by PBG Blog Admin | Sep 12, 2020
The thing I love most about writing is getting into the “zone” or what some call the creative flow state. It is a delightful place to be. Of course, before I can even begin writing I delve into a considerable amount of research. Standard history...
by PBG Blog Admin | Sep 5, 2020
Welcome Carol How did you come up with your title? I had a hard time with the title until I decided to start with the main character's name. Then the double meaning of the last three words seemed perfect. What is the hardest part about writing? For me, the hardest...
by PBG Blog Admin | Aug 29, 2020
Hello LoRee Welcome. Tell us about your hero and heroine. What makes them likeable? Phoebe is a spoiled 1890’s rancher’s daughter who decides to grow up by seeking employment in the 21st century. In her own century, she went to Chicago near the...
by PBG Blog Admin | Aug 28, 2020
If you could meet any person, living or dead, who would it be and why? My answer to this varies each time I see the question. There are millions of saints who have gone before. “Small” people who only influence a family member or two. Musicians who strike...
by PBG Blog Admin | Aug 21, 2020
Hello Izzy What makes this book special to you? The Shopkeeper’s Widow is my first historical romance. I found that I loved researching and writing it much more than contemporary romance I’d previously done. It won't be the last one! What is your next...
by PBG Blog Admin | Aug 20, 2020
Who is your greatest inspiration and why? My mother. I have seen people’s demeanor freeze in interviews when I said this. Let me explain. My mother was married two weeks before she turned eighteen. By age twenty-two she had three children. At twenty-nine...
