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Red herrings - the antithesis to foreshadowing. Leading your reader to believe that one thing is true, when, truly, it's quite the opposite. I can't say that I'm particularly great at this (I'm a terrible liar), but I have E. Kaiser Writes here today to talk about the art. E. Kaiser is, if you'll remember from yesterday, the author of multiple books, including the gorgeous Thaw series, and she tells me that there's a pretty strong mystery element to them (awesomeness!). And she also has several mysteries in her works-in-progress, which sound absolutely lovely, so can she please hurry up and finish them so that I can read them???? Let's hand it over to her now, shall we? E. Kaiser Writes Christian/Fantasy/Kingdom Fiction/Retellings/Mystery Author of Thaw Website ~ Blog ~ Amazon ~ Goodreads ~ Facebook ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest Reel In Your Red Herrings Red Herrings work best if they are only lightly traced in. They can seem to corroborate a ...

Greetings one and all! I have E. Kaiser Writes here with us today to talk about a very fun romance archtype known as enemies-to-lovers. Done right, I'll ship a pair of these bantering babies to the moon and back. E. Kaiser is the author of multiple novels, but most notably the Thaw series, which are spun out of The Snow Queen , and which I'm dying to read someday. She's also a brilliant artist. I mean, just look at her covers - she drew most of them herself! E. Kaiser Writes Christian/Fantasy/Kingdom Fiction/Retellings/Mystery Author of Thaw Website ~ Blog ~ Amazon ~ Goodreads ~ Facebook ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest Love Thy Enemy… Mindfully, And With Logical Progression! Fiction often deals with the theme of “Friends to Enemies”, possibly most famously in the case of Edmund Dantes in The Count of Monte Cristo, but I find the opposite theme of “Enemies to Friends” to be among the absolute most compelling journey’s I ever read. (One such brief relationship arc bet...