Chloe Holiday – Writers Cooperative of the Pacific Northwest

I write the things I love to read: steamy, fun stories about ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances, smart women and men who aren’t jerks. I like to read about friendships, either close women or a good bromance. I want all the feels: the thrill of a smoldering gaze or the barest brush of fingertips, the shocked gasp at the underhanded villain, the angst of heartbreak, the joy of reunion, and of course, happily ever after!

I enjoy a sneak-peek into intriguing groups, whether that be military personnel, medicine, or another culture like Greece. It’s fun to live vicariously and go sailing, diving, or rock climbing. A bit of danger always gets me going, so many of my Romances have a thriller subplot. I also write thrillers with a slow-burn romantic subplot.

I love humor and am partial to witty banter and embarrassing situations! Love is funny sometimes!

I hate to read the same old thing, with only the names and places changed, so my goal is to bring you a fresh, fun, NEW story every time, with NO CLIFFHANGERS!
More than anything, I want a rollicking, great story that I can’t put down, one where love prevails in the end, one that will whisk me away from my own tribulations.

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Amazon Reviews

“Okay, I had my doubts when I first started reading a romantic comedy. I’ve slogged through enough Hugh Grant movies to know they’re not for me. But Finders Keepers actually follows through on the ‘comedy’ part of the equation! The main characters are down-to-earth, regular people going about their lives and happen to find love along the way. “

“Oh, what a fun story. The main characters are engaging, endearing, and funny. Holiday takes romance genre clichés and livens them with her wonderful wit and characterizations. Her lovers-to-be have more than a few obstacles—and a worthy louse of a bad guy—on their way to happily ever after.”

“Such a fun story! The ex was appropriately terrible, Caleb was super sweet without being unrealistic, and Farrah had to make some tricky choices! Spoilers: she made the right one in the end. A sweet story with two sweet characters!”