Please welcome bestselling author Susan Andersen whose talking about her new novel Some Like It Hot. When I asked her if her heroes were more the leave the toilet lid up or down type she said––"Oh, the leave
them up kind, definitely. My heroes are guys—and I’ve never yet met a member of that species who feels compelled to put it down."
- ISBN-13: 9780373777761
- Publisher: Harlequin
- Publication date: 7/30/2013
- Format: Mass Market Paperback
- Pages: 330
Overview:
"Wrong for each other" never felt more right… Even a lifelong traveler like Harper Summerville has to admire the scenery in Razor Bay, Washington. There's the mountains. The evergreens. The water. And Max Bradshaw, the incredibly sexy deputy sheriff.
Praise for Susan Andersen:
"This warm summer contemporary melts hearts with the simultaneous blossoming of familial and romantic love."-Publishers Weekly on That Thing Called Love
"Guaranteed snap, sizzle and sass!" --New York Times bestselling author Carly Phillips
"A smart, arousing, spirited escapade that is graced with a gentle mystery, a vulnerable, resilient heroine, and a worthy, wounded hero and served up with empathy and a humorous flair." -Library Journal on Burning Up
"A sexy feel-good contemporary romance...a winner." --Publishers Weekly on Bending the Rules
Please welcome bestselling author Susan Andersen.
Susan welcome to The Reading Frenzy
Thank you—I’m happy to be here.
Tell us a little about Some
Like It Hot.
Some Like It Hot is about. . .
A woman with a secret. A man who excels at ferreting them out.Harper’s a rolling stone. Max is firmly planted in Razor Bay. Together they share too much chemistry to contain, but both try valiantly to do so anyhow.
Bet you can guess how well that works out.
Some Like It Hot is about. . .
A woman with a secret. A man who excels at ferreting them out.Harper’s a rolling stone. Max is firmly planted in Razor Bay. Together they share too much chemistry to contain, but both try valiantly to do so anyhow.
Bet you can guess how well that works out.
Are your heroes more the leave the toilet lid up or down kind of men?
Oh, the leave them up kind, definitely. My heroes are guys—and I’ve never yet met a member of that species who feels compelled to put it down. According to my son, in fact, back when he still lived with us, I should have been putting it up for him and his dad because I was the
minority gender in the house.
Yeah, riiight. That was gonna happen
You’re the recipient of many awards.
Is there still that elusive one you’re coveting?
Is there still that elusive one you’re coveting?
I’ve never gotten my hot little hands on a RITA. Maybe some day.
Susan you’ve written both total stand-alones and connected books.
Is there one over the other you enjoy writing more?
Is there one over the other you enjoy writing more?
I enjoy writing both, but there’s
something about the series. Because you work with the characters for more than
one book, by the time you get to the last story in the series you really know
who your current hero and/or heroine is. That’s always a bonus.
What was it like writing your own love story in the book Fall in Love Like A Romance Writer?
It was fun. I’ve been married a long time and going back and revisiting the beginnings of my husband’s and my relationship was a kick.
When you’re in the “writing zone” what suffers the most?
Other than my bleeding ears? That
would probably be my office. It tends to look like a bomb went off in it.
What would be the highest compliment a reader could give
you?
There are actually two. One is from the women (and occasional man) who are going through a horrendous experience. Maybe their husband is dying or they’re going through chemo for breast cancer. Yet they take the time to let me know how much my book meant to them during this period and how it helped to get them through it.
The second is being told that I
wrecked a reader’s night’s sleep because they simply could not put my book down
and turn off the light. I LOVE that because I’ve been there myself.
You’ve just sent in the final edits and you’re heading out to your dream vacation.
Where are you going?
Where are you going?
I think I’d go to Italy—if only I
could get there without having to fly for 12 hours.
Susan will you be attending any signings or events in the
near future for fans to meet you in person?
Unfortunately, I don’t have any
planned at this time. I mostly do drive by signings, where I just drop into a
store and sign the stock. And I missed RWA’s national conference this year, but
I will be in San Antonio next summer.
Thanks Susan for answering these questions. Good luck with
Some Like it Hot!!
Connect with Susan on her website or her Facebook Fan Page
This sounds like a great read, I loved the interview!
ReplyDeleteI will have to keep this one in mind when I need a good hot romance!
Thanks for the comment Kindlemom. :)
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Debbie, I adore Susan Andersen, I've never met her but her funny and genuine personality leaps from the pages of her books and off her posts on Facebook. Plus, she writes some great romance! Keep'em coming Susan! Great interview Debbie!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lorelei, Susan tried to post a comment but for some reason blogger wasn't playing nice. But I know she's looking
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LOL Your son sounds like quite the character Susan. That's so funny. And I'm with you. Italy would be amazing but whew yeah the plane right there is a long one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting and yes that plane ride my daughter and her bf went to Hawaii one year and said it was an awfully long time to be in the air
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