Molly Harper Release Party and $20.00 Amazon Gift Card Contest
Why are all of your sister characters such jerks?” my sister, Manda, asked. “Jane’s sister is a snobby jerk. Cooper’s sister is a rude jerk. What are you trying to tell me?”
My sister has a point. While there seem to be solid brother characters in my books, i.e. Lacey and Emmett in AND ONE LAST THING…, all of my sister characters seem to have deeply seated personality issues. And the truth is that Manda and I have always gotten along really well, with the exception of the Slapfight Incident of 1997. We shared a room for fifteen years, and when Manda ended up at the same college, we shared a room there, too. Why? Because we balance each other out. Where I am flighty, weird and prone to procrastination, Manda has an insane work ethic and upholds the family’s barely held claim to normalcy. People at our high school would ask, “You’re a Harper? Really?” If not for the Chiclet front teeth we share, people might not have believed we were related.
So when it came time to design a family for Iris, the main character in The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires, I decided to give Iris a sister who was not, in fact, clinically insane. Iris, who organized Jane Jameson’s wedding in Nice Girls Don’t Bite Their Neighbors, a is Half-Moon Hollow’s only daytime vampire concierge, providing support services in daylight hours for the local undead. Because vampires hate running their own errands, particularly if that means leaving their houses during the day and bursting into flames. Iris’s life is running as smoothly as she can manage, until she stumbles over a new client, Cal, who’s poisoned and passed out on his kitchen floor.
Cal offers Iris an obscene amount of money to give him shelter while he tries to figure out who’s trying to kill him. Iris needed high stakes at home in order to take that kind of job, so I gave her a teenage sister she’s raising. Gigi is bright, sweet, and funny, though she is prone to same antics most teenagers try. And when Gigi becomes too much to handle, Iris can always fall back on her friendship with Jane and the other Half-Moon Hollow vamps to pull her through.
think I have finally come up with a sister character that will redeem me in Manda’s eyes. Which will make Christmas a lot less awkward.
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Molly and Bitten By Books, thanks for this awesome contest! I love Molly’s books, and I’m very excited about the opportunity to win an ARC! (I’m really glad I left the RSVP as well.) Now I just need to come up with a question for Molly…
I’m waiting…
I love Molly’s vampires but I want to know when more WERES are coming????
Shell
SOON! I just signed a contract to do another Naked Werewolf book. I’m not sure when it will come out or what it will be called. But I have written the first chapter and do accept bribes…
YES! YES! YES!!!
Awesome! Can’t wait!
Thanks, Joni! I don’t get to travel as much as I’d like. (Two kids, husband who works full-time, family schedules, etc.) But I would really like to go to Italy and Greece someday. I’ve always been interested in Roman and Greek mythology. So it would be really cool to see those places.
If you were a Vampire, what daylight errand would you want somebody to run for you?
The only pressing need that keeps screaming at me.. Okay okay I have two dachies giving me the woe-be-gone looks. “Potty? Outside?” Never fails. So if I was a vampire I would need someone to take my pack (I have four dachies) out for frequent potty breaks and walkies.
Lisa R/USA
Who is your favorite sidekick in a book?
In one of my books? Dick Cheney, of course.
In someone else’s book? I love Dr. John Watson. The poor guy, he’s got this crazy roommate who’s always wrecking the apartment and dragging him around town on weird “adventures.” And his only defense is journaling.
Lisa R/USA
If we looked under your bed, what would we find?
Books. Lots and lots and lots of books. My husband and I just hired a carpenter to build a bookshelf all around the length of our room, like a wallpaper border. I’m really excited about it, because it means I will be able to empty the space underneath my bed, three dresser drawers, a hope chest and TV cabinet stuffed with books.
Lisa R/USA
Aside from writing, what else do you like to do?
I wish I could say, “Oh, I just love going to the gym every morning and hiking my troubles away on the weekends.” But I’m basically a sloth. I love to read. I’m experimenting more with cooking, which is mostly mediocre with occasional moments of brilliance. (Nobody rocks a meat loaf like I do. Nobody.)
I like to treat myself to a spa day every once in a while, usually to celebrate the publication of a new book. I love facials and massages. But if I’m going in for the full body treatments, I like to know ahead of time whether I’m getting a male technician. Yikes.
