ISBN-13: 9780373699209
Publisher: Harlequin
Series: Appaloosa Pass Ranch #5
Release Date: 07/19/2016
Length: 272pp
Buy It: B&N/Amazon/ Kobo/IndieBound/Publisher
Publisher: Harlequin
Series: Appaloosa Pass Ranch #5
Release Date: 07/19/2016
Length: 272pp
Buy It: B&N/Amazon/ Kobo/IndieBound/Publisher
Overview
"I'm not dead."
The voice mail rocks deputy sheriff Jax Crockett to his core. A year ago, Paige was murdered by the Moonlight Strangler. Yet his ex-wife just showed up at his ranch—out of options and out of time. There are only two reasons Paige would come back to Texas with a killer hot on her heels: Jax and their toddler son. Faking her death was the only way to keep them alive. But now it's Jax who's risking everything to protect his family. The cowboy lawman is also reawakening a powder keg of desire. A desire that's primed and ready to explode. Giving in will up the ante, igniting the embers of a love they may not live to claim.
Q&A
with Delores Fossen – Six-Gun Showdown
Where
did you get the idea for Appaloosa Pass Ranch?
I
love doing books about siblings (maybe because I have so many of them!), and I
especially love writing brothers. I wanted to do a series about five cowboy cop
brothers and their adopted sister. When they learn their adopted sister is the
biological daughter of a notorious serial killer, the brothers ban together to
not only protect her but also to catch the killer.
Is
anything in your new release based on real life experiences or purely all
imagination?
Yes.
I’m adopted, and even though I know my birth parents, I’ve always thought about
those distant relatives that are in my DNA family tree. No serial killers,
thank goodness.
How
much research goes into your books?
It varies, but
usually I have some “medical” questions that need answering. For this book, I
had to delve into DNA tests. Thankfully, I have several good sources for that.
What cultural value
do you see in writing/reading/storytelling/etc?
I love that my
readers can use my books to escape and be entertained. It’s so important to our
mental health just to be able to get away from things for a while. That’s one
of the main reasons I read romance.
What was the hardest part of
writing this book?
The edits and
making sure I have everything just the way I want it. Sometimes, I’ll want to
do a scene one way, but it slows down the pace too much so I have to make
adjustments.
Where is one place you want to
visit that you haven't been before?
Alaska. I would
love to see the glaciers. It’s definitely on my bucket list.
What does your
family think of your writing?
They’re very
supportive. I’ve been writing since my children were quite young so they think
what I do is just part of their everyday lives.
What
is the biggest misconception about your genre?
That it isn’t as
well-crafted as other genres. So many people who feel that way though have
never read a romance.
How do you decide on
the cover art for your books?
It usually starts
when I write a particular scene, and I can see it so clearly in my head that I
describe it on an art fact sheet. The art department then uses that sheet to
come up with the cover concept and then the actual photo shoot.
What is your current
summer read?
I have several.
B.J. Daniel’s Hard Rain and Maisey Yates’ Brokedown Cowboy.
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Appaloosa Pass Ranch sounds awesome and I love siblings too! Thanks for sharing Debbie, loved the interview!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kim! This novel sounds really good doesn't it!
DeleteI love the premise for this series. Didn't know about it or the author so this was my intro. Enjoyed the interview, ladies!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sophia Rose
DeleteOoo interesting set up with the sister's adoption/bio family. I sure wouldn't pass by a whole family full of cowboy cops. Yums!
ReplyDeleteMe either Anna, Ye Haw ;-)
DeleteAh yes, very happy to be entertained and to escape with a book! And yes romance books are well crafted by great writers. Long live the genre!
ReplyDeleteHere Here! :)
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