So an about me page written by me…
Gah!
Okay, well, I’m so happy you stopped by! I write super steamy contemporary romance novels that feature strong women and men that will keep you up all night long–which I’m sure is what brought you here in the first place!
Aside from writing, and in no particular order, I love to travel and General Hospital. I love God and my family. My taste in music spans far and wide and I’m a firm believer that music is life. I’m a proud Millennial, thank you very much! I love Mexican food and taking selfies. I love adventure and being outdoors. But I’m also fine staying inside and reading…or writing…or watching General Hospital and wonderful movies like Gone With the Wind, Sweet Home Alabama, My Best Friend’s Wedding, Dirty Dancing, The Notebook…you get the idea!
This hasn’t always been true, but I do love a good workout and I don’t mean a run or getting on the stair stepper. I mean a real, lift weights, bench press, dead lifts kind of workout. #girlswholift💪🏼 Some day, I’m going to have me some good lookin’ arms from all these workouts.
I’m heavy into living life and checking off all those bucket list items because what is life if you aren’t out there living and doing the things you want to do?? I’m all about making my dreams come true!💫
So that’s pretty much me in a nutshell! If you want my formal, impersonal bio, it’s down below!😉
FORMAL BIO:
Ashley Bostock was born and raised in Colorado where she currently resides with her husband, two children and her animals. She loves reading, writing, and music and is always trying to find more time in the day to incorporate all three.
Seeking an outlet and pursuing her life-long passion for writing, she began composing her first novel in late 2013. She has traveled all over the world, but still has an extensive list of places she would love to visit. Anywhere near a sky-blue ocean will always be at the top of that list.
She carries a Bachelor’s Degree in History with a concentration in Elementary Education from Metropolitan State College of Denver. While she loves children, she now fears teaching, which probably has something to do with being a stay-at-home mom.
