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Welcome, Audrey!
Born in New York City to immigrant parents, Audrey Rich graduated from Columbia University with a B.A. in Comparative Literature and a minor in Spanish. Her first job was at Bear Stearns, the financial firm which failed during the 2008 financial crisis. She left Wall Street to work for Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City as a Tumor Cytogenetics Research Lab Assistant. After two years, she attended Pace University full-time and graduated with an M.B.A. in Accounting.
Audrey is an inactive C.P.A., a wife to her own HEA Hero, and a mother of two teenagers. She is editing the next book in the Stonehaven High Series and hopes to finish by early January in order to publish by Valentine's Day.
She enjoys volunteering at her church, teaching the Junior Achievement Economics for Success program to middle school-aged children, reading romance books, and is a member of the Florida Writers Association.
Audrey is an inactive C.P.A., a wife to her own HEA Hero, and a mother of two teenagers. She is editing the next book in the Stonehaven High Series and hopes to finish by early January in order to publish by Valentine's Day.
She enjoys volunteering at her church, teaching the Junior Achievement Economics for Success program to middle school-aged children, reading romance books, and is a member of the Florida Writers Association.
A Little About
Masquerading Our Love
Junior year has been tough on Thalía Reynari.
A new high school, trying to fit in with new friends, schoolwork, family commitments. With everything going on in her life, Thalía could use a break, an adventure.
So when Thalía meets Christopher Cooper, the most gorgeous guy in town, her life should change for the better, right?
Don’t bet on it.
Thalía and Christopher find themselves caught in the middle of a simmering feud that’s kept the two families apart for a decade. And no one is sure if young love will be enough to bridge this divide. As they hide their relationship behind masks Thalía must decide if this new love is worth losing her parents’ approval.
Author's Rating: PG
A new high school, trying to fit in with new friends, schoolwork, family commitments. With everything going on in her life, Thalía could use a break, an adventure.
So when Thalía meets Christopher Cooper, the most gorgeous guy in town, her life should change for the better, right?
Don’t bet on it.
Thalía and Christopher find themselves caught in the middle of a simmering feud that’s kept the two families apart for a decade. And no one is sure if young love will be enough to bridge this divide. As they hide their relationship behind masks Thalía must decide if this new love is worth losing her parents’ approval.
Author's Rating: PG
Ten Things You Should Know
About Audrey Rich
1. What is the first thing you remember writing?
A poem in the eighth grade five minutes before the assignment was due; I was totally surprised when it won a prize among the entire school.
2. At what moment did you feel like you could say, “NOW, I'm an author?”
When I received my first print copy and my book was live. What a feeling!
3. Have you ever looked yourself up on Google? If so, did you find anything surprising?
I do look myself up on Google all the time but I haven’t found anything surprising.
4. Do you write using a keyboard, pen and paper, or both?
I usually use my laptop but if I don’t have it with me I do use a pen or paper or my voice recorder.
5. What project are you working on now?
I’m working on a short story for an Anthology and self-editing Thinking About Love, the second book in A Stonehaven High Series. I also think about my latest Nanowrimo project entitled Riding Into Love.
6. Have you always liked to write?
Yes, I’ve always enjoyed writing. Whenever there was an opportunity to write I would volunteer, even if it was about accounting.
7. Do you write/read every single day?
Yes, since I love to read and I have so many ideas I always try to do both. Occasionally I’m stuck on a scene so I pick up a book or two and it normally helps me to find my grove again.
8. What is one of your favorite beverages/snacks while writing?
I usually drink either water or tea. I just returned to drinking coffee after a year so maybe a cup of coffee with vanilla and cinnamon and a splash of chocolate.
9. Describe your writing space as it is right now. What would be your ideal writing space (if it's different from this)?
I rarely write on a desk. Usually, I write on my bed on a portable laptop desk or standing up with my laptop on my tall dresser. I would love to have a treadmill desk.
10. Who are your 3 favorite characters in your book(s)? [Please indicate which book they're from if you have more than one.]
In Masquerading Our Love my favorite characters are the main character, Thalía Reynari, her BFF, Maria Santiago, and their friend/protector from all other males, Frank Torres. I love them so much that I wrote them into my other series which takes place ten years later
A poem in the eighth grade five minutes before the assignment was due; I was totally surprised when it won a prize among the entire school.
2. At what moment did you feel like you could say, “NOW, I'm an author?”
When I received my first print copy and my book was live. What a feeling!
3. Have you ever looked yourself up on Google? If so, did you find anything surprising?
I do look myself up on Google all the time but I haven’t found anything surprising.
4. Do you write using a keyboard, pen and paper, or both?
I usually use my laptop but if I don’t have it with me I do use a pen or paper or my voice recorder.
5. What project are you working on now?
I’m working on a short story for an Anthology and self-editing Thinking About Love, the second book in A Stonehaven High Series. I also think about my latest Nanowrimo project entitled Riding Into Love.
6. Have you always liked to write?
Yes, I’ve always enjoyed writing. Whenever there was an opportunity to write I would volunteer, even if it was about accounting.
7. Do you write/read every single day?
Yes, since I love to read and I have so many ideas I always try to do both. Occasionally I’m stuck on a scene so I pick up a book or two and it normally helps me to find my grove again.
8. What is one of your favorite beverages/snacks while writing?
I usually drink either water or tea. I just returned to drinking coffee after a year so maybe a cup of coffee with vanilla and cinnamon and a splash of chocolate.
9. Describe your writing space as it is right now. What would be your ideal writing space (if it's different from this)?
I rarely write on a desk. Usually, I write on my bed on a portable laptop desk or standing up with my laptop on my tall dresser. I would love to have a treadmill desk.
10. Who are your 3 favorite characters in your book(s)? [Please indicate which book they're from if you have more than one.]
In Masquerading Our Love my favorite characters are the main character, Thalía Reynari, her BFF, Maria Santiago, and their friend/protector from all other males, Frank Torres. I love them so much that I wrote them into my other series which takes place ten years later
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