Emotional Involvement When Writing a Novel

 Just finished writing a heart-rending scene in my new #classic#medieval#romance, Grace, Lady of Cassio, which I'm not ashamed to admit brought a few tears to my eyes. Do all novelists become this emotionally involved with their characters?

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