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Historical: Unexpected Gift | Interview @AuthorKayGrey
An Unexpected Gift Katherine Grey, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk
about your book, An Unexpected Gift.Genre: Historical RomancePublisher: The Wild Rose PressCover artist: Rae MonetLength: 276 pagesHeat rating: SpicyTagline: Two wounded souls find happiness in the most unlikeliest
of places, with each other.Blurb:Known only as Lazarus to the band of cutthroats and thieves he
leads, William Prescott will do anything to find his missing sister, even blackmail
a fragile young woman into helping him. But he never plans to fall in love with
this mysterious woman with a troubled past.Haunted by the memories of war, Olivia St. Germaine wants nothing
more than to live a normal life. But when her brother, a doctor, suddenly leaves
town without a word, she is forced to use her medical knowledge to help an injured
man who puts her life in danger. Can she keep herself safe as she tends Lazarus,
or is her heart more vulnerable than she realizes?Buy links:
The Wild Rose Press: http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=index&manufacturers_id=905&zenid=19ddc2a69255daafde7f9df62f69e86eBarnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/an-unexpected-gift-katherine-grey/1114371314?ean=2940016394534What are your main characters’ names, ages, and occupations?Olivia St. Germaine is 26 years of age. She has no formal occupation.William “Lazarus” Prescott is 28 years of age. He leads a band of
thieves.Interview
Tell us about your story’s world. What is it like in this
period or place?An Unexpected Gift takes place in London during the Regency period. It shows a side
of life in London
outside those of the aristocracy. Both Olivia and Lazarus live on the very fringes
of Society.What inspired you to write this book?I was asked to write a novella for my publisher’s Love Letters
line. In writing that story, Lazarus appeared on the page larger than life. I had
a hard time controlling him and keeping him from taking over the story. It only
made sense that I tell his story as well.Which character in your current book do you think readers
will like the most? Why?I think Lazarus would the favorite. While he does things that
aren’t necessarily legal and right, he does them with the best of intentions. He
goes out of his way to protect those he considers his family and is loyal to a fault.When you’re not writing, what would we find you doing?I love to bake bread. I find the whole process of kneading the
dough to be very relaxing. It’s also a great way to work out scene in my head while
doing something constructive. Of course, the smell of freshly baked bread filling
the house isn’t a bad thing either.Are you a plotter, or do you prefer to make it up on the spur
of the moment?I say I’m a combination of both. I write two to three sentence
paragraphs detailing the main points of each chapter, but other than that, I let
my characters have free reign and write where they take me.What’s your writing schedule like?I write Monday through Friday for approximately an hour and half
when I get home from my day job. I have a weekly goal of twenty-five pages of new
material each week. It helps keep me on track and not lose the threads of the story.When an idea hits you, what do you do to capture it?I have a notebook where I jot down the idea, character names,
plot points, any scenes or snippets of dialogue and anything else that comes to
me. If I’m out, I have a small pocket sized notebook I keep in my purse for the
same thing, though I have been known to write on the paper napkins when at a restaurant.Which of your books was the hardest to write and why?My novella The Muse was the hardest to write. It was the first
short story I’d written and I had a hard time keeping it within the word count requirements
to be a novella. I kept having to go back and delete subplots and the like.What are you currently reading for fun? Anything for research?I’m currently reading Fifth Grave Past The Light by Darynda Jones.
