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Why Lisa Medley Wrote SPACE COWBOYS AND ALIENS
I’m having a special “Why She Wrote” day today because my brain suffered a major glitch, with the help of my inbox. So with apologies to Lisa, here’s her awesome post for her new release, Space Cowboys & Aliens: Every story has a genesis. Something that sparks the imagination and begins the what-if process. For Space Cowboys…
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Why She Wrote Repost
Since I mentioned The Spy Who Kissed Me in my Monday blog post on exploding out of body shapers, I thought it might be fun to do a re-post of my “Why I Wrote…” for this book. As I went through the process of updating this blog and adding book pages, I found myself thinking…
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Why Veronica Scott Wrote STAR CRUISE: MAROONED
I really appreciate the privilege of launching my new novels with a visit to your blog, to explain the background and inspiration behind the ideas. This is definitely an honored part of my new book process, so thank you for the opportunity! There was a reality TV show on BRAVO for two seasons, called “Below…
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Why Pippa Jay Wrote Keir
Let me count the ways… Back in August 2009, I was bored. I was miserable. I felt that, as an individual I’d ceased to exist, other than being a mother and a wife. I had no idea who or what else I was or could be. I’d really lost myself. And at the time I…
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Why S. Usher Evans Wrote DOUBLE LIFE
I got hit with the first inklings for Razia when I was 14 or 15, when I saw Angelina Jolie in the first Tomb Raider movie. She was so awesome that I thought, “I want to create someone that badass.” Over the next 14 years, as I grew more varied and experienced more of the…
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He Came in a Dream – Why Rachel Smith Wrote MY NAME IS A’YEN
My Name Is A’yen is very special to me. He came to me in a dream on May 16, 2012. What I should have been celebrating as my third wedding anniversary. But I wasn’t. Divorce proceedings had started the month before. My happily ever after was dashed by a man who was not who he…
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Why Marie-Nicole Ryan Wrote Mastering the Marshal
Truly? You really want to know why I wrote Mastering the Marshal, a historical western romance? Okay, then I’ll tell you. I needed a third book to end my Loving the Lawman series, and that’s what I wrote. But why did I write a historical western series in the first place might be a better…
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Why Jaleta Clegg Writes: Chick Flicks and Writing, Doing it Her Way
I love a good chick flick, like the A-Team movie. Don’t look at me that way. That’s how I roll. At our house, chick flick means a movie with lots of explosions, good fight scenes, a decent plot, and fun characters. Kissing is totally optional. Those light romantic comedies? Those are what my husband likes…
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Why Sharon Lynn Fisher Wrote THE OPHELIA PROPHECY
My blog tour for THE OPHELIA PROPHECY is winding down now, so as you can imagine, this is like my zillionth post. I really do strive in each and every one to provide original content — if I’m writing on a topic I’ve written on before, I do my best to come up with a…
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They Weren’t Supposed to Be Together – Why Greta van der Rol wrote KURALON RESCUE
Thank you, Pauline for inviting me to post. It’s always interesting to consider why people write what they do. My motives for writing my latest novel, Kuralon Rescue, evolved. I wanted to write a new book in my Morgan Selwood series, since they are my most popular books. At this point, Morgan and her admiral…