Jasmine Guillory, known for her contemporary romance novels like “The Wedding Date,” talked about her writing process and her latest novel, “Flirting Lessons.” Guillory used to write her initial drafts by hand, allowing her to make new discoveries when typing them up later. In “Flirting Lessons,” she used pen and paper to work out scenes. The story follows Taylor and Avery in Napa Valley, with Taylor serving as a dating coach for Avery as she explores her queer side.
Guillory wanted to create a gentle and sweet coming out story for Avery, highlighting the warm and welcoming nature of the queer community. The novel also explores the idea of professional success and breaking societal norms in the service industry. Guillory hopes readers take away the message that it’s never too late to make changes or try new things in life. The book embraces self-discovery, friendship, and growth in adulthood. Guillory expressed gratitude for being able to meet readers and discuss her books in person again after missing out on these experiences during the pandemic.
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