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What is the most difficult part of the writing process for you?
If you could write a story in any time period other than the present, which would it be?
Where does your inspiration come from?
Brenna wrote: "What is the most difficult part of the writing process for you?"You are most welcome! For me, I think the most difficult part is ending. I always start really strong and then I get indecissive about how I'm going to finish it.
Tanja wrote: "Who are some of your favorite authors?"I have several favorites in many different genres. I love Jodi Picoult for the deep thinking literature. EK Blair is one of my favorite dark romance authors and J. Richards is my go to BDSM erotica writer. But it always depends on my moods.
Katie wrote: "If you could write a story in any time period other than the present, which would it be?"I really love the Tudor age. I may write a historical novel some day that takes place in Tudor England.
Marisela wrote: "Where does your inspiration come from?"I find inspiration everywhere. I like to write tough subject matter, with a heavy dosing of reality. I find a lot of inspiration in my everyday work and I then have to put my fictional spin on things.
I am doing a study right now looking at author and critics favorite first lines. My question is- What is your favorite first line in a book and why do you love it?
Do you listen to music when you write? Do you have a playlist to go with your books?
Jessie wrote: "I am doing a study right now looking at author and critics favorite first lines. My question is- What is your favorite first line in a book and why do you love it?"My favorite first line comes from EK Blair's Bang "They say when you take revenge against another you lose your innocence." It packs an emotional punch and hooked me immediately. In one sentence, my attention was captured and filled with emotions.
Nicole wrote: "Do you listen to music when you write? Do you have a playlist to go with your books?"I do! For Fated Love, I started out with a play list and ended up listening to The Weeknd Beauty Behind the Madness album on repeat
Do you plan on writing another book in the future?
Drew wrote: "Do you plan on writing another book in the future?"I am always writting. I'm working on my next novel which will be the first part of my Rising Pheonix duet. The first book is titled Breaking Steel and I hope to have it out by the beginning of the summer.
Bree - what's your supersecret "want to write it someday" genre?
Andrew wrote: "Bree - what's your supersecret "want to write it someday" genre?"Hmmm, well if it was 'supersecret' why would I be saying it now? No , I'm kidding. I'm not sure there is anything really juicy here to tell... I've written BDSM, I have a mafia romance in progress, I want to write a spicy professor/student romance. The important thing for me to stay true to is, there needs to be an underlying moral to the story to intrigue the readers. I don't just write dirty words and hope to get a reaction. I need to write something reality based and connect to my readers. I can find a way to do that in any genre.
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Welcome to another New Adult Book Club Q&A! This week we have author Bree McKennedy here to talk with us about her book, Fated Love. Please leave your questions for her below! :)