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That is the number 1 question I get after my devoted readers, who read all my books, read One Last Kiss. Linda Cray is an entirely different girl in One Last kiss than she appears as Linda Rowan in The Girl on the Half Shell. Hopefully I do a good job of starting to fill in that mystery in my January 26th release One More Kiss. If you read my contemporary series you'll soon realize that all the characters intersect in some way, that the characters exist in a giant world of connected lives, affairs and love. What I find most fascinating about writing women is they are so dynamic. A woman's life from phase to phase is remarkably different. A woman can radically change from man to man she loves. They are constant and they are chameleon simultaneously.
My women grow up through their series. They change. They evolve. They find great love. They know great loss, but by the last book and the last page of all the books I've woven together in this fictional universe I hope you see one simple truth...in the center of all things there is woman.
The second most frequently asked question, a question I will not answer until I'm done releasing all my books is: why is there always somewhere in a book you write a man with black hair and black eyes? I can't answer that now. It would ruin the larger story.
As always, I wish you Peace.
My women grow up through their series. They change. They evolve. They find great love. They know great loss, but by the last book and the last page of all the books I've woven together in this fictional universe I hope you see one simple truth...in the center of all things there is woman.
The second most frequently asked question, a question I will not answer until I'm done releasing all my books is: why is there always somewhere in a book you write a man with black hair and black eyes? I can't answer that now. It would ruin the larger story.
As always, I wish you Peace.
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