Tell me about your Christmas series. Genre?
The
In this story, Snowbound with Mr. Wrong, the hero
and heroine first met at a children’s Christmas party in
Where did the idea arise?
I LOVE the holiday season. The cold and snow, not so much. :) But
writing about it is another story. . . or several. The setting of
How much research was involved? Did you stay on point or be
distracted by wanting to look at just one more thing?
Because of the holiday setting and themes, I
didn’t need to do a lot of research. But I did get to celebrate Christmas
early! Because I’d started writing the series in the spring, my mind wasn’t
quite ready for the holidays. So I decorated my office with some of our
Christmas ornaments, played carols while cleaning house (I can’t write to music
with lyrics), and even baked Christmas cookies a time or two.
Along with the
How long did you take to write the books?
With the first two
Now a bit about you. How long have you been writing?
Technically, since the age of five, although my “writing” was more
like scribbling. At that point I couldn’t spell very well, and I’m not sure I
had a good understanding of the alphabet. In fourth grade I wrote my first
official story. Two years later came my first “indie” publication. And in eighth
grade I typed my first full-length novel. All were mysteries, and the novel had
a romance subplot.
Do you write in a number of genres or stick to one?
In short stories, I’ve been published in mystery and romance. Now
I’m concentrating on contemporary romance novels, from sweet to lower-sensuality
levels. They’re all focused on family, quirky characters, and small-town
values.
Where on the internet can you be found?
Readers can reach me here:
Website https://www.barbarawhitedaille.com
Newsletter https://www.barbarawhitedaille.com/newsletter
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/barbarawhitedaille
Twitter https://twitter.com/BarbaraWDaille
BookBub https://www.bookbub.com/authors/barbara-white-daille
1 comment:
Janet - thanks so much for hosting me today and tomorrow. I always enjoy visiting Eclectic Writer.
Readers - any comments or questions? If so, please share. And happy holidays in advance!
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