Buried Secrets by Krissy Baccaro - Book Tour
Buried Secrets by Krissy Baccaro @BaccaroKrissy @lovebooksgroup
Buried Secrets: Some things should stay hidden (An Ella Perri Mystery Book 1)
Families have secrets. Some secrets are locked, sealed and taken to the grave. Others beg to be told. They ooze through cracks a little at a time. You tease them out until an ugly truth is fully exposed.
Ella Perri knows there’s something hidden in the family cottage. In his last breath, Ella’s grandfather reveals to her a startling secret that hints at something sinister. On behalf of her beloved grandfather, she embarks on a dangerous quest for truth. A World War II diary and the 21st century collide as Ella desperately chases every clue in a faraway and unfamiliar setting where the real story begins. Who can be trusted and who has something to hide? One secret leads to another. Ella must decide: share the secrets and alter the fates of her loved ones forever or become part of the lie that’s been buried deep for decades.
Buried Secrets is a suspenseful mystery with twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the shocking ending.
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Author Interview
1. If you could tell your younger writing self anything,
what would it be?
Start writing now! Keep a journal and write something every day - a quote, poem, thought, anything. Read a lot and write a lot!
Start writing now! Keep a journal and write something every day - a quote, poem, thought, anything. Read a lot and write a lot!
2. Favorite childhood memory involving books?
Sitting outside in the summer under a big oak tree in our backyard and reading a book. I loved feeling the warm breeze and the grass on my bare feet while I’d read my favorite books. It made me feel like I could escape even further into that book.
Sitting outside in the summer under a big oak tree in our backyard and reading a book. I loved feeling the warm breeze and the grass on my bare feet while I’d read my favorite books. It made me feel like I could escape even further into that book.
3. What fantastical fictional world would you want to live
in (if any) given the chance?
Narnia for sure!
Narnia for sure!
4. Did you want to be an author when you grew up?
Yes, I did!
Yes, I did!
5. If you had to describe yourself in three words, what
would they be?
Spirited, compassionate & positive.
Spirited, compassionate & positive.
6. What is your most unusual writing quirk?
Always have a bag of semi-sweet or dark chocolate chips on hand mixed with cheese-its.
Always have a bag of semi-sweet or dark chocolate chips on hand mixed with cheese-its.
7. If you could own any animal as a pet, what would it be?
I have it - it’s a hedgehog! Other than that a baby goat would be fun.
I have it - it’s a hedgehog! Other than that a baby goat would be fun.
8. What is the first book that made you cry?
Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls
Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls
9. How long, on average, does it take you to write a book?
About 3 months.
About 3 months.
10. How do you select the names of your characters?I think about where my story is taking place and find names that would
be realistic for that place. For example, much of my recent book, Buried
Secrets takes place in Italy and so the names I picked had to be Italian names.
But I wanted to choose names that sounded strong. I also like names that sound interesting but
not too unusual. Pinterest is good for finding things like that.
11. What creature do you consider your "spirit animal" to be?A dog, probably a husky or lab/shepherd
mix.
12. What are your top 5 favorite movies?
So many good ones but off the top of my head: Braveheart, The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Planes, Trains & Automobiles.
So many good ones but off the top of my head: Braveheart, The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Planes, Trains & Automobiles.
13. Do you have any advice for aspiring writers?Yes. Write something every day. Have a goal of what you want to write
like a page or a chapter a day or for how long you’ll write - start small and
build it up. Also, find a writing partner or a small critique group. Don’t be
afraid to share your writing and get feedback - even if it’s family or a friend
at first - that’s how your writing will grow.
14. Tell us 10 fun facts about yourself!1. I own a hedgehog named Penelope Pricklehog
2. I teach 5th grade
3. I do yoga every day
4. I need to eat something chocolate every day
5. I once held a baby alligator
6. I like going on graveyard tours.
7. I’ve been way up high on the farthest extension of a firetruck ladder.
8. I love 80’s rock & pop.
9. I love interior decorating.
10. I love gardening.
2. I teach 5th grade
3. I do yoga every day
4. I need to eat something chocolate every day
5. I once held a baby alligator
6. I like going on graveyard tours.
7. I’ve been way up high on the farthest extension of a firetruck ladder.
8. I love 80’s rock & pop.
9. I love interior decorating.
10. I love gardening.
15. What is your favorite genre to read?
Mystery/suspense/thriller and some fantasies & women’s fiction.
Mystery/suspense/thriller and some fantasies & women’s fiction.
Author Bio
Krissy Baccaro is an author of mystery and suspense. She recently published her short story, LUCA, on Amazon. Krissy collaborated with authors from several countries to bring forth fantastic tales. Together they published Once Upon a Story: A Short Fiction Anthology. This book includes two of her short story mysteries, "Luca" and "Monster." "Monster" will soon be available for separate purchase on Amazon. The author is a proud member of several online writing groups, and most active in Active Alumni Writers. The Alumni helps authors critique and support one another's writing projects to polish stories into bestsellers. For 25 years, Krissy taught Kindergarten through fifth grade. Currently, she teaches writing and reading to 5th-grade students and works on her mysterious sequel to Buried Secrets. The author resides in upstate New York not far from Skaneateles, where the puzzle of Buried Secrets begins.
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