The Next Big Thing

Happy Friday!

My bloggy friend, author Romy Sommer invited me to take part in a blog event entitled
THE NEXT BIG THING -
a series of questions and answers about what’s happening next in my writing life.

Fun, right?
Well, it IS.

So here it is:
The Next Big Thing


What is the title of your book? KISSING KENDALL
What genre does your book fall under? Romance (sweet romance)


Which actors would you choose to play your characters if it were a movie? Funny you should ask! I did pick out character pictures before I started writing.


Emma Roberts would play “Kendall”  
 



Bradley Cooper would play "Brad"(original, I know)  



   What is the one-sentence synopsis of your book?A young widow must decide if she’s ready to move on with her love life—with her deceased husband’s best friend.


Will your book be self-published or traditional?
Traditional (Entangled’s BLISS imprint)

How long did it take you to write the first draft of your manuscript? If you're not done, how far along are you into the first draft? Ugh. A long time. I think this one took me about 8 months to write.
The longest EVAH.


What other books would you compare this story to within your genre? Ooh, tough. This isn’t really an “original” storyline—Nora Roberts has done it, as well as other Montlake Romance and Harlequin authors.


Who or What inspired you to write this book? Enough people and reviewers who read GEORGIE ON HIS MIND who hinted that they wanted me to write Brad’s story.
What else about your book might pique the reader’s interest?
Even though it’s kind of a sad story (due to my heroine being a widow) it really does has sprinkles of humor mixed in as well.
And a cute little puppy.
And donut muffins!

See? I told you that was fun!

Now I must invite 3 to 4 other writers to share too.

So I would love to hear THE NEXT BIG THING from Linda Grimes, Carol Kilgore, Julie Jarnagin, and Jessica Lemmon!

Have a GREAT weekend!
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Published on November 16, 2012 02:30
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message 1: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Aislinn I always love a story line like this--happen to have a similar one of my own. I love how relatable it is. People do live this more frequently than I'm sure I know. Hopefully, many do pick up life again and stories like this give hope. When does it release?


message 2: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer Shirk Thanks, Joanna. It should be releasing Dec 3rd or Dec 10th!


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