About Giselle
Giselle Anastasia writes stories for people who looked at emotional stability and decided it sounded overrated.
Her books are full of morally questionable love interests, catastrophically repressed idiots, devastating slow burns, found families held together with spite, and enough yearning to qualify as psychological warfare. If two characters can communicate their feelings like functional adults, she has absolutely no interest in them.
She firmly believes that every romance is improved by at least one catastrophic injury, several emotional breakdowns, an unhealthy amount of possessiveness, and approximately 200,000 words of people refusing to admit they’re in love.
When she’s not emotionally ruining fictional people, she’s probably collecting another story idea she’ll definitely start before finishing the last one, convincing herself this playlist will fix the plot, or researching deeply concerning topics that have absolutely landed her on several watchlists.
Her hobbies include making readers cry at three in the morning, gaslighting herself into believing “I’ll just write one chapter” is a realistic statement, and developing unhealthy attachments to characters she invented herself.
She apologises for absolutely none of it.
