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Words Dance Book Release
Today is the day that Words Dance is released into the world as a short story ebook!
When two artists collide at summer camp, sparks fly in this heartwarming sweet romance.
Taylor teaches dance to energetic children at Camp Wildwood, pouring her heart into every movement class. Devin leads quiet poetry sessions under the willow tree, inspiring kids to see magic in nature. When a scattered scarf brings them together, neither expects to find their perfect creative match.
This charming artist romance blooms against the backdrop of golden summer afternoons and children’s laughter. Taylor, a passionate dance teacher struggling to perfect her seasonal choreography, discovers that Devin’s gentle way with words mirrors her own artistic soul. The poetry romance unfolds as they plan “Art in the Park”—a community showcase that becomes much more than either imagined.
From coffee shop brainstorming sessions to secret riverside meetings, their connection deepens with every shared dream. This tender summer love story celebrates the magic that happens when two creative hearts recognize their perfect harmony.
Perfect for readers who love:
- Sweet romance with genuine emotion
- Artist and teacher characters
- Camp romance settings
- Creative love stories
- Gentle, heartwarming relationships
- Community and collaboration themes
A beautifully written contemporary romance that proves the best collaborations begin with scattered scarves and end with breathless kisses under the stars.
“Two artists who had found their perfect harmony. Different instruments playing the same beautiful song.”
Read it via Amazon today! Listen to it on Youtube and Rumble tomorrow. 🙂
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When Two Artists Find Their Perfect Harmony
When Two Artists Find Their Perfect Harmony
What happens when two creative souls collide? When a dancer meets a poet, when movement finds words, when two different art forms discover they’ve been speaking the same language all along?
Taylor and Devin’s story celebrates the unique bond between artists—that recognition of kindred spirits who understand the drive to create, to teach, to share beauty with the world. They both know the struggle of balancing practical needs with artistic dreams, of finding meaning in both solitude and community.
Their collaboration on “Art in the Park” becomes a metaphor for their relationship itself. Two separate art forms creating something neither could achieve alone. Like poetry and dance. Like rhythm and words. Like two people who complement each other perfectly.
Creative love isn’t just about shared interests—it’s about understanding the soul of someone who sees the world through an artistic lens. It’s about supporting each other’s dreams while building new ones together.
As Devin writes in his poem: “Two become one symphony, different notes in harmony.”
Experience the magic of creative love in their story.
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Summer Love Under Golden Skies
When the Season of Dreams Brings Two Hearts Together
Summer has a way of making everything feel possible. The long golden afternoons, the scent of honeysuckle in the air, the way evening light filters through oak trees—there’s magic in those warm months that seems to whisper of new beginnings.
Taylor and Devin’s love story unfolds against this perfect summer backdrop. From scattered scarves on sun-warmed grass to coffee shop conversations that stretch into the evening, their romance blooms like the flowers pressed between Devin’s poetry pages.
There’s something special about summer love—it feels both timeless and urgent, like catching fireflies in mason jars. The season gives them golden light for dance classes and quiet riverside spots for sharing secret dreams. Even the mockingbird singing in the trees seems to celebrate their growing connection.
Their first kiss tastes like coffee and possibility, like summer evenings and shared dreams. It’s the kind of romance that makes you believe in magic again, in the power of a single season to change everything.
Let their summer love story warm your heart.
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Poetry, Dance, and Love
When Words Find Their Perfect Dance Partner
Devin carries a notebook filled with pressed flowers and careful handwriting. He’s the quiet poetry teacher who gathers children under willow trees, helping them discover that every leaf tells a story if you know how to listen.
Poetry often gets overlooked in our fast-paced world, but there’s something timeless about finding beauty in the everyday—holes in maple leaves becoming windows to the sky, or tiny fairies dancing on petals. Devin’s gentle approach to teaching shows how poetry can transform the ordinary into something magical.
When he meets Taylor, a passionate dance instructor, he discovers that movement and words share the same heartbeat. Her dance tells stories without words; his poetry has rhythm and flow. They’re creating art in different languages, but speaking to the same human need for expression and connection.
Their collaboration on “Art in the Park” becomes more than a community project—it’s a love letter to creativity itself. Because sometimes the most beautiful poetry isn’t written on paper; it’s lived between two people who understand that art, like love, is meant to be shared.
Discover their love story today.
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The Dance of Love
When Movement Meets the Heart
There’s something magical about watching someone who truly loves what they do. in my short story, “Words Dance,” Taylor, the dance teacher in our latest story, embodies this passion as she guides twenty energetic children through movement classes under the golden afternoon sun.
Dance isn’t just about steps and rhythm—it’s about expression, transformation, and finding your voice through movement. Taylor sees her students evolve from shy and awkward to bold and expressive, reminding her why she fell in love with dance in the first place.
But what happens when a dancer meets someone who speaks the same creative language in a different form? When Taylor encounters Devin, a gentle poet who sees magic in maple leaves, she discovers that words can dance just as beautifully as bodies.
Their story unfolds like a perfectly choreographed piece—tentative at first, then building to something breathtaking. Because sometimes the best partnerships happen when two artists recognize the rhythm in each other’s souls.
Ready to fall in love with Taylor and Devin’s story? Read “Words Dance” today!
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Beyond the Meet-Cute: Why Artisan Romance Captures Hearts
There’s something deeply romantic about characters who create beauty with their hands. In “Sculpted Chance,” Ivy doesn’t just happen to work with clay—her artistry is integral to who she is and how she connects with Lucas.