It’s the fifth book in her Charley Davidson series. If you haven’t read any of them
yet, I highly recommend them, but read them in order. For research purposes, I’m
reading The Man Who Broke Napoleon’s Codes: The True Story of A Forgotten Hero in
Wellington’s Army
by Mark Urban.Do you believe in luck?I do believe in luck but at the same time, I think we make our
own luck by taking advantage of opportunities presented to us.What kind of music do you listen to while driving? Same question
when writing?When I’m in the car, I usually listen to whatever’s currently
popular on the radio station. When I’m writing, I listen to classical music.Do you play any musical instruments?I play the violin and a tiny bit of the piano. I would like to
take formal piano lessons some day.What’s your favorite movie?I have two favorite movies – Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and
I Am Sam. Sean Penn was amazing.Please complete the sentence
I love pizza with cheese and pepperoni.I’m always ready for a cup of cinnamon apple tea and a good
book.When I’m alone, I read my manuscript pages out loud. I like
to hear the rhythm of the dialogue.You’d never be able to tell, but I have five tattoos.If I had a halo it would be slightly
tilted.If I could write full time, I’d be the happiest person
on the planet.I can never kill a spider because I’m terrified of
them. I don’t have any problem getting other people to kill them for me though.Previous Books
ImpetuousThe Muse (novella)Find Me Here
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Contemporary: Blind Date @DelaneyDiamond #RLFblog #giveaway
The Blind Date Delaney Diamond, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk
about your book, The Blind Date.Genre: Contemporary romancePublisher: Delaney DiamondCover artist: bookcoversale.comLength: 38,000 wordsHeat rating: PG-13Tagline: One night changes everything…again.Blurb:Years ago, when Ryan Stewart saw Shawna Ferguson, it was love
at first sight. Unfortunately, he wasn’t a free man, and his deception caused him
to lose her after a weekend that changed his life.When Shawna’s sister and brother-in-law set her up on a blind
date, she has no idea it’s with Ryan, with whom she’d spent a weekend she wishes
she could forget. She reluctantly agrees to finish the date with him, but doing
so leaves her vulnerable to his charms and the heat he ignited in her that very
first night.Buy links:What are your main characters’ names, ages, and occupations?Ryan Stewart, 30, custom furniture makerShawn Ferguson, 28, clothing boutique ownerInterview
What websites do you visit daily?Most weekends I take a break from Facebook and Twitter, but I
visit them the most during the week. I also like to visit blogs that provide industry
news, but not necessarily every day. I visit those blogs a few times per week and
catch up all at once.If you could give the younger version of yourself advice what
would it be?You’re going to discover that you love writing fiction, so start
practicing now.How do you cope with stress as an author?Whenever I feel overwhelmed by the marketing, writing, staying
up to date on what’s going on in the industry, etc., I get offline. That’s usually
a good indication that I’m spending too much time alone, so I spend time with family
and friends. I love technology, but it drives me crazy sometimes. There’s so much
information available through social media, blogs, etc., and it’s easy to feel as
if you don’t want to miss anything. But I find it helps me to unplug from time to
time so I don’t get overwhelmed.Do things your family or friends do ever end up in a book?I plead the fifth. Lol. No really, not very much. Things my niece
does have ended up in my books because she’s so comical. In my book Second Chances,
I had one of the children, Lucélia, running around with a yucca fry offering bites
to family members but then pulling it back when they tried to get a piece. My niece
used to do that with French fries. I thought it was cute, so I included it.What are some jobs you’ve done before (or while) you were
a writer?I worked in international trade for a spell. When I worked in
international trade, my area was Western Europe,
so I got some nice all expenses paid trips abroad. The job only lasted a few years,
but it was nice. When I have to pay for my own trips, I really miss it. Sigh. I
also managed a bookstore.What kind of books do you read when taking a break from your
own writing?I read romance, mostly contemporary and historical. I also love
to read thrillers because of the fast, heart-pounding pace that keeps me on the
edge of my seat.What good book have you read recently?I read Private Arrangements by Sherry Thomas a few months ago,
and I couldn’t stop thinking about it. It’s a historical romance and it renewed
my interest in Regency romance. Here’s a quote from my review on GoodReads: “I
couldn’t put the book down, even though it hurt me to see these two characters inflicting
such pain on each other. And that’s actually why I couldn’t put it down, because
I needed to see them get their HEA after making my heart hurt so much.”If your life became a movie, who would you want to play you?Sanaa Lathan or Gabrielle Union. I love those ladies!If you were a color, what color would you be?Yellow. It’s my favorite color.About the Author