What kind of business would you come up with to cater to the undead?
Tough question! Well my husband works at a window factory. Guess I would design a window or film to put on a window to keep the harsh UV rays from filtering in and thus harming them. So they could pass a window without fear and can even look out during the day. That would suck having to be closed up because the light fries you.
Not very ingenious I know.
Vampire themed weddings: Tacky or Not?
Really do not see a vampire themed wedding tacky. If it reflects on the two individuals, I think it would be different, unique, and something different than the same old ceremony.
Has there been a supernatural creature outside of vampires and weres that caught you fancy and have you considered writing?
Still waiting for authors to take pity on me and start a dark elf (aka drow) book. Heck I’d be happy with elves. LOL. Or druids…
Do ghosts count as creatures? I really want to write a good ghost story, since that’s what drew me into my interest in paranormal stuff when I was a kid.
If you were a Vampire, what daylight errand would you want somebody to run for you?
I’d have to get them to pick up my books from the library , so I’d have plenty to read at night.
Had you the “Silvertongue” ability in Inkheart (movie and books) what books would you have read to bring the characters, situations, characters to life in this world?
My own, of course! Except for Grandma Ruthie.
And a couple of people from Harry Potter. (The Weasley Twins.)
And I would get my hands on some comic books and keep Loki in my bedroom for my very own.
Don’t judge me.
Molly, I love your books. They make me laugh and I can’t put them down.
Being close from where you are, I would like to know where do you shop!
For clothes? No where interesting.
But if you like organic/gourmet food stuff, you might try Midtown Market, near the First Baptist Church in Paducah.
Vampire themed weddings: Tacky or Not?
Well as the mother of a bride (just three weeks ago) I’d say if it makes the individuals happy who cares. It’s their wedding, not their parents, grandparents or great aunts (who think they know it ALL about weddings)!
What kind of business would you come up with to cater to the undead?
I’d come up with a way to give them the feeling of being able to get out in the sunlight (without burning them up of course) at the beach or having an outdoor picnic. These are things I’d so miss if I was a vamp.
I love Molly Harper’s Books! I would love to win anything by her. Her books are so funny and I love books that make me laugh.
Hey Molly!
Big fan, here
So I have a question for you…
It seems like publishers are really pushing the dark and dreary. The authors who ARE “funny girls” seem to receive less attention than their more dramatic fellows. Was it hard to get published as a comedic author? Do you find it a hard market to work in? (not that that would be enough to deter you, but…)
Fiona, great question!
Not really, because (not to toot my own horn) there weren’t a lot of wacky, zany vampire stories out there when I was trying to get published. The agents and publishers hadn’t heard many voices like mine before, so it caught their attention. That’s not to say I didn’t get plenty of rejections, which I did. But I think it got my foot in the door.
And I like working in the market. I think people use my books as “palate cleansers” between the dark and dramatic books, to lift their spirits and keep things interesting. I’m happy to provide that service.
Thanks so much for the reply! My children both jumped when I let out the wild “Squee!”
Hi, Molly!
I really love your books, and I`m always excited to read your new releases.
But I
I’m working on a series of books set in a Kentucky tourism promotion office. All humans, it’s weird!
I
Not really, because Jane still appeared in the book and I was able to re-connect to the “mind-set” of working in Half-Moon Hollow.
Hi, I love your books and I’m glad I sent my RSVP
If your books were being made into movies, which actress would you pick to play Jane?
I’ve written whole blog entries about this.
Jane- Jenna Fischer
Gabriel – Gerard Butler
Dick – Josh Holloway
Zeb – Steve Zahn
Andrea – January Jones
Jolene – Kiele Sanchez
Molly, if your books were picked up to be a tv show, what network would you want to air it?
Good questions!
Probably FOX or the CW. They seem to handle weird, supernatural stories pretty well.
Answer A Question – If you were a Vampire, what daylight errand would you want somebody to run for you?
Lordy, this is pretty much anything that doesn’t involve books. I hate grocery shopping and clothes shopping — and even shoe shopping whenever I can’t find a pair that doesn’t pinch, rub, or make me limp.
I really do love your Jane series. I notice you incorporate a lot of great American Literature references and wonder if you’ve read any of the novels by Seth Grahame-Smith? Also wonder if Dick was based on an ex? I certainly recognize some of mine!
