married someone she does not love.

Parker, what can I say about Parker? Even though he is an arrogant, has a huge ego, he could be sweet, charming man in his own way. He has money and wants to help Eleanor by proposing her to married him, but she refuse at first. Eventually, she married him, not sure, if she made the right decision.

Reading Bound you would cry, laugh, be mad, and so much more. I highly recommend you check it out.

Book Link:

http://www.wattpad.com/story/3164413-bound#

25 WAYS TO BE A HAPPY WRITTER

I recommend every writer to check this article out. It helps you put your goals as a writer into perspective. http://terribleminds.com/ramble/2013/03/26/25-ways-to-be-a-happy-writer-or-at-least-happier/