Luana DaRosa writes about love, longing, and the kind of romantic tension that makes you scream into your pillow. Originally from Brazil, she’s lived on three continents but remains obsessed with stories set in warm, tropical places. When she’s not wrestling with fictional characters who refuse to behave, she’s hoarding yarn for future crochet projects or chasing her bunnies around the house. She now lives in the south of England with her partner (who tolerates the yarn and the bunnies). Find her on Instagram at @authorluanadarosa.Cursed with a poor sense of direction and a propensity to read, Annie Claydon spent much of her childhood lost in books. A degree in English Literature followed by a career in computing didn’t lead directly to her perfect job—writing romance for Mills & Boon—but she has no regrets in taking the scenic route. She lives in London: a city where getting lost can be a joy.

Luana DaRosa writes about love, longing, and the kind of romantic tension that makes you scream into your pillow. Originally from Brazil, she’s lived on three continents but remains obsessed with stories set in warm, tropical places. When she’s not wrestling with fictional characters who refuse to behave, she’s hoarding yarn for future crochet projects or chasing her bunnies around the house. She now lives in the south of England with her partner (who tolerates the yarn and the bunnies). Find her on Instagram at @authorluanadarosa.Cursed with a poor sense of direction and a propensity to read, Annie Claydon spent much of her childhood lost in books. A degree in English Literature followed by a career in computing didn’t lead directly to her perfect job—writing romance for Mills & Boon—but she has no regrets in taking the scenic route. She lives in London: a city where getting lost can be a joy.

Luana DaRosa writes about love, longing, and the kind of romantic tension that makes you scream into your pillow. Originally from Brazil, she’s lived on three continents but remains obsessed with stories set in warm, tropical places. When she’s not wrestling with fictional characters who refuse to behave, she’s hoarding yarn for future crochet projects or chasing her bunnies around the house. She now lives in the south of England with her partner (who tolerates the yarn and the bunnies). Find her on Instagram at @authorluanadarosa.Cursed with a poor sense of direction and a propensity to read, Annie Claydon spent much of her childhood lost in books. A degree in English Literature followed by a career in computing didn’t lead directly to her perfect job—writing romance for Mills & Boon—but she has no regrets in taking the scenic route. She lives in London: a city where getting lost can be a joy.