About Rosalie
Rosalie Pease writes contemporary romance for readers who like their happily-ever-afters with plenty of swoon, sizzle, and the freedom to choose their spice level. Her books include baseball romance, travel romance, small-towns, and found families you’ll want to be a part of.
A native Rhode Islander, Rosalie has also lived in Vermont, New York, and Ohio. She uses the places she’s traveled to as inspiration for the settings of her small town romances, pulling the theater from one, the cider mill from another, and the river from yet another to create fictitious towns that feel familiar.
She collects rubber ducks, LEGO minifigs, cool rocks, and craft supplies that she promises to use someday. Her desk is a mess, but she can find everything on it, so it works for her.
When she’s not writing, you can find her watching baseball or Banana Ball (preferably live), at the dance studio with her daughter, having mini-dates with her husband, or trying to teach her catnip-loving ginger tabby cat to use talking buttons to communicate.
Contact Rosalie across social media or via email: author@rosaliepease.com.
My Own Romance
Mine is a romance sprung from an online dating site that introduced me to someone living just eleven miles away. We met on a Monday and three days later, I was heading to a book conference in Nashville. A few years later, I’d find out that his family thought this may have been my excuse to not have a second date, but we saw each other again the day after I got back, and the day after that, and the day after that, and well, two years into our relationship, he went with me to that same book conference and proposed on stage after the keynote address in front of a bunch of authors, book bloggers, and other industry professionals.
Mini-Editor
Mini-Editor earned this online moniker at a young age when during Rosalie’s editing sessions, ME would steal the clipboard holding the on-paper edits so she could “edit” them with crayons. Thankfully Rosalie could often still see her own edits under her daughter’s. ME now has her own clipboards but still can’t resist drawing on Mom’s papers.
And Don't Forget the Furry Editor
