This is weeks featured author is a mother of three, from the UK. Starting her writing journey in 2019, she fell in love with creating stories. When telling about her writing style she says, “I have a wild imagination and love creating something a bit different. From romance, fantasy, paranormal, thriller, mystery and erotica, I love putting a twist on my stories, or added humor.”
A full time working mom and contemporary romance writer can get a bit crazy at times, but in her spare time she loves to read, draw, go on walking trails.
Tantalizing Temptations
Joseph Zane hit it big late in life when Top Modelling Agency Temptations found him. Little did they know how big he was going to get. But when he parties a little too hard, two years of modelling is about to cause the agency problems. For the fear of losing their top model, they decide to hire him a personal assistant, in a bid to save him, and them. Evie Maddox. She is a quick-witted and young spirited woman who lied through her teeth to get the interview. After drowning her sorrows because she thought she blew it, will a drunken kiss she shared with Mr. Zane himself, spoil her chances of getting the job?
Author Q&A Interview
Welcome Arri! Let’s find out more about the author.
How many books have you written and which is your favorite?
Over 30. A favourite is difficult to choose; Scars, Tantalizing Temptations, Dark Knights, Ghost ship, Fright of love, Harpers Hotel, Message from an Angel, naughty tricks and treats… and the list goes on.
I understand you have a pet who thinks they are your writing buddy?
Yes, kitten named Muffin, who is a little terror. (lol)
Do you have a character in your book?
Evie Maddox. She is young, but full of life and has no worries about saying what she thinks. If I met one of my characaters I’d probably become toungetied and babble some nonsense.
What do you want readers to know most about your books?
Hopefully I have something for everyone to read. I have books on Inkitt, Reamstories, Galatea, for them to find thier next read.
Last Question. What advice would you give to a writer working on their first book?
I started writing in 2019 anbd I hope to be able to make a career out of it. My advice would be to just write and get it all out. You can go back through and edit later. Also, nevver be afraid to ask any questions.
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