1.I want to start off by thank you Michele for coming over to my blog for the 28 Days of Heart Tour….It is a pleasure to have you….For those who might not be familiar with you or your work, can you tell the readers a bit about yourself. 

Hello Savannah! I’m happy to blog with you! I live in mid-Florida with my trouble-magnetic Malti-Poo named Rocket. I write Sci-Fi/Fantasy Romance, along with Romantic Suspense and some Comedy Myth Romance  thrown into the mix. 

2.You are currently a part of the 28 Days Of Heart event from All Romance eBooks…How did you get involved with 28 Days of Heart? 

A friend of mine passed me the call for submissions from All Romance eBooks. At the time, I had a  novella that was very special to me,  and I was hunting for a good home for it. I wanted it to go somewhere special. I sent the submission off to ARe on my birthday, so that must have been good luck. 28 Days of Heart is a great place for my story to land. Helping the American Heart Association over Valentine’s Day was a no-brainer. I jumped at the opportunity to be involved in such a neat project. Read for Charity! 

3. Your book that is part of 28 Days is called Zero-G. Can you tell us what it is all about? 

Zero-G is about two high school friends who find themselves alone in a lunar space station. Will is ready to confess his lifelong love for Maggie, but she has walls only impending catastrophe can bring down. 

4. I was looking around your web page and see you are a big sci-fi fan What is it about the sci-fi genre that draws you in?

 I love seeing another writer’s vision of the future, a whole new world with elements of big possibilities. I love stories set when the future possibilities we see today are everyday commonplace, like teleports, civilian space travel, genetic engineering, and alien life.  

5. If you could turn one of your books into a movie, which would you pick? Who would you like to see playing the characters in the movie? 

Every writer asks herself this question in the secret depths of her soul. I have a Sci-Fi Romance Adventure called Luminous Nights that would make the best movie of my stories. Simon Baker would play the hero, Jack. Hands down. He looks just like what I’d imagined Jack to look like. It stuns me every time I see a commercial for The Mentalist. 

6. What would be one thing that you would want readers to walk away with after they read one of your books? 

A curiosity–and healthy suspicion–of the future. There’s also a lot of hope in Sci-Fi stories. People need all three in an economic downturn like we’ve had in the last couple of years.  

7. When you are not working on a new book what do you like to to do unwind? 

I don’t really ever unwind. I’m very mentally active and move from one project to another without a great deal of off-time. I learned long ago I’ll just spend a vacation wanting to get home and work. I’m one of those “I’ll sleep when I’m dead” types. 

8. If you were not an author, what would you be doing? 

Oh, what a terrifying question to ponder. I’d probably be in the legal field. I absolutely love law. Or I’d be working in the field of science in some way. I always  loved Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.  

9. Any advice you would like to give newbie authors out there about the industry? 

Study the industry, and learn how to craft what you want to write into what is salable. You can write the most interesting 9-book series, but never sell it, simply because most publishers aren’t buying 9-book series from new authors in the real-world market.  

10.. Where can readers go to find out more about you and your work? 

Check out Zero-G and read an excerpt here:

http://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-zerog-402480-143.html

Read for Charity! 

Visit my Web site for book trailers, reviews, and excerpts:

http://www.ILoveShapeShifters.com/ 

Thank you, Savannah, for lending me your friends. I wish you all a fantasy-filled 2010!