A gift, written to order
A Valentine’s gift you cannot buy in a shop
A romance novel starring the two of you, written from your own story. Order in time for the fourteenth, and set the heat yourself.
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Valentine’s Day punishes generic gifts more than any other date, because everyone is giving the same three things on the same afternoon. A novel written from your own history is the rare gift that arrives with evidence of attention rather than evidence of a shop.
It also solves the awkward middle ground the day creates. If flowers feel thin and lingerie feels like a gift for the giver, this sits in between: something made about both of you, at whatever temperature you decide, that can be read together or alone.
Practically, plan ahead. A chapter is reviewed by a person before it is delivered, so it is not a thing to buy at eleven at night on the thirteenth.
What buyers ask first
- When should I order for Valentine’s Day?
- The interview takes about ten minutes, and the first chapter arrives within a day of you choosing a premise, because a person reads every chapter before it is delivered. If you are buying against a date, give yourself a couple of days of margin.
- Is it awkward if we have not been together long?
- It scales down well. A short interview about how you met and one thing only the two of you know is plenty; the story does not need a decade of history to be about you rather than about anybody.
- Who reads what I share?
- Only the two of you. Details go into writing your chapters and nothing else, no advertising and no data sales, and you can ask us to delete everything at any time. One editor reads each chapter before delivery, which is what keeps the quality honest.