My new release is all about Maddie. Madelyn Presley Jones is a typical city girl but she does have a past with the country. When Maddie receives a call, it changes the course of her life. Maddie has to decide whether her future is in the city or taking care of Kyle, her aunt’s adopted son with special needs. It’s the most important decision she will ever make and Lincoln Davies, Kyle’s social worker, sets out to help.
Are You a Country Girl or City Girl?
I’m pure country. I would love nothing more than to
own a thousand acres and live in the middle of it surrounded by animals. Right now, we have two dogs, two cats, and
fish. If I could, I would have donkeys and goats. Maybe if I win the lottery,
I’ll buy that thousand acres!
What’s the Hardest Thing About Writing for You?
Honestly, the hardest thing is finding the time. Raising grandchildren can be tough. They have
a lot more energy than I do. Late night
writing is a not happening, as we must get up early, and sadly, I am not (nor
have I ever been) a morning person.
Writing never happens too early. I squeeze it in wherever I can.
What’s the Best Thing About Writing for You?
Everything! I have always been a voracious
reader. I love the escape. Writing, for me, is creating a world that I
want to live in or somehow be part of.
It’s creating something for you to escape in that brings me happiness.
What Was the Best Part About Writing Dandelion Dreams?
Oh, this is easy. I actually researched how to make
dandelion jelly. I had never canned anything before, but I really found it to
be fun. Once I learned how to make jelly, I even went out and made lavender
jelly. From there, I moved on to making
pickles. The bread and butter pickles
are my favorite and I will definitely be making more this summer…maybe even
experiment a little more with different types of jellies.
Sounds like a great book, one that I would love to eat.
ReplyDeleteI love the cover and synopsis, this is a must read for me. Thank you for sharing the book and author details
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of the farm, social worker, and a special needs person. Sounds like a good book. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDelete