Linda Thomas-Sundstrom is an award-winning author of both light and dark paranormal romance and urban fantasy. For this interview the teacher-by-day/writer-by-night talked about her new series and why she loves writing it. Thomas-Sundstrom said, “I write paranormal romance for Harlequin's Nocturne imprint, both full novels and novellas, and love that, but I also wanted to get … [Read more...] about San Diego paranormal author pits dark vs. light in new series
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Thriller author Libby Hellmann tells what drives her
Libby Hellmann (www.libbyHellmann.com) writes what she calls “compulsively readable thrillers.” In this interview, Hellmann talked about where the idea for her latest thriller came from and the direction she’s taking next in her writing. “Havana Lost,” Hellmann’s most recent release, begins on the eve of the Cuba revolution in 1958. It’s a time in history that fascinates … [Read more...] about Thriller author Libby Hellmann tells what drives her
Spy thriller author James Bruno
There are any number of spy-thriller authors, but few who have military intelligence experience. James Bruno is one of those authors with real-life experience, and in this interview, the author of three Amazon Kindle bestsellers talks about why he thinks readers find his books so compelling. “Twenty-five years in the federal government often placed me in situations which made … [Read more...] about Spy thriller author James Bruno
Helen Osterman – 8 novels and counting
Helen Osterman is a rare breed of novelist—never learned to type. In this interview, the author of eight books talks about her background as a nurse of 45 years and how she finds herself including “some kind of medical issue or moral issue in my books.” Osterman added, “Sometimes I don’t even realize I’m doing it.”As many authors do, Osterman has her protagonist dealing … [Read more...] about Helen Osterman – 8 novels and counting
EJ Simon on how fragile life can be
Debut novelist E.J. Simon’s first novel is titled “Death Never Sleeps.” In this interview, the man who was once CEO of the largest real estate company in New York, said, “I had the misfortune, at the age of five, to be in the same room with a relatively young uncle of mine—whom I loved—who died suddenly of a massive heart attack in front of me. It taught me at too early an age … [Read more...] about EJ Simon on how fragile life can be





