Christine d'Abo
I'm one of those authors who has to deal with a lot of random thoughts bouncing through my head. The question, "What if" is the best one I tend to ask myself.
For example, I'm a huge fan of HGTV shows. I love seeing not only the end result of other people's creativity, but I love to watch what goes on behind the scenes with contractors and designers. Being a romance writer, I couldn't help but notice how some of the male and female contractors would interact with one another. How hard was it for those women to get into a typically male-centric career? Then there was the TV show aspect. How would that change the interaction between the sexes?
What if a new designer and an experienced contractor were forced to work together on a show?
That question was the spark that set me on the path to writing NAILED.
As long as a writer has the ability to ask that question, I don't believe it's possible to run out of ideas to write about.
For example, I'm a huge fan of HGTV shows. I love seeing not only the end result of other people's creativity, but I love to watch what goes on behind the scenes with contractors and designers. Being a romance writer, I couldn't help but notice how some of the male and female contractors would interact with one another. How hard was it for those women to get into a typically male-centric career? Then there was the TV show aspect. How would that change the interaction between the sexes?
What if a new designer and an experienced contractor were forced to work together on a show?
That question was the spark that set me on the path to writing NAILED.
As long as a writer has the ability to ask that question, I don't believe it's possible to run out of ideas to write about.
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