In fact ,it is, probably adapting even at this very moment !. She says, it is ALWAYS shifting, and changing. ( And, we are so GLAD, for that!).Įmma, has a fun, and unique writing routine. Where she had other interests, however, for some reason. She said, there had been times in her life. Since, then Emma was very driven, and passionate to write.

She recalled that it was terrible, but it was a story, and that story had dialogue, and characters. She said, it all started with a Hello Kitty notebook in the third grade. They have a Great Dane, two cats they got perhaps mistakenly during covid, and a whole lot of chaos.Įmma, says she has been writing, as long as she remembers. She lives in Katy, Texas with her husband and five kids. Clair is a USA Today bestselling author with an MFA in fiction who loves sassy heroines, slapstick comedy, and sizzling chemistry. Or, if you simply want to get to know more about Emma. If you don’t know who Emma is, and never heard of her. She does clips on tik toks, and can write book, after book. She, also has the most BEAUTIFUL covers I’ve seen on rom coms. She writes cute, feel good, and loveable, sweet and clean romance books. The first author I have the honor to interview is my good friend Emma St. I am beginning to interview authors, and share the interviews on my blog. I decided to start doing something different on my blog. 'The other thing too that I think many people are not aware of is over half of the felony convictions in the country are drug crimes,' said Flowers.įlowers said lawmakers, first and foremost, need to address what she calls incredibly harmful drug problems we have right here in the state.I am super excited, about this article. Senator Flowers explained there was a bigger problem at hand.

Those who supported it called it a monumental victory for public safety and quality of life. The state's sheriffs, prosecutors, and county judges endorsed the law. 'In a state where we are challenged economically, spending half a billion dollars on prison beds and increasing our already high incarceration rate is just not the answer to prevent crime and help Arkansans,' said Flowers.īeginning in 2024, the law will require anyone sentenced for any 18 violent crimes, including capital murder, first-degree murder, and rape to serve 100% of their sentence. (KATV)įlowers said she does not agree with that strategy. The legislative session is over after several comprehensive pieces of legislation were passed into law.

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