Your leading men are not automatically rich alpha males. We love our broken alpha males (after all I am spending the weekend with The Lord of the Manor), but we appreciate something different. Uber rich, playboy, broken, alpha male falls for pretty yet insecure girl who doesn’t get how beautiful she really is. Your male leads don’t follow the “formula.” When you look at Christian Grey, Gideon Cross, Damien Stark, Jesse Ward, etc…there’s the same formula. Many others are written in such a way that we find ourselves wanting to smack them for things like being stubborn or irrational. Simply stated, but it’s a HUGE pet peeve! When reading a book, we have often texted each other, “This girl is an idiot too!” Your girls are strong, intelligent, and reasonable. To begin with, your female lead characters aren’t idiots. You write very differently from what we usually read. We started discussing, and I want to share our conversation with you.

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