Ceeree Fields
author : Ceeree FieldsI'm a geek, a gamer, a music lover, and a voracious reader. I love Star Trek and B-grade movies like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and Sharknado. I enjoy figuring out software and learning new things and applying them to whatever book I'm currently working on.\n\nI game. Not first person shooters but fantasy and simulators. Fantasy I play on platform gaming stations. My favorites are Final Fantasy 12, which I've played five times, Zelda: Twilight Princess the desert temple is my favorite. I can't wait for the Switch to go on sale so I can try the last Zelda game. I also enjoy the Spyro trilogy. On my PC I mostly play simulator games. For instance: Farming Simulator, Restaurant Empire II, and Sims, my absolute favorite. I also play Runescape. It's where I met my hubby, and our meeting was not love at first pixel. No, it was more like a war of words before I teleported away. Even after playing for fourteen years, I still find something I enjoy doing on the game, and I absolutely love hanging out with my friends on there.\n\nI'm a voracious reader as well. I'm willing to try anything once, but I have several books I read annually or every few years. Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time, Will Wight's Traveler's Gate, and several romance authors such as Meljean Brook, Daryl Devoré, Valerie Ullmer and many more.\n\nI write romantic adventures. Mostly, I live vicariously through my characters. I can be a knife-wielding forager who saves her family from deadly kidnappers or a slinky thief who must outmaneuver her sadistic cousin. My male characters aren't cookie cutter either. There's so much diversity in the world that one size does not fit all. It's the same for love. My male characters are diverse. I have several he-men, alpha types, but I also have nerds in glasses who can kickass when needed, whether in a board room or in a parking garage. I have characters who are blind and some who have lost a limb putting their lives on the line to save others.\n\nThe one thing they all have in common is they are people who learn to move past their hurdles and find love.Ceeree Fields Book Series
author : Ceeree FieldsI'm a geek, a gamer, a music lover, and a voracious reader. I love Star Trek and B-grade movies like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and Sharknado. I enjoy figuring out software and learning new things and applying them to whatever book I'm currently working on.\n\nI game. Not first person shooters but fantasy and simulators. Fantasy I play on platform gaming stations. My favorites are Final Fantasy 12, which I've played five times, Zelda: Twilight Princess the desert temple is my favorite. I can't wait for the Switch to go on sale so I can try the last Zelda game. I also enjoy the Spyro trilogy. On my PC I mostly play simulator games. For instance: Farming Simulator, Restaurant Empire II, and Sims, my absolute favorite. I also play Runescape. It's where I met my hubby, and our meeting was not love at first pixel. No, it was more like a war of words before I teleported away. Even after playing for fourteen years, I still find something I enjoy doing on the game, and I absolutely love hanging out with my friends on there.\n\nI'm a voracious reader as well. I'm willing to try anything once, but I have several books I read annually or every few years. Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time, Will Wight's Traveler's Gate, and several romance authors such as Meljean Brook, Daryl Devoré, Valerie Ullmer and many more.\n\nI write romantic adventures. Mostly, I live vicariously through my characters. I can be a knife-wielding forager who saves her family from deadly kidnappers or a slinky thief who must outmaneuver her sadistic cousin. My male characters aren't cookie cutter either. There's so much diversity in the world that one size does not fit all. It's the same for love. My male characters are diverse. I have several he-men, alpha types, but I also have nerds in glasses who can kickass when needed, whether in a board room or in a parking garage. I have characters who are blind and some who have lost a limb putting their lives on the line to save others.\n\nThe one thing they all have in common is they are people who learn to move past their hurdles and find love.