Elle Fielding

Author: Elle Fielding

  • Cheap, Australian, and Steamy? Good Luck Finding That Narrator

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    A tale of AI rejection, DIY recording, and audiobook ambitions on a budget In 2025, audiobooks are no longer a nice-to-have. They’re an essential part of any publishing strategy, even for indie authors like me working with tighter budgets. Audiobooks remain the fastest-growing sector in the publishing industry. No surprise there. People are busier, attention…

  • Bad Reviews Suck — But They Might Be the Best Thing for Your Book

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    Here’s why negative feedback isn’t the disaster you think it is Do you check the reviews of your published novels? Receiving a critical review, especially in the early stages of your author journey, is often a kick in the guts. It has the potential to make you question whether you should ever write another word.…

  • 6 Reasons My Debut Novel Failed to Make Money

    6 Reasons My Debut Novel Failed to Make Money

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    Mistakes to avoid when publishing your first novel Selling thousands of books is usually the goal when you decide to publish your book. Online, you can find many informative pieces on what you should do if you want to hit the bestseller list and make a bucket load of money. Few pieces, however, go into…

  • Let Me Be the One

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    Contents A friends-to-lovers romance… Lainey Campbell and Ben Armstrong have just been dumped. Together. After witnessing each other’s heartbreaking rejections, the two opposites strike up an unlikely friendship. Can men and women really just be friends? Lainey is determined to believe so, especially since she’s not looking to repeat her past mistakes. But as Lainey…

  • Dance with Me (He's the Boss): Part 3

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    The First Shift Brooke As I pull into Midnight Frenzy’s parking lot on Wednesday night, I feel as though butterflies are swarming in my stomach. Jemma doesn’t have to be here for another two hours, so I told her not to drive in with me tonight. I know she wanted to catch some extra shuteye…

  • Dance with Me (He's the Boss): Part 2

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    The Interview Linc Brooke Masters does not match the mental image I conjured of her a few days ago. When Jemma told me about her friend—an accountant who’d never stepped foot inside a club before—the picture I got in my head was of someone a lot less… sexy. Brooke is hands down the sexiest woman I’ve seen…

  • Dance with Me (He's the Boss): Part 1

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    The Club Brooke A song made famous by a local DJ pours out of the club as we pull into the parking lot of Midnight Frenzy, the top night spot in Melbourne. It’s a Sunday night, but the queue extends past the large wire gate and all the way around the block. According to my best…

  • Dance with Me (He's the Boss)

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    Table of Contents A steamy new adult workplace romance…. Brooke Masters, in need of a job, hesitantly agrees to an interview at the hottest nightclub in town. But her plan to make some quick cash and find something more stable takes a turn when the super-hot and driven club owner, Lincoln Rivers, shares a secret…

  • Pretend to Love Me: Episode 2

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    The Only Option 2022 “It’s your only option, Sabrina. You haven’t had a successful movie since you moved to L.A., and you’re in the tabloids nearly every week for sleeping with a new man.” I sit back in my chair and meet the unflinching gaze of the man opposite me – my agent. I’m twenty-nine,…

  • Pretend to Love Me: Episode 1

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    The Beginning Eleven years earlier…. In 2012… “Oh my God, oh my God.” Genevieve clutches at my arm. “Don’t look now, but Gabe Bradley is heading this way.” I take a sip from my bright blue cocktail before asking my best friend, “And I care about this, why?” Ignoring my question, Genevieve continues to caution…