Delaney Diamond writes
sweet and sensual romance novels and is the site manager of Romance Novels in Color, where diversity in romance in celebrated. When
she’s not reading or writing she’s trying out new recipes or traveling to an interesting
locale. Find free reads and the first chapter of all her books at http://delaneydiamond.comPrevious Books
Hot Latin Men series:The ArrangementFight for LovePrivate ActsThe Ultimate MergerSecond ChancesHot Latin Men: Vol. I (print anthology)Hot Latin Men: Vol. II (print anthology)Hawthorne Family series:The Temptation of a Good ManA Hard Man to LoveHere Comes TroubleFor Better or WorseBailar series (sweet/clean romance)Worth Waiting ForSubordinate Position (short story)Books Coming Soon
The Wrong ManFind Me Here
Website: http://delaneydiamond.comRomance Novels in Color: http://romancenovelsincolor.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/DelaneyDiamondFacebook: http://facebook.com/DelaneyDiamondGoodreads: http://goodreads.com/Delaney_DiamondYou May Also Like
Meet Adriana Kraft @adrianakraft, Author of Embracing Passion #RLFblog #Romance #WriteLGBTQ
Wicked Intentions: Writing A Paranormal by JoAnne Myers @scooterismine #RLFblog #paranormal
Meet Sarah L Campbell @SarahLCamWriter Author of Christmas at The Leaves of Change Cafe #RLFblog #ContemporaryRomance
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Romantic Suspense: Last Straw @NiaSimone4 #RLFblog #NYC #giveaway
The Last Straw Nia Simone, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk about
your book, The Last Straw by Nia Simone.Genre: RomancePublisher: The Wild Rose PressCover artist: Angela AndersonLength: 45 pagesHeat rating: SpicyTagline: He’s good at playing a part. She’s good at catching
a fake. Can they trust enough to give love another chance?Blurb:Ally Tobin left New York after
one too many bad dates, determined to rebuild a stable life and career as a private
investigator in Silicon Valley. But when the man
she knew as one name walks into her office with another, will her curiosity once
again lead her to risk her heart?The last thing Special Agent Jared Green needs is “security
risk” stamped on the resume of his latest undercover identity. Especially by
the woman his job forced him to leave in New
York without any explanation. She may threaten his cover,
but it’s his heart on the line.He’s good at playing a part. She’s good at catching a fake. Can
they trust enough to give love another chance?Buy links: FREE TODAY!Amazon http://amzn.to/164srhCWhat are your main characters’
names, ages, and occupations?Ally Tobin, 32, private investigatorJared Green, 32, FBI special agentBuy links: FREE TODAY!Amazon http://amzn.to/164srhCWhat are your main characters’ names, ages, and occupations?Ally Tobin, 32, private investigatorJared Green, 32, FBI special agentInterview
What do you enjoy most about writing?Spending time with my characters in their world and lives.What is your work ethic when it comes to writing?Workaholic.How do you cope with stress as an author?I spend a lot of time on my Facebook profile and email commiserating
with other writers, sharing goals, or just talking about the weather.Do things your family or friends do ever end up in a book?Yes. Then it gets cut, unless I get permission. If it’s recognizable.What are some jobs you’ve done before (or while) you were
a writer?When I started writing fiction seriously, I was a technical writer.
It was my second career and I did both for a long time.What kind of books do you read when taking a break from your
own writing?Romance by other authors, all across the spectrum, from sweet
to erotic to historical to fantasy/paranormal. Poetry, memoirs, and “mainstream”
fiction.What was the proudest moment of your life so far?When a friend of mine who was dying told me that the letter I
wrote to her meant so much to her she wanted to have it laminated on her desk for
her children to inherit. I thought if I never wrote anything else that I had achieved
something worthwhile because my words reached her and made her understand what she
meant to me.Imagine you get to go on a dream vacation, but you have only
one hour to pack and leave, and it starts as soon as you finish this interview.
What will you take with you and where will you go?My husband, passport, jeans, sneakers, t-shirt, sweater, my Nook,
purse (with money and credit cards!), phone, my laptop and my toiletries. Portugal.Where were you at midnight, on December 31st when the new
century started?On the beach in Half Moon Bay with my husband, friends and dog.What do you like to do when you’re bored?Read!Please underline which statement is more like you:“I am a vacation spa because I am laid back and relaxed.”“I am a ten-countries in ten-days tour vacation, because
I do things as fast as possible.”Please complete the sentences
I love pizza with artichoke hearts, olives and tomatoes.I’m always ready for having lunch with a friend.When I’m alone, I am reading, writing and talking to people
on the Internet.You’d never be able to tell, but I’m a good singer. *wink*If I had a halo it would be a
hand-me down from someone better who loved me anyway.If I could heal I’d make everyone I love better.I can never be blonde because it doesn’t go with my
coloring.Previous Books
