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Are you going to be writing the sequel to Jardine anytime soon?
Leesa Bow Hi Jacqueline,

I finished the sequel, Caught Out in January however its been with a publisher waiting on review. I should have an answer soon regarding publishing Caught Out.
If you want to sign up to my newsletter email you will receive any news firsthand: http://eepurl.com/56B_9
Thank you for the question!
Leesa <3
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What book are you working on now?
Leesa Bow Hi Jen,

I am working on the third book in the series, another New Adult football romance called Embracing the Player.
The main characters from Winning the Player will have cameos.
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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?
Leesa Bow I loved Maddy from Winning the Player and knew I wanted to write her story. At the time I was reading a lot of rural romance, so I decided to combine NA with a rural theme and have Maddy follow her love interest from the city to outback Australia. As I'm from Broken Hill, it seemed fitting for the setting in Charming the Outback.
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How do you get inspired to write?
Leesa Bow Many of my ideas are inspired by family and friends, or past events that have affected me in some way.
Usually the ideas are already in my head. I'm a pantser so I'm character driven. If I get stuck at a certain point in the story I usually take a shower or listen to music.
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What are you currently working on?
Leesa Bow I am working on a third book in my new adult series.
The first, Winning the Player is NA with a sport (Aussie Rules football) theme.
The second, Charming the Outback, is NA with a rural romance theme.
The third and my current WIP is another NA football romance.
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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?
Leesa Bow Never give up!
Read read read.
Write your best book, and do it because its what you love to do!
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What’s the best thing about being a writer?
Leesa Bow I love setting my own hours to work, and that I can do it from home. There are many positives to being a writer, including deciding how the story will end.
Most of all I love how my characters affect people, and especially receiving reviews of how readers enjoyed my story.
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How do you deal with writer’s block?
Leesa Bow I deal with writer's block by either taking a walk along the beach, listening to music, watching some TV, or taking a shower.
Some days I wake with many ideas bouncing around in my head. Other days I listen to music to get the creative juices flowing.
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