I'm a (happily married) FLIRT. I enjoy life, am addicted to Happy Ever Afters, and love to laugh. I write fun, flirty escapes, and love reading stories that make me SWOON. My bloggy home is where I dish those books, hold giveaways, and reveal my guilty pleasures :) 

When I'm not here, I can be found at YA Bound, YA Outside the Lines, or Romancing The Naked Hero, and I'm ALWAYS on Twitter...seriously, it's almost a sickness. 

If you're ready to Unmask Your Inner Flirt--and have fun & win tons of prizes while doing it--consider this your official invitation to join the FLIRT SQUAD. Get all the details HERE!

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Rachel Harris's books on Goodreads

My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century

reviews: 232
ratings: 634 (avg rating 3.95)

A Tale of Two Centuries (My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century, #2)

reviews: 8
ratings: 18 (avg rating 4.78)

Rearview Mirror

reviews: 5
ratings: 9 (avg rating 4.89)

Taste The Heat

reviews: 1
ratings: 4 (avg rating 5.00)

The Fine Art of Pretending

reviews: 1
ratings: 2 (avg rating 5.00)

My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century Series

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“By having to come up with 60 plot points, I really had to think about my characters. What little hiccups could come along the way to mess things up? What biggies could rock their world?” ~ excerpt from Creating My Plot: Very Detailed to the Nitty-Gritty

“In the book, Chelsea and Clint vow to never live timidly, and to never take the cowards way out again. As a storyteller, Holly follows her characters advice. Her characters live and breathe, and in the end, become a part of you.” ~ Blurb from Spotlight Review: Holly Schinderl’s PLAYING HURT

“Writing can be so lonely—staring at a screen and a box all day, getting carpal tunnel and a stiff neck. We create imaginary friends every day and most of us talk to them. We need social interaction with others, and who better to understand our madness then a fellow writer?” ~ excerpt from Community Building

"Drafting the query and sending it out has to be one of the most talked about, most feared, and most important parts of the entire writing for traditional publication process. As the saying goes, you only get one chance to make a good impression, and with so many agents not even wanting a writing sample pasted along with your query, you really have to nail it in order to even have a chance at seeking their representation." ~ excerpt from The All Important Query