Lisa

Lisa asked Lisa Jackson:

I always find your books so detailed that sometimes I'm get scared to turn off the lights late at night after reading your thrillers. What helpa you add so much descriptive details when you write?

Lisa Jackson I find if I can scare myself, then I’ve done my job. When I write I try to convey the feelings I’m having at the time, the excitement, the fear, the happiness–whatever. Once I’m writing the world shrinks so I actually feel what the characters are sensing. I’m “into” the book and with them, even though I’m sitting at my computer and typing–kind of weird, but there it is. The challenge is to put that feeling into words. Thank you if you’re saying it’s working!

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Would you ever have a book signing in Crossville,Tn.?

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Tina asked Lisa Jackson:

Hi Lisa! When will be writing a new historical series? Its been too long! I'm a super fan and own over 40 of your books! Just not enough medevil and historical! Thanks!

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Robin Mclain asked Lisa Jackson:

Do you actually travel to the cities that your novels are set in or have you ever written a novel about a state or city which you have never been and if so how do you research a place you've never been before?

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