How Charlene Amsden’s Teaching Career Pushed Her Into Writing Romantic Suspense (Episode 153)

The Romantic Side of Suspense

Oct 28 2025 | 00:21:31

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Charlene started writing romantic suspense “probably for the same reason I started to teach. I like action, I like tension,” she says. “You never walk into a classroom two days in a row and have the exact same thing happen. It’s always different. It’s always changing. [That’s what I like about writing romantic suspense.]”

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