Serena Nova | Helle Gade

We’re back, purple piglets!
And we’ve come to claim what’s ours.
To pick up the pieces that we’ve left behind.
I didn’t expect a welcome home party. Don’t get me wrong, it would’ve been fun, but I didn’t expect this either.

The moment we stepped out of the gate, we were thrown on another rollercoaster.
Another battle awaits us—a battle we have to win.
There’s no time to just go along for the ride.
No, I have to take it all head-on.

Because I’m Isadora.
And I protect everything that’s mine.
And you better hope you’re on that list.

Queen is the third and final book of the full blood series, it’s one woman with multiple men, this will mean there will be M/M scenes and long and steamy scenes. Read it at your own risk!

Please give a warm welcome to debut author Serena Nova

Tell us a bit about yourself

My name is Serena Nova, and I’m 28 years old, have two cats and a boyfriend. I’m Dutch and live in the Netherlands. I’m a creative person that likes to read, write and cuddle her boyfriend and cats. I mostly wear two different coloured socks and I love summer! And I published my first book this year in March.

Have you always wanted to become an author?

No, not really. I just like to talk. I always wanted to be in the publishing business and after a few dips in my life, I decided to start writing and loved it as much as reading that I kept going. That was roughly a year ago.

What was your inspiration for your current book/series?

I think my crazy brain. The ideas just pop up in there and I just start writing. I also have a lot of nightmares which gave me good ideas too and sleepless nights.

What are you working on now?

Currently working on book two in the full blood series and another project that will drop before book 2 in my first series. But it is an undies destroying story. Or in this case my own.

Do you have any quirks while writing?

I like to wrap myself in warm clothing and put on my over headphones and ignore the world. But other quirks, not that I know of. Maybe making weird faces while writing?

What are your hopes for the future?

That I’m still writing, bringing out new amazing worlds for the readers to disappear in. That’s what books are for me, a place to go on an adventure!

Do you have any advice for new authors about the publishing world?

The best advice I have is what another friend and author told me. She said, “not everyone likes chocolate”. Meaning not everyone will like your book. And that is okay, it’s the same that you don’t like every book that you read. And just keep on creating those amazing worlds, keep writing!

Do you have anything to say to your readers?

Mostly just thank you for reading, for enjoying the worlds I put out there and for just being you!