Thanks. Lynn
I have. I read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, which turned out to give me worse nightmares than watching zombie movies. I am a visualizer.
Also, I’m just a big ol’ book geek.
And I don’t actually have any ex-boyfriends, unless we count boys who took me to middle school dances. I started dating my husband, David, when I was a high school freshman. We stayed together throughout high school and college, dating seven years before we got married.
My third question!
Have you enjoyed being a “full-time-author” or do you miss your job?
I miss my coworkers, who were really cool people. But no, I don’t miss getting up every morning at 5 to get everybody out of the door for school, running until 5 p.m., getting home in a rush to fix dinner, get homework and baths done, try to have some semblence of family time before everybody else went to bed and then I worked until midnight or so. And then getting up a few hours later to do the whole thing over again.
There are definite advantages to setting your own schedule.
Answer A Question: What kind of business would you come up with to cater to the undead?
Definitely a synthetic blood catering business with probably real life donor blood too. I mean, they have to have it, right? So why not cater to that? Of course, you could include other services, like spa treatments and personal assistant services.
Answer a Question – Vampire themed weddings: Tacky or Not?
NOT! My wedding last year was a Renaissance/medieval theme so really a vampire themed wedding isn’t all that far-fetched. Just add fangs and a lot of Gothic decor.
I am a new Molly Harper fan and totally love her books. I listen and read them now whenever I get the chance.
As for the new book that is coming out, I CANNOT WAIT!!!!!!!!
Molly, If your books were made into movies which actress would you like to play Jane Jameson?
I really liked Miranda and Collin from Driving Mr. Dead. Will we see more of them in upcoming books? Also will we see more of Jamie?
You will see glimpses of all three in WITCH HUNT, the next Jane Jameson spin off due out in 2013.
Okay, so I have a follow-up question.
Sorry.
Do you have recommendations for a fellow comedic writer? I.E. Houses, agents, support groups, great cocktail recipes…?
I’ve got a good list going, from RWA’s site, Publishing Marketplace, etc., but I’m always looking for new targets, mwahahaha…
Ooh, so excited to hear there will be more Weres coming! Yay!
If you were a Vampire, what daylight errand would you want somebody to run for you?
It would definitely have to be dog-walker!
What kind of business would you come up with to cater to the undead?
I think I’d do some sort of gourmet flavored blood. Where they could get the tastes of different foods in their blood. Or maybe from my answer above I’d be a vampire dog-walker.
Vampire themed weddings: Tacky or Not?
Okay so my first inclination is to say so not tacky! I love when people do stuff that’s different or unique or just fits them. In fact I think it’s cool!
But I will say this, even though it’s yours and it’s unique and it makes you happy, there is a very thin line. In this instance, that thin line is extremely far away and hard to see because…well, vampire-themed wedding. But it’s still there and care should be taken to not only not cross it, but do not erase it and run laps around it!
I imagine that might be easy to do because once again…vampire-themed wedding.
Hi Molly!
I was wondering, does your family enjoy reading your books? Being from KY as well, I wondered if your family was a bit like mine and would freak out if I wrote some steamy love scenes involving paranormal beings.
Also, do you think you’ll be going on a book tour again soon? I sure hope you’ll be visiting Lexington again soon. You were such a blast to meet, just one of the funniest people I’ve ever met.
Nah, my mom is a longtime romance reader. so the love scenes don’t bother her. Dad figures as long as my mom is comfortable, he shouldn’t complain.
Okay so I’ve been sitting here thinking about this making sure I’m not being a complete idiot by missing something or forgetting that you’ve answered this a million times before. But I have to ask now…the Slapfight Incident of 1997?
Was this a real thing and did it inspire the scene between Jane and her sister? And please, please tell me if all that is true, did it happen the way it did in the book?!
The Slapfight Incident did, in fact, happen in 1997. It wasn’t like Jane and Jen’s fight. There was no mud pit or foam bats. We got into an argument about some stupid thing, which was made much more dramatic by the fact that I was home visiting from college. It lasted all of five minutes before my dad tried to intervene and then we both turned on my dad for interfering.
My sister and I have had some doozies(mostly due to the fact that I’m a klutz), but wow. The only thing I could think to say to that is poor Dad!
