Wanting to diversify your reading list? Looking for romance novels with authentic disability rep? This incomplete list features books by authors who live with disabilities, chronic illness, neurodivergence, and mental health conditions—writing the representation they wished they'd seen. From wheelchair users to chronic illness warriors, blind heroines to PTSD survivors, these stories prove disabled people deserve epic love stories too.
Bought an ebook or audiobook from my shop? Here's how to download to Kindle, Kobo, Nook, Apple Books, Android, and more using BookFunnel. Step-by-step instructions for every device.
Are you a chaotic binge reader who devours books at 3am, or a cosy comfort reader who rereads favourites in fuzzy socks? Take this fun 10-question quiz to discover your romance reader personality — and maybe find your next favorite book!
I've been living a double life and it's time to come clean.
Greedy Readers, I'm getting a divorce.
Wait. Hold on!
Please don't text my husband!
It's not what you think!
Discover 10 spicy Christmas romance books featuring forced proximity, second chances, and holiday magic. From small-towns to grumps, these steamy holiday reads will melt your winter blues.
If you're managing chronic illness, disability, treatment schedules, or just a body that doesn't cooperate with your ambitions, you already know: traditional productivity advice often isn't built for us. The core idea is simple: instead of organising my tasks by project (Book 1, Book 2, Marketing, etc.), I organise them by how much energy they require.
Reviewing books with disabled characters can feel daunting if you're unfamiliar with the community. But don’t worry, bestie—I’ve got you covered with this (incomplete, but still fabulous) guide.
Are you ready to take your author business to the next level in 2025? Whether you're just starting out or looking to grow your writing career, having a solid plan is essential. That's why I'm sharing for free the Business Planner and Tracker I used to go full-time as a writer and build a sustainable book business.
Hosting an inclusive book event means creating a space where everyone feels welcome, valued, and able to fully participate. This guide explores practical ways to make your event accessible from large print materials and assistive listening devices to accessible toilets, reserved parking, and scent-free zones, every detail matters. Pre-event support options, such as accessibility guides and attendee surveys, help ensure you’re meeting diverse needs, while hiring disabled staff or consultants brings essential lived experience into the planning process.
The key takeaway? Progress, not perfection. You won’t get everything right the first time, but your effort to make a difference will resonate. By prioritizing accessibility and inclusivity, you’re not just hosting an event—you’re creating a community where stories and experiences are celebrated by all.