Did the context clues give it away?
That POV was actually just me setting the scene of my life a few years ago for you—
But something tells me you can relate to the “I’d choose this book over literally anything right now, just to find out what happens” sentiment, or you probably wouldn’t have become an author.
You know how thrilling good storytelling is.
You know just how captivating it can be when it’s done right.
And how much it ruins a story when it’s done wrong.
Remember the last time you were completely lost in a book, feverishly flipping through the pages while simultaneously hanging on every word, only to be distracted by a typo, an awkward sentence, or an inaccurate detail interrupting the flow?
The worst, right?! That’s exactly what I’m here to help you fix, and more.
So, while I may have ditched the law career in favour of a more fun path, my love of analytical, detail-focused work isn’t going to waste. Now I spend my days researching, fact-checking, and scanning novels with a fine-tooth comb, committed to helping you write those same types of spellbinding narratives that made us both turn stories into careers.
the hole in the plotline, explained
"Wait, so if she's Sam,
who is Frances?
And why am I in her house?"
By now, I hope you know that I’d never let a detail go unexplained to a beloved reader, so allow me to formally introduce you to Frances....
"Wait, so
if she's Sam,
next part of the story
"Her professionalism, personal initiative, and conscientious nature made her a pleasure to work with.
Overall, I highly recommend Samantha to anyone looking for a talented and dedicated individual who can bring a wealth of knowledge and skills to any project."
—MM
Frances is my middle name, and growing up I was so embarrassed by it. You know how kids are. I was made fun of because it was uncommon and sounded “old.” So, naturally, I avoided using it at all costs.
(I distinctly remember practically sweating through my cap and gown at graduations, drowning in stress, worried about the teachers potentially announcing my full name when calling me up to accept my diploma—the horror!
But now, like most childhood embarrassments, I’ve had the amazing realisation that, ya know what, this name is actually pretty cool. Because it’s part of ME.
Like all the pieces of you matter. Here, you can always be yourself without ever censoring your thoughts, words, or who you are—or worrying about the dreaded playground laughter.
the supporting character profile
not a fan of small talk? me neither.
Here, I bookmarked the chapter where you learn all about my character…
Has a trusty canine assistant, Maverick aka Magoo (and obviously answers to “dog mom”)
Will choose combat boots over anything else
Has tattoo of a “—” (because, duh, punctuation nerd)
Always appreciates a good
enemies-to-lovers trope
Lost without her day planner (like, completely lost)
So, with that: welcome to Frances House, where you can finally embrace your unique quirks (or whatever the “Frances” of your own life is)—
and get your story one step closer to being in your readers’ hands & on their favourites list.
let's work together