I know you have a character graveyard (hilarious by the way), but I’ve been wondering are there other things about your characters that you know about in your head, but never make it into a book?
Thanks!
Oh, lots of things. But I will never share them.
Oh, that is so cruel.
Q. If you were a Vampire, what daylight errand would you want somebody to run for you?
My answer: Probably anything that involved going to Wal-Mart. I hate that place.
Q. What kind of business would you come up with to cater to the undead?
My answer: Window tinting for homes. Because no vampire wants to get toasted while taking a daytime nap.
Q. Vampire themed weddings: Tacky or Not
My answer: Well, I’ve never been married, but as long as there were no sacrifices or blood filled punch bowls, I think it’d be Ok.
Hi Molly! I love your writing and love Jane Jameson’s series as well as the Naked Were’s series but I fell in love with Lacey and Monroe in One Last Thing… I was wondering if there will be a follow up book for them? That book had me laughing out loud on the train and I received many funny looks! Hopefully a few people went out and bought your book after seeing how entertaining it was for me! Wishing much success always!
Not a follow-up, really. But I am writing more contemporary all-human stories.
Happy Release Day, Molly!!! Can’t wait to read this. Might have to go buy it right now! LOL
Hi Molly!
I confess, I haven’t read you yet, but if your books are anything like Stephanie Rowe’s, I’ll love them! Which POV do you find more challenging to write from, the hero’s or heroine’s?
Well, I’ve only written from the heroine’s perspective. (First person.) so I guess the more challenging would be the perspective I’ve never tried before.
One more question, Molly – when you write, do you ever have fights with your characters over what they say and do?
Yes, with Miranda in DRIVING MR. DEAD, I really wanted her to be more tough. To take charge and be decisive, but that just wasn’t the dynamic I’d set up for her character. She was a go with the flow gal.
You talk a lot about food in your books. Any hints if there’s a recipe associated with this book?
Two words: Elvis Pancakes
I’d want someone to make library runs for me during the day
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No, I don’t think vampire weddings are tacky. I like they’d be kind of fun.
I think a business that offered virtual beach vacations would be kind of fun for vampires
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I would have them run a video game design company. Can work anytime and get to satisfy their bloodlust virtually
I would have someone go to the post office for me hee hee
Vampire weddings are very tacky hee hee
To answer the 3 questions:
1. If I were a vampire, what daylight errand would I want someone to do for me? Stand in line for tickets to all the cool events my vampire $$ would allow me to attend! AND deal with anything that involves Walmart~LOL!
2. What business would I invent to cater to the undead? How about vampire weekend getaways? Like vampire B & B’s…or would that be C & B’s? (for coffin & breakfasts) or spas?
3. Vampire-themed weddings: I think it depends on the couple. Could run the gamut between Jerry Springer tacky or beyond awesome!
I would want someone to do the post office runs for me. I hate the post office .
If you were a Vampire, what daylight errand would you want somebody to run for you? the dentist
What kind of business would you come up with to cater to the undead?
coffin maker
Vampire themed weddings: Tacky or Not? not, everyone has their thing
I RSVP’d for this.
My question is: How many hours a day do you write? Where?
Thanks for the contest.
Four or five hours a day, if it’s a short day. Up to 12 if I’m under a tight deadline. And I write on my couch.
Four or five hours a day, if it’s a short day. Up to 12 if I’m under a tight deadline. And I write on my couch.
I RSVPd also
I would ask, if you leave some of your characters for a while to do something else or write something different, do you find them ‘calling out’ to you so to speak? In other words, if you haven’t written about Jane in a while do you find her suddenly in your head as if she’s demanding your attention and insisting you write about her again? I’ve experienced this as a new writer, and I know I’m nuts but wondering if I’m alone in the nuthouse, lol.
If I had a daytime minion, I’d have them procure me willing ‘dinner guests.’ Less work for me.
Hi Molly,
Congratulations on your release! I read a lot of vampire stories and your book sounds entertaining. It’s going on my TBR
To answer your questions:
I would want somebody to do the grocery shopping for me. I may get too hungry around full-bloded people.
I would open up gym specifically geared for vampires with enahnced muscles already. The workout plans, diet plans and equipment would be more sophisticated to handle the stronger bodies.