The Last Straw is my debut story.Find Me Here
Website: http://niasimone.intuitwebsites.com/Blog: http://niasimoneauthor.com/Twitter: http://twitter.com/NiaSimone4Facebook: http://facebook.com/niasimoneauthor -
Regency: Seduction of Lady Phoebe @EllaQuinnAuthor #RLFblog
Seduction of Lady Phoebe Ella Quinn, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk about
your book, The Seduction of Lady Phoebe.Genre: RegencyPublisher: Kensington PublishingCover artist: KensingtonLength: 101,623 wordsHeat rating: SpicyTagline:Blurb: Polite
society has its rules for marriage. But for Ella Quinn’s eligible bachelors, their
brides will show them that rules are for the weak of heart…Phoebe Stanhope is not a typical Lady. As feisty as she is quick
witted, no one can catch her, especially when she is driving her dashing phaeton
with its perfectly matched horses. And unlike her peers, experience has guarded
her against a growing list of would-be suitors. But when she encounters Marcus Finley,
what she fears most burns deep within his blue-eyed gaze…For Lord Marcus, the spark of recognition is but a moment in
the love he has held these many years. Now that he’s returned to England,
all the happiness he desires rests on Lady Phoebe never finding out that he was
the one who turned her heart so cold and distant. He must work fast to gain the
advantage—to convince her what she wants is exactly what she denies—but in order
to seduce her into his arms, he must be willing to give up more than he can control…Buy links:
Amazon US
~ Amazon UK Â ~ Amazon France ~ Amazon
Germany ~ Amazon Canada ~ Barnes and Noble ~ Kensington
~ iTunes ~ KoboWhat are your main characters’ names, ages, and occupations?Lady Phoebe Stanhope, three and twenty, ladyLord Marcus Finley, eight and twenty, gentlemanInterview
What is the most important thing you do for your career now,
as compared to when you first started writing?I work on my social media platform. When I first started all
I did was write. By the time it dawned on me that I needed to get involved in social
media, I’d written four books. So during the time I was working with my agent’s
assistant learning to edit, I took a class and began building my platform.What websites do you visit daily?I try to support other authors, and visit many websites on a
daily basis. I regularly visit Writers in the Storm, for interesting writing tips
and Rakes and Rascals, for new historical releases.If you could change something about your first book, what
would it be?LOL. All the head-hopping I did when I first wrote it, and continuing
to exercise. I gained a lot of weight that first year.What do you enjoy most about writing?Telling my characters’ stories and the research. I love learning
new things.What is your work ethic when it comes to writing?Each morning, I catch up on email, Twitter and Facebook. Then
in the afternoon I write. I would love to write first thing, but I can’t think until
the other stuff is out of the way. Of course, that gives me an incentive to get
off Facebook.What kind of books do you read when taking a break from your
own writing?Mostly historical romance, though I still enjoy spy stories.Which of your books would you recommend to someone who doesn’t
normally read your genre, and why?I actually have a couple of people who don’t read romance that
are going to Read the Seduction of Lady Phoebe. I recommend the first one, because
it’s the start of the series and introduces the characters.What is your favorite holiday and why?A ski holiday in Austria. I love being on the mountain,
and we have very good friends in the area we frequent.What good book have you read recently?Miranda Neville’s The Ruin of a Rake.Where were you at midnight, on December 31st when the new
century started?We were in London wishing we’d gone to Edinburgh instead.If you were a color, what color would you be?Apple green.Please underline which statement is more like you:“I am a vacation spa because I am laid back and relaxed.”“I am a ten-countries in ten-days tour vacation, because I do things as fast as possible.”Please complete the sentences
I love pizza with Gorgonzola cheese, spinach and mushrooms.I’m always ready for time with my husband.When I’m alone, I write, read, and take walks.You’d never be able to tell, but I love riding on the back of my husband’s Harley.If I had a halo it would be just a bit crooked.If I could twitch my nose like Samantha I’d be the happiest person on earth.I can never jump out of a plane because no one will let me.Find Me HereWebsite: http://ellaquinnauthor.comBlog: http://ellaquinnauthor.wordpress.comTwitter: http://twitter.com/EllaQuinnAuthorFacebook: http://facebook.com/EllaQuinnAuthorGoodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7044274.Ella_Quinn
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Paranormal: The Devlin Witch | Interview @BWalshWriter #RLFblog
Devlin Witch Bernadette Walsh, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk about your book, The Devlin Witch.Genre: Paranormal romanceBuy links:Lyrical Press http://lyricalpress.com/the-devlin-witch/Publisher: Lyrical PressCover artist: Valerie TibbsLength: 123Heat rating: hotTagline: The Devlin magic can bring your heart’s desire…but
at what cost?Blurb:Anne Marie Devlin has given up on finding true love.
