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I would laugh out loud with Stephanie Plum. I could read two or three and then I needed a break. I was mentally drained.īefore I was an author, as a reader, I loved dark thrillers. I’d written five full-length books of more than 100,000 words each in eighteen months. That said, after my hugely successful Infidelity series (which is not about cheating-see, I’m keeping you guessing!), I was exhausted. To be honest, it is why I didn’t like romances growing up. The last thing I want to be is formulaic. I have released dark romance romantic suspense saga sexy, smart thrillers romantic thrillers and now I’m adding romantic comedy to the mix. I think of it as adding a new genre to my repertoire. Why are you switching from what generated your success?

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In May, you introduced “the lighter side of Aleatha” with Plus One, a romantic comedy. Your debut novel, Consequences, was indie published and that seven-book series is described as dark psychological thrillers/dark romance. Recently, she took the time to answer some questions via email about the development and marketing of her work, particularly Kindle Worlds. She also has fans all over the globe, and has traveled to see many of them at author events. Primarily an indie published author, Romig participates in Kindle Worlds, which allows other authors to write about the characters in her work. Infidelity was named by Redbook magazine as one of 11 sexy books to read after Fifty Shades of Grey. Today’s Q&A with novelist Aleatha Romig is by journalist and romance writer Cathy Shouse ( Romig ( is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author best known for the Consequences and Infidelity series, dark psychological thrillers that are also considered dark romance.

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