Crime
boss Red Cabon is arranging the killing of prosecution witnesses with the help
of his secret informant.
The
extroverted witness Maria Bozzella is in the protection program when she meets
and falls in love with Jack Moore.
Jack
is an innocent and Maria
must break it off, but it is too late. Jack is in the middle of a war, and
F.B.I. agents are dying quickly.
I don’t really know,
but the inspiration definitely comes first. With THE VIEW it was actually the
view from a cottage I was renting at the time and then about eight hours of
imagination. Afterwards I had the basic outline.
What genre do you
gravitate toward and why?
Romantic thrillers,
but I like trying different things. Each genre has it’s own challenge, and that
can be fun.
What are your work
habits like?
Awful and sporadic,
but even when I’m not writing I’m thinking about the story, and when I start
writing I lose all track of time.
What do you consider
your best work?
THE VIEW
Do you plot out your
novels in advance or do you write on the fly?
I put down as much as
possible as fast as I can and then flush out and fill in over the course of
refining my stories. I see the story in my mind visually and I usually know the
last line of the story almost as soon as I begin.
What experience do you
want for your readers?
First I want them to
enjoy the read. I try to keep it interesting and keep them guessing, but mostly
I hope they get lost in the story and characters.
Are any of your
character traits or settings based on real life?
Of course, but I take
a lot of literary license. THE VIEW is complete fiction.
What are your most
significant challenges when you write?
Having an idea that works in your head but not on paper or
for the current story and letting it go, that can be difficult.
What are you currently
working on?
A children’s book that
was an original poem.
Do you have any writing
advice you would like to share with aspiring authors?
The same advice we all
hear and know, keep writing.
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