RP: I think a theme I come back to over and over again is the idea of home. What are your favourite tropes and themes to write about and why? H: Carina Adores is Harlequin’s trope-based LGBTQ+ line, where we celebrate classic tropes that romance readers love. Throw in some hot sex, a bunch of adorable cats, and all the secondary characters you met and loved in Better Than People, and you have Best Laid Plans! Rye never had a home, and Charlie helps him make one. But soon each one realizes the other is exactly what they need! Charlie never had a chance to figure out what he wanted for himself, and Rye helps him explore. So when Rye inherits a crumbling house in Garnet Run but has no idea how to make it livable, Charlie can’t help but get involved.Īt first, Charlie and Rye feel like they’re from two different worlds.
Rye Janssen is his complete opposite: where Charlie is stable, Rye has never stayed in the same place for more than a year where Charlie knows all the rules of adulting, Rye enjoys breaking them. Roan Parrish: Best Laid Plans is about Charlie, a gentle giant who lost his parents as a teenager and had to figure out at a very young age how to take care of everything-his younger brother, Jack, his father’s hardware store, their family home-putting his own dreams on hold in the process.
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