Artisan romance taps into our longing for meaningful work, for creation that feeds the soul. When Lucas watches Ivy’s hands shape clay with confidence and care, he’s seeing someone who has found her calling. Her skill and passion are attractive not just professionally, but personally.
These characters offer something our digital age often lacks: the tangible, the handmade, the slowly crafted. Their work requires patience, dedication, and a willingness to start over when things don’t go as planned—qualities that make them excellent romantic partners.
The studio setting provides natural intimacy. Shared creative spaces invite collaboration, conversation, and the kind of comfortable silence that develops between people who understand each other’s rhythms.
Artisan romance reminds us that love, like art, requires dedication, patience, and the courage to create something beautiful together. It’s about finding someone who appreciates both the process and the result.
Discover the artistry of love in “Sculpted Chance”—where romance and creativity intertwine beautifully.
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“Try Something New”: The Invitation That Changes Everything
The most romantic invitations aren’t always to dinner or a movie. Sometimes they’re invitations to step outside our comfort zones, to try something we’ve never done before. In “Sculpted Chance,” Ivy’s invitation to Lucas to attend open studio night is about much more than pottery.
When she suggests he try working with clay, she’s really asking: “Are you willing to get messy? Are you open to possibility? Will you trust me enough to try something that might not come naturally?”
These invitations work beautifully in sweet romance because they’re low-pressure but high-potential. There’s no expectation of immediate mastery, just willingness to explore. Lucas doesn’t need to be a skilled sculptor; he just needs to be open to the experience—and to her.
The beauty of “try something new” invitations is that they create shared discovery. Both characters are learning something—about the activity, about each other, about themselves. These moments build connection through vulnerability and shared experience.
When someone invites us to try something new, they’re offering to be our guide, our teacher, our companion in unfamiliar territory. In romance, these invitations often become invitations to love itself.
Accept the invitation to fall in love with “Sculpted Chance”—where trying something new leads to everything.
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The Sensual Art of Sweet Romance: When Clay Becomes Cupid
Physical sensation in sweet romance doesn’t have to be steamy—it can be wonderfully tactile and innocent. In “Sculpted Chance,” wet clay becomes an unexpected matchmaker, creating intimate moments that are both awkward and endearing.
When Lucas falls into Ivy’s clay bin, the cool, damp material clinging to his skin creates immediate physical connection to her world. Clay smudges become conversation starters. The earthy scent that follows him throughout their meeting serves as a tangible reminder of their first encounter.
This kind of sensual detail works because it’s authentic and relatable. We’ve all experienced those moments when a substance—flour while baking, paint while decorating, mud while gardening—becomes part of an interaction. These shared messes create bonds.
The clay in Lucas and Ivy’s story serves multiple purposes: it’s the cause of their meeting, the source of gentle humor, and a metaphor for how love can reshape us. Like working with clay, falling in love requires getting your hands dirty, embracing imperfection, and trusting the process.
Physical sensations ground romance in reality, making characters’ experiences vivid and memorable. Sometimes the sweetest romantic moments happen when we’re at our messiest.
Get beautifully messy with “Sculpted Chance”—where love and clay intertwine perfectly.
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Family Threads: How Siblings Weave Love Stories Together
Behind every great romance is often a family member who unknowingly plays cupid. In “Sculpted Chance,” Tara’s frantic call to her brother Lucas sets the entire love story in motion. She needs pottery tools delivered, and Lucas—being the dependable brother he is—agrees despite his looming client meeting.
This is the magic of family in romance: they create the circumstances that bring hearts together. Tara doesn’t know she’s sending Lucas to meet his future love interest. She’s just a sister who forgot her supplies and needs help. But her trust in her brother’s reliability becomes the catalyst for something beautiful.
Family members in sweet romance serve as anchors of authenticity. They remind us that our characters have full lives, responsibilities, and people who depend on them. When Lucas agrees to help Tara, we see his character—he’s the kind of man who shows up for the people he loves.
These family connections add layers of warmth to romance. They suggest that love doesn’t exist in isolation but grows within a network of caring relationships. The best romantic partners are often those who already know how to love well.
Discover how family loyalty leads to unexpected love in “Sculpted Chance”—now available!
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The Magic of Accidental Meet-Cutes in Romance
There’s something irresistibly charming about characters who stumble into love—literally. In sweet romance, the best connections often happen when we’re not looking for them. When Lucas tumbles into that clay bin in my latest story “Sculpted Chance,” he’s just trying to help his sister. He’s not hunting for romance; he’s checking off an errand.
These accidental encounters feel authentic because they mirror real life. Love doesn’t always arrive with orchestrated perfection. Sometimes it shows up covered in wet clay, embarrassed and apologetic, when you’re focused on something entirely different.
Accidental meet-cutes work because they strip away pretense. There’s no time to put on a perfect facade when you’re flat on your back in an art studio. Characters meet each other in raw, unguarded moments—and that’s where real connection begins.
The beauty of these “wrong place, right time” moments is that they feel like fate without being contrived. They remind us that love often finds us when we’re busy living our lives, helping our families, and simply being human.
Ready for your own sweet surprise? Dive into “Sculpted Chance” on Amazon, and discover how the most beautiful love stories begin with the most unexpected falls.
You can also find it for listening on Youtube and Rumble.
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Rene (Rose) Hawthorne 