She’d rather just hide out in her opulent apartment on the Upper East Side. Then
her grandmother is violently killed. Forced to leave her safe world, Anne Marie
must survive a hot, persistent cop, her cousin Rita’s hysterics and her grandmother’s
confused ghost.Rita has everything: a loving husband, a beautiful house,
exotic beauty, and she’s a partner at her law firm. Having a baby would make her
life complete, but it’s not to be. Or is it? When she and Anne Marie find the ancestral
Book of Magic, with powers beyond their imagining, all things become possible.But someone else in the family wants the Book of Magic
too, and they’ll do anything to get it. Even kill. Can Anne Marie and Rita win the
struggle for their legacy, becoming the next Devlin witch? There can be only one,
and should they fail, not just their lives are at stake–their souls will be lost
for eternity.What
are your main characters’ names, ages, and occupations?Anne
Marie is a divorced legal secretary in her mid-thirties and her cousin Rita is married lawyer also in her thirties.Interview
How did you get your start in the industry?Six
years ago I turned 40. After I drowned my sorrows with champagne and chocolate, I made a list of all the things I wanted to do before I die. Morbid, I know, but number one on that list was write a novel. I said to myself, yeah, I’ve really got to do that, and continued to munch on the Cadbury’s chocolate that Dear Husband thoughtfully supplied.Two
years went by. I didn’t lose the day job, no mean feat given that the debacle that was 2008. I continued indulging my interest in (some may say obsession with) reality TV. Not a word was written.Then
on a Sunday afternoon while Dear Husband was taking a nap, I came up with a name: Kate Ryan. Before I knew it Kate had a husband, family, friends and one big problem — she and her husband had lost their high powered jobs and their savings. Her husband loses his mind and high tails it to Australia. Kate loses her mind and joins the cast of a local cable channel’s reality TV show.I had a blast writing GOLD COAST WIVES! I wrote what I wanted how I wanted. Then reality sank in. I joined a local writing group, figured out that I made about 100 basic writing mistakes, rewrote it, rewrote it again, entered it into various RWA chapter contests, wrote it again and after two years submitted it to some publishers. In December 2010 I got the best Christmas present ever when Lyrical Press offered me a contract!What websites do you visit daily?Goodreads; Television Without Pity; Yahoonews; and FacebookIf you could change something about your first book, what would it be?As a nice Catholic girl I had the hardest time writing any type of sex scene and in my first book, GOLD COAST WIVES, the sex scenes were beyond vanilla. That book is a light, fun, fluffy humorous romance so I think I got away with it. However, I decided after that I needed to get over my little problem if I wanted to be a successful romance writer. I think downloaded ten of the filthiest –OK, I know as a romance writer we’re not supposed to refer to spicy romance as filth, but I have to be honest, these were filthy and would put FIFTY SHADES OF GREY to shame. After my dirty book reading binge I was able to write sex scenes without blushing and even began to have fun with them. Each book in my paranormal romance series, the Devlin Legacy, got hotter and hotter and hotter!If you could give the younger version of yourself advice what would it be?RELAX!!!! I was a type A overachiever and if I could give myself any advice it would be spend more time having fun and less time in the library.How do you cope with stress as an author?I have enough stress at my day job. I write romance ultimately because I love it. Because it’s fun! I refuse to complain about something that has been such joy into my life. So I guess I deal with writer stress by denying it exists :)What are some jobs you‘ve done before (or while) you were a writer?A very bad waitress and hopefully a better lawyer.Imagine you get to go on a dream vacation, but you have only one hour to pack and leave, and it starts as soon as you finish this interview. What will you take with you and where will you go?Sunscreen, my kindle, a pair of sneakers, my husband, and more sunscreen.Where were you at midnight, on December 31st when the new century started?Drinking in a dive bar with my fiancé (now husband).What do you like to do when you‘re bored?Helloooo?? Working mom here. I haven’t been bored in years–but I’m looking forward to it.Please underline which statement is more like you:“I am a vacation spa because I am laid back and relaxed.”“I am a ten-countries in ten-days tour vacation, because I do things as fast as possible.“Please complete the sentences
I love pizza with sausageI’m always ready for gossipWhen I’m alone, I readYou’d never be able to tell, but I was an Irish stepdancer.If I had a halo it would be crookedI can never tan because I am the palest girl in the world.
Bernadette Walsh Previous Books
Gold Coast WivesThe House On ProspectDevil’s Mountain (Book
1 Of The Devlin Legacy)Devil’s Shore (Book
2 Of The Devlin Legacy)Devil’s Daughter (Book
3 Of The Devlin Legacy)Books Coming Soon
The Devlin Witch, Book
4 of The Devlin Legacy (Releasing Sept 1)Find Me Here
Website: http://bernadettewalsh.comTwitter: http://twitter.com/BWalshWriterFacebook: https://facebook.com/bernadette.walsh.54Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/bernadettewalsh/boards/ -
Historical: Little Witch (Evolution Series) | Interview @jillhughey #RLFblog
Little Witch Jill Hughey, welcome to Romance Lives Forever.
