E.G. Chase was born in a small town in the Midwest, where most of her childhood was spent with her nose buried in books. A shy and introverted child, she preferred the company of imaginary friends over real-life companions.
As she grew older, a passion for writing took hold, and countless hours were dedicated to scribbling away in notebooks. Yet, the writing remained a secret endeavor, the fear of sharing her stories and facing potential embarrassment holding her back.
Upon completing high school, E.G. Chase pursued higher education, majoring in literature and creative writing. This marked the phase when she tentatively began unveiling her work to others, garnering positive feedback from professors and peers alike.
However, post-graduation, finding her footing in the world proved to be a challenge. A series of unfulfilling jobs ensued, and E.G. Chase wandered from place to place, grappling with uncertainty about her life's direction.
A turning point arrived unexpectedly, sparked by a chance encounter with a romance novel. The allure of the genre was irresistible, leading E.G. Chase to voraciously consume one book after another. In a revelatory moment, she realized that this was her calling—to craft stories that captured the enchantment and fervor of love's tender moments.