Definitely not tacky. Perhaps, a little scary but it can still be made romantic with the right wedding planner.
Thanks for the great contest and intro to a new author and a great sounding book.
Hi Molly
are you going to have a good e-book price on your books soon? because I would so like to read them but don’t have much money.e-book sales are how I get most of my books at amazon.
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If I were a vampire, I’d have someone to do shopping for me.
I’d open up a store that would work on nights and would have an undead staff.
Vampire themed weddings – very tacky:)
Hi molly,
I just want to take the chance to thank you for your werewolf series books that I’ve won in a giveaway. I enjoyed them very much. Are there any more coming up in this series?
so excited about this book! got an emails around midnight from amazon that it was sent to my Kindle whoot!
Hi Molly, your book looks so wonderful. I can’t wait to read it. I have it on my Kindle wishlist and plan on purchasing it when my SS payment goes into my account on the 3rd. I LOVE Vampire stories, and all the more when they include werewolves, witches, ghosts, etc.
In an alternate universe where you are NOT an author, what do you do?
a highly unsuccessful wedding cake baker
What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever done?
Speaking in a very large, very crowded room at an RWA conference comes to mind. The conferences organizers and participants couldn’t be nicer, but when it comes to speaking in front of large groups I am a huge coward.
What three things do you need in order to write?
A writing utensil, a strong idea and a thick skin. People forget that a huge part of writing is being critiqued and rejected. I failed at a LOT of stuff before I found my niche as a writer. In high school, I auditioned and was rejected from: choir, school plays, color guard, the basketball team, cheerleading, community plays, the governor’s school for the arts*, and a bunch of other stuff.
OK, I’m still a little mad about the governor’s school thing. I was rejected from the writing program, and yet, somehow, I went on to write professionally in two different fields! Anyway, all of that rejection helped me learn to accept and process disappointment. I learned not to blame other people or claim that nobody understood my genius. Sometimes things just don’t work out the way you want. So when I started getting rejection letters from agents and critiques from editors, I barely flinched.
I’m so glad you didn’t flinch, I can’t imagine not having your wonderful tales that delight me and keep me in stitches. What do THEY know anyway!
If you were a Vampire, what daylight errand would you want somebody to run for you? Feed and walk my dog
What kind of business would you come up with to cater to the undead? blood cocktails
Vampire themed weddings: Tacky or Not?not
Molly, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever been inspired by?
Oh, there’s so many. I live in a town that’s been featured on Unsolved Mysteries twice, which should tell you something. But I have to say the latest is an advertising scandal in my new book, MY BLUEGRASS BABY, which reflects the great UK Wildcat debacle about ten years ago. The school had been using the logo for some time, on t-shirts, mugs, coozies, afghans, tattos, etc., without problems. And suddenly, someone looked at it and said, Hey, that Wildcat’s tongue looks an awful lot like a penis! And the school had to change the logo so the Wildcat’s tongue didn’t curl anymore.
What’s the most embarrassing moment you’ve been comfortable writing about in your books?
When Cooper walked in on Maggie and Nick in THE ART OF SEDUCING A NAKED WEREWOLF, that was based on personal trauma. My husband, David, and I went to colleges about 100 miles apart, so when we both managed to make it back to our hometown to visit, (staying with our parents) we tried to seize every opportunity to get “re-acquainted.” And it seemed like every time we did, my Dad would come home unexpectedly. WE COULD NOT CATCH A BREAK. I don’t think we made it past second base for about three years.
What convention have you never been to that’s on your bucket list? (i.e. Comic-Con, Dragon*Con, Adult Con, etc.)
Definitely Comic-Con. I would probably walk out of that place with multiple restraining orders against me.
I’ve been for the last 5 consecutive years. It’s INSANE!
What’s you favorite thing to do at an amusement park?
The Haunted House. We went to Disney World two years ago and going to the Haunted Mansion was the ONLY thing I absolutely had to do.
It was awesome!
I would want someone to take pictures of clouds and the sun. Weird but true!
Catering to the undead could cover a lot of ground! For instance, they would need fake pictures and video showing them during the day. Or, getting them safely to daytime meetings so noone would catch on that they are nighttime people. But, finding them blood sources without breaking the law might be the most imporant!
