Shadow of the Blood Moon Blog Tour First stop...

This is the first blog tour I have done, and I jumped at the chance to have an author like Robin P Waldrop guest post about the writing process, so here it goes..






My Writing Process by Robin P Waldrop




The writing process is an extremely difficult
process only achievable by the greatest … Yeah, I’m joking with you. If I can
write—anyone can write!  The process is different
for each author and I can only speak for myself, but if you asked twenty
different authors, you would most likely get twenty different answers.

Writing is
something I love to do and always have. When I’m writing a book, which is all the time by the way, I force myself
to go from chapter to chapter. I flesh out each scene without jumping ahead to
the ones I really want to write. The ones loaded with action, or maybe a great
love scene, or my favorite—the first kiss. It’s how I make the story come to
life, even if I’m dying inside, wanting to skip ahead—I don’t.

After savoring two
cups of coffee, I’ll fix another, grab my laptop and head outside for a couple
of peaceful hours of writing. Then, I take a break and do dreaded H word.
Housework. Oh, how I hate housework, but anywho, I fly through it because all I
can think of is the next paragraph. The next scene. The next chapter. The next
novel.

I
don’t even know that I consider myself a writer yet. I do think I possess an
uncanny ability to throw two coherent sentences together in a somewhat
entertaining, and intelligent fashion.

I
find it all somewhat surreal at times that my writing reaches so many people
and there are actually more than a handful out there who don’t think I suck. I
sincerely appreciate the support, and it’s my hope to continue to get better.

This
is short and sweet, but it’s all I have. And it’s all me.




And if you want to know more about her new book:






Here is the description: Genevieve Labreck is back with a score to settle. Her mom has been kidnapped by Zane, hybrid and all-around monster. Rumors fly that Gen’s mom is holed away in Prague, a city recognized by humans for its serene beauty and intense culture, but Gen and Will know something humans don’t. Prague is haunted by dark, evil forces.
Can Genevieve and William save her mom, or will they be too late? 
Some will live, others will fall. At what price do you walk away from those you love?

This is a Young Adult paranormal urban fantasy romance with mild language and mild sexual situations recommended for readers in grade 9 and up.





I hope you all have enjoyed the post, and until next time,

Wolfdreamer25