But when she has free time on her hands, do not be surprised to find her on a stage somewhere. As a result, Rock is a frequent dabbler in the theater. It was a life-changing decision but the author never regretted it.Īdditionally, as she matured, Rock realized that she did not have to sacrifice one for the sake of the other. She needed to pick a lane that she could dedicate her mind, soul, and body to if she wanted to succeed. Rock did not believe that it was possible to pursue both careers. It wasn’t until she got to college that it occurred to her that she would have to choose between the two. In fact, that certainty was as strong as her determination to write. There was a time when Rock was certain that she would become an actress in the future. In fact, she went so far as to study Theater in College. Rock’s passion for writing was only rivaled by her love for the theater. Though, Rock will tell you that, for all the passion she had for writing, she never knew for certain that her future lay in publishing.

But she knew she had a unique set of stories she wanted to tell and that there were readers out there anxiously waiting for her to fill that particular gap in the publishing arena. She didn’t know for certain that she would pursue a field as niche in publishing as LGBT romance. An avid fan of romance, Rock knew she had something unique to contribute to the publishing arena, even as a child. Rock learned to read fairly early on, and that drew her to writing down the line. The author also frequently contributes articles to publications like the Huffington Post where she talks about LGBT-related matters. Rock is an American author that writes LGBT romance novels.

The Merchant of Death by Lisa Henry