I found trying to up the stake without regurgitating too much old plot points (while still keeping the story familiar) really hard. Some of the rules I established in WICKED FOX really got in the way of things in VICIOUS SPIRITS, so there was a lot of hair pulling late night brainstorming sessions (including messages to my CPs, agent, and editor). I had to go from building a world from scratch to expanding on a world where I’d already established rules. How did your process change writing this book compared to WICKED FOX? What did you find the most challenging? And what was the most fun or surprising? The forces that govern life and death have been upended and there are supernatural entities lurking in the background that will stop at nothing to right their world.
New romance and dangers abound in this companion to the crowd-pleasing Wicked Fox. Without getting into spoilers in case people haven’t read WICKED FOX: Once Upon a K-Prom not only explores romance, but the pains of growing up in fame, and inversely, in the shadows.Why don’t we start with a quick pitch for VICIOUS SPIRITS? Additionally, we look into the harsh realities of life as a K-pop star, such as no dating, strict diets, and other contracted rules. We get a behind-the-scenes look into the illustrious world of K-pop.
Once Upon a K-Prom gives us the under-appreciated childhood friends to lovers trope. We get a unique perspective of the overlooked and underestimated sister, but what we also get to see is how her brother interprets her self preservation as her pushing him away. With discussions of family expectations, being overshadowed by other siblings, and the struggle to find oneself, Cho gives us plenty to think about with this book. Kat Cho writes realistically-well, as realistically as one can write about K-pop stars and high school-and lets us glimpse into the world of K-pop. Can Robbie persuade her to say yes? Can Elena raise enough money to save the community center? Can the two save their friendship, or will it fade away for the second time?
He keeps showing up and making a big deal of his promposal. When she sees the camera that records their interaction, she says no. Except, he shows up at her door one day after school and pops the question. Robbie hasn’t contacted her since he became a trainee, and now that he is a member of one of the most popular K-pop groups, Elena has no hope that he will fulfill his promise. But with prom right around the corner, Elena can’t stop herself from thinking about Robbie and the promise that he made to take her.
Elena has grown into a different person than he last knew, she has new passions, like saving the community center, and she is known around school as her twin Ethan Soo’s Sister. Well, they were until Robbie and his family moved back to Korea seven years ago. “It’s easier to take chances when someone believes in you.”Įlena Soo and Robbie Choi are childhood best friends.
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