1. What were you in your life before you became a writer? Did this
influence your writing?
I have been a variety of things in
my life: traveler, librarian, poet,
raiser of children, bird watcher, conference speaker, indexer, tech writer,
genealogist—even a nun. I spent thirty years
working in library shared services and IT, a task that require diplomatic and
people skills linked to a knowledge of technology. I always say I have four
great passions: faith, family, travel, history. All of that informs my writing.
How can it not?
2. Are you genre specific or general? Why? I don't mean genres
like romance, mystery, fantasy etc.
My published works are all
historical romance. All my novels and most of my novellas have interrelated characters. However, I have also
written middle-grade historical novels, straight up historical fiction, and an
unpublished historical romance.
3. Did your reading choices have anything to do with your choice
of a genre or genres?
Absolutely! History has always been
my reading preference, even when I was very young. I think historical periods
are my fantasy world. I read historical romance, historical mysteries, historical
fiction…you get the
picture.
4. What's your latest release?
The Unexpected Wife, set in China in 1838, will
be released on July 25. It is the story
of a charming, impish duke. A secondary character in the previous two books, he
almost took them over. He’s had a tough time. Trapped into marriage by an
ambitious harpy, Charles raised their disabled son alone. He sees no way to
create the life he wants and throws himself into work, but love surprises him.
The trailer is here:
Readers can find more about it here:
5. What are you working on now?
I’m currently polishing a novella to
appear in a boxed set in November. It is set in 1919, when the hero, a Canadian
soldier, is struggling with the Spanish flu while desperately searching for the
heroine, a French widow whose love gave him reason to live in the dark days of
trench warfare. It is a sequel to “Roses
in Picardy,” a novella I published last year.
6. Where can we find you?
I’m so glad you asked! I am here:
Amazon Author http://www.amazon.com/Caroline-Warfield/e/B00N9PZZZS/
BookBub https://www.bookbub.com/authors/caroline-warfield
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