Becca Fox
Author of Young Adult and New Adult Fiction
Becca Fox is an awkward introvert who loves to read and write, watch anime, and play videogames next to her gamer husband. Her idea of a good time is hunting for the next great rom-com and planning trips to the exotic places where these stories take place. She has three kids under the age of five so no, she doesn't get any sleep and yes, she's in desperate need of a housekeeper.
Each one of Becca's books has a romance arc, a dash of mystery, a healthy dosage of adventure, and at least one plot twist you may or may not see coming. She is passionate about creating realistic couples who struggle and argue, but in the end choose to love each other despite their baggage and flaws. Creating characters that the reader can identify with and champion is very important to her, as well as describing scenery in random--and sometimes annoying--detail.
Testimonials
"I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this novel. The POV from the two main characters was well written and the author created characters that were multi-dimensional. The tone was very conversational and it seemed as if you were party to conversations about two friends."
Elizabeth Lambert
"The writing style is simple and engaging and the story draws one in and the reader gets invested in the characters. I would read other works of this author in a heartbeat!"
"I definitely enjoyed this book. Becca Fox is a master of creating incredible characters and unusual plots that keep you turning the page."
Lex
"What a quick and fun read! This is the second novella I have read by this author and I'm very impressed. Becca Fox has spun a tale of love, loss, and forgiveness that held my heart from page one."
Autumn
"This is a relatively new author for me so I’m just getting into her style of writing and I can honestly say that she has a way with words. Each page pulls you in and takes you on an adventure. I loved reading this story."
Nikki
"I literally finished it in a day because I could not put it down. Brian and iris are #couplegoals because they face such realistic problems and fight, but at the end of the day [they] are there for each other and their families."