Vampire themed weddings would pretty much fall in the tacky column.
I have The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf on my TBR shelf. I am pretty excited about the new book. I love the description. Thanks for the giveaway.
“IF” I were a vampire, I’d love to have someone pick up the latest book releases for me the moment that my favorite bookstore opens. It’s an independent, and I whole-heartedly support it (even when the prices are higher than what I’d spend on Amazon and similar sites).
It’s very noble that you didn’t mention having vampire minions threaten publishers into moving up release dates.
I have too many author friends to EVER do that to anyone! I like my books to be high quality!
I would create a business that would make specialty blood for the undead – flavors like pizza, margarita, potato chip, ice cream, kahlua, coffee, etc. – Variety is the spice of life.
If done properly, a vampire wedding is NOT tacky. I’m really into the gothic, and I’m part Transylvanian, so I’ve been planning to have my own vampire-themed day (when I find the right guy) for YEARS. Themed weddings are fun!
No, vampire-themed weddings are not tacky in and of themselves. However, how the theme is approached may result in tackiness…
I think one errand that I would have run for me would be to go to the post office. Banking can be done online/ATM, there are stores open 24hrs/day or online shopping, but post offices are only open during the day.
I think having a business that would run provide security for the Undead would be important. I love how Kerrelyn Sparks writes about this. Also though, an important thing would be to make sure the house was completely safe from sunlight. Perhaps a way to combine the 2 would be to build an underground save room where the vampire could spend the day locked up from dangers of both sunlight and anyone who wished to harm them.
I think a vampire wedding could be pulled off without being tacky at all. Kind of gothic but not over the top, maybe with colors like silver, dark purple, black, etc. Decorations and flowers of these colors (no bats!)
I am really looking forward to reading this book. It sounds like it would be a great, fun read. Vampire paranormal romances are my favorites and I love finding new series to read. I am looking forward to seeing how Iris deals with Cal becoming so big a part of her life considering she tries so hard to keep them from getting close, keep them professional, not friends.
I checked out your blog. I just love the you named it Nice Girls Don’t Write Naughty Books. So funny! I have bookmarked it so I can check in from time to time to keep up with news!
looking forward to more books from you, Molly!
Hi Molly! I was curious how or why you came up with Mo’s hometown as it is actually my hometown. Normally, this wouldn’t be out of the ordinary in a book, but considering the town is a place in the middle of farm country that even people I have met haven’t heard of, it surprised me to say the least.
Good question! I lived in Vicksburg, MS, from ages 4-10. So I wanted to pick a small Mississippi town as Mo’s hometown. So I basically pulled out a map and pointed.
Oh I see! Vicksburg is a fun/interesting town, at least in the times I have been there. I’m glad you pointed to little ole Leland! I couldn’t believe it when I heard it(btw the narrator for your books is great). I hope to meet you one day at a book signing, somewhere in MS. Thanks for replying to my question, I can’t wait to tell your other fans in my goodreads bookclub.
Hi again Molly!
What’s one mythological creature you’d like to write about in the future?
I love Greek mythology, have since I was an elementary schooler. And since Greek and Norse mythology seem to be the wave of the future, I’d love to do something with gods and monsters.
Who is your favorite paranormal tv bad boy? Spike? Cole? Angel? Sam (from Reaper)? Mick St. John? Someone else?
Spike was the best vampire of all time! (Worst Kanye impression ever.) Seriously, if I could hire James Marsters to fake the accent, wear the duster and lurk around my house at night, menacing me, I would.
That came out way creepier than I intended.
I will give honorable mention to Dean Winchester, because… damn.
I’ve met James 2x in person, and OMG he’s even BETTER than Spike! (Yes, he did the accent when I asked nicely.) I have the biggest crush on him, and I’m so jealous he’s married to a girl 3 years older than me!
wow! a lot of comments! That’s because everyone LOVES Molly Harper books!!!
Love your books. I wish I had thought about having a vampire theme wedding.
That would have been in 1978 and I would probably been put in the insane assylem. LOL
Lisa D. USA
Who/what is your favorite literary character?
Mr. Darcy.
Text or Talk?
Of course, I’d rather talk, but with all the traveling we do for work, my husband and I have mastered the art of the naughty text.
Is there a song you could list as the theme song for your book or any of your characters?