Do you write one book at a time or do you have several going at a time?

When I first started out, I did one at a time. I’m at a point now where I can do a couple at a time. At this current time, I’m writing a three-book series, a short story for an anthology submission, and a co-write with Declan Rhodes. The main thing I have to be cognizant of is to make sure the projects are different enough that I don’t confuse the settings/characters/happenings.

Pen or type writer or computer?

I’ll often write out notes in a notebook, but I mostly use my laptop for writing.

Tell us about a favorite character from a book.

-Sawyer from my 6^th book (Torey Hope: The Later Years series) is a favorite because he and Luke were my first male/male gay romance, and I met one of my best friends because of that book.

-I adore Nicky from my first book and series. (For Nicky in the Torey Hope series)

-Josie and Kyle in Loving Josie were emotional to write.

-Kade and Cameron were very personal for me to write.

-Braeton in Braeton and Drew is SO FUN!

-Jay in Can’t Fight It was maybe the most fun to write.

-I adore Rhône in What Blooms Beneath.

-Reid was whiney and cranky in the beginning, but I fell in love with him in His Reluctant Cowboy.

-So many of my characters are based on real-life people that I can’t help but love them.

What made you want to become an author and do you feel it was the right decision?

I’ve met some of the best people in the world due to this author journey so I’d never say it was a bad decision. I love my characters and stories and I’ll definitely keep writing as long as there are stories in my head and readers who want to read them. Two of my very best friends came into my life as a direct result of being an author and I’m so blessed to know them. I’m so lucky to know such talented and supportive authors and I owe those relationships to my writing. So, it was definitely the right decision.

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