Patricia Chandler is a fiction writer of Erotica and Historical Romance who is not afraid of bravely venturing into the realms of weakness and strength working together. She writes about the points of emotional crossroads that many women find themselves in, when they are in conflict of feeling comfortable, anticipating, and personal truth. Instead of the easy answers, she explores the internal fight that creates identity and self-worth.

Patricia explores the motifs of grief, waking up, and the bravery it requires to reinvent oneself in the face of death in Choices. She is delicate and sensitive in the topics she addresses, and the readers can relate to her characters because of this approach. She does not sensationalize transformation in her work.

Layered storytelling and psychologically motivated narratives make Patricia ask the reader to challenge the assumptions about the relationship, power, and autonomy. Her tone is assertive and yet kind, strong and yet thoughtful. She concentrates on the authenticity of her stories, and they remain with the reader even after the last page is read. They are narratives on choice, consequence, and freedom in self-acceptance.