Let’s talk about your book, Little Witch: Historical Romance Novella, the fifth
installment in your Evolution Series.Genre: Historical RomancePublisher: self-publishedCover artist: Rae MonetLength: 49,000 wordsHeat rating: Warm/SensualTagline: The night is
dark. The moon is bright. She brings his heart into her light.Blurb:A vicious neighbor uses a series of coincidences to label Salena
as the local moon-charmer, making her an outcast in rural Francia. When Salena encounters
her brother’s childhood friend, Nox, out on business for the Lord of Ribeauville,
she fears he will accept the locals’ tales about her, especially since they relate
to the death of his family a decade before. He is, instead, as charmed by her as
she is by him.Nox’s sympathy for Salena evolves into affection in spite of
his strict rule against close ties with people. Afraid to risk another loss like
that of his youth, he abruptly ends their relationship, unaware that Salena has
already been downtrodden by her father denying her request to venture farther out
into the world.A threat to Salena’s family prompts her to run away in the hopes
of protecting those she loves while forging a new path for her life. Too late, Nox
discovers that she has also run away with his scarred heart.Buy links:What are your main characters’ names, ages, and
occupations?Salena is 22 years old. She is the daughter of
a tenant farmer in the year 848, so her main occupation is helping her family survive
by growing and gathering food and supplies, but she longs to get out into the world.Nox is 24 years old. He has worked for the Lord
of Ribeauville since he was orphaned at age14, and has been promoted from stableboy
to the lord’s representative with the tenants and landowners in his domain.InterviewWhat websites do you visit daily?I visit Kindle Direct Publishing, Facebook, and
Tweetdeck every day.If you could choose anyone to be your mentor
who would it be?Mary Balogh. I enjoy her books immensely and,
based on her Facebook posts, she seems like a friendly, genuine lady.If you could give the younger version of yourself
advice what would it be?Start writing romance right after graduating
from college. I never considered writing as a career choice back then and now I
wonder why?What is your work ethic when it comes to writing?I’m a pretty good self-starter. Any daylight
hours that I am not at my part-time job, or running kids around, I am working as
an author, one way or another. I used to do social media tasks at night, but I found
I wasn’t sleeping very well, so I’ve given myself permission to relax at least part
of the evening.Do things your family or friends do ever end
up in a book?Of course! In Little Witch, I especially enjoyed writing the sibling relationship
between Salena and her older brother, Grant. We’ve all experienced or observed the
younger child struggling to assert herself against the older, “wiser”
one.What kind of books do you read when taking a
break from your own writing?I read mainly historical romance. Surprisingly,
I’ve recently been enjoying a paranormal contemporary series too, which is a real
shocker to me!Imagine you get to go on a dream vacation, but
you have only one hour to pack and leave, and it starts as soon as you finish this
interview. What will you take with you and where will you go?It would be a hard choice between Australia and Hawaii,
but I’ll say Australia.
I’d take hiking clothes, beachwear, sunglasses, my laptop and my ereader, and hopefully
it would be a trip for two so I could bring my hubbie!What is your favorite holiday and why?Christmas, because I love Christmas music and
all the traditions that surround the holiday, though I must say it requires more
work as the mom than it ever did as a kid.What good book have you read recently?“First Grave on the Right” by Darynda
Jones starts the series I referred to in the earlier question. Really, really awesome
concept and fun characters. I am not normally a fan of contemporary or paranormal
romances, but she grabbed me with this one.Please underline which statement is more
like you:“I am a vacation spa because I am laid back
and relaxed.”“I am a ten-countries in ten-days tour vacation,
because I do things as fast as possible.”Please complete the sentencesI love pizza with bacon.I’m always ready for coffee or wine, depending
on the time of day and the circumstances.When I’m alone, I write.You’d never be able to tell, but I can sing
really, really high.If I had a halo it
would be tarnished.If I could stop worrying I’d U!I can never enjoy skiing because I
am terrified I will fall.
Jill Hughey Previous BooksSass Meets Class – a sweet American historical
romanceThe following books are all part of the Evolution
Series:UnbiddenSecond Love: A Short Historical Romance StoryRedeemedVainBooks Coming SoonI’m starting to outline a New Adult apocalyptic
series.Find Me HereTwitter: http://twitter.com/jillhugheyFacebook: http://facebook.com/jillhugheyromanceYou May Also Like
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