
USA Today bestselling author Robin Stone started writing stories when she was five years old. She wrote essays, articles, and over a million words of non-fiction before turning to fiction.
Robin Stone writes contemporary and erotic romances starring handyman heroes. Robin’s imagination is filled with delivery men, landscapers, and carpenters. Her books are deeply emotional stories that keep readers coming back for more.
Robin lives near Boston and likes reading, travel, and eating good chocolate. She loves hearing from her readers. Visit robin-stone.net/books/ to see a list of her books.
Frequently Asked Questions

Upcoming Event
I’ll be attending the Fall in Love With New England Reader/Author Conference in Boxborough, Massachusetts October 15th and 16th, 2021. See this link for info.
Book Questions
Check my books page to see which books are available in print. You can also sign up for my newsletter for announcements about future print editions.
Yes! See my books page to purchase ebooks directly from me. I’ll be adding a MERCH tab to my site soon as well.
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Writing Questions
Some of my characters have traits similar to people I know.
I get ideas from reading, TV, and movies. I think about characters I like and say “What if she did this?” or “What if he did that?”
It takes me about two months to write and thoroughly revise my novellas. I hand my book off to beta readers and send it to my editor during this time. My novels are on the shorter side, but can take three to four months to write and edit.
I love it when readers send me messages about my books! I save every message, and some of them are very touching. I love it when a reader tells me that my book helped them in a personal way. I also love meeting readers online and at signing events. Basically: Readers!
I self-publish most of my books through my own publishing company, Summer Night Publishing. One of my books, Brazen Player, is published by another author. I’m also considering a traditional publishing offer.
Personal Questions
Too many to name, but I like: Em Petrova, Penny Wylder, Taryn Quinn, Patient Lee, Selena Kitt, Jane Rylon, and Erica Wilde.
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