All HEAs at the end of every book and, as I've been explaining to all my readers, you won't miss any story if you only read one or the other. The overreaching universe of the MCs will be the same, but the books themselves won't have any crossover story lines. So I began to think, maybe this was the perfect time for the reveal. And then my NAL editor asked if I'd like to write an MC series for her. Stephanie: I'd started working on an m/m motorcycle club romance series a while back. Now, the reasons I started a second name aren't really there any longer. I almost quit writing all together, and writing as SE Jakes really saved me. But in terms of running two different author names? It was really necessary for me at first. So in that respect, it wasn't any different for me. They speak in my head and it doesn't matter which name I'm writing as, because I'm always writing the character's voice and their experience. Stephanie: It honestly never felt that way in terms of the writing - it's always about the characters for me.
Jessie: What's it like have split personalities, so to speak? SE Jakes started her career with Samhain in 2011, and now I publish m/m romance with Riptide and Samhain. I've been published as Stephanie Tyler (m/f romance) - and Sydney Croft (erotic m/f romance with some m/m subplots) - since 2007. Stephanie: Well, as of yesterday, I announced that SE Jakes is also Stephanie Tyler. Stephanie: Thanks so much for having me back!
Stephanie Tyler dropped a bit of a bomb (in a good way) on the romance world yesterday when she announced that she and SE Jakes, popular author of m/m romance, are one and the same.
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