Author
Bio:
Terry Long is the third of five vivacious
girls. When she isn’t scheming with her
adoring siblings, one can most definitely catch her reading a delicious
novel. During her early adult years, she
stepped into the automobile industry and dedicated a long decade in the field
before discovering her true passion. These
days, Terry happily writes when opportunity presents itself—which is not as
often as she wishes, though she isn’t carping.
She is married and currently resides in the heart of California with her
sweetie and their newest love, a precious baby girl.
Clare Ayala, author of Michal’s Window
“Spellbinding twist... Michael Langdon is a wealthy man who makes quick
judgments and gets what he wants. But when Ally Overton enters his life,
Michael’s carefully planned agenda is turned topsy-turvy.”
Stefanie J Pristavu, author
of Hunters
“…timeless classic with a twist.”
Interview:
1.
Where
do you get your writing inspiration from?
My inspiration comes from a heavy dose of
daydreaming. When I stare at nothing
long enough, plots hit me on the back of my head.
2.
Did
you have to do any research for your books? If so what?
My favorite site to stop by when I stumble
upon an uncertainty is Jane Austen’s World (when I write a Regency romance). It covers everything from social customs
right down to the foods these folks were served. It’s great!
3.
What
are you working on now?
I was
working on a contemporary young adult romance, but it turned into an erotica. Really, I didn’t mean for it to go that way,
but I liked where it went so much, I scrolled up and happily deleted the beginning
of the story. It involves an assassin
and that’s all I’ll say. If things go
according to plan, it will be completed by spring 2013.
4.
What
is the hardest part of writing for you?
Finding time. There is just not enough time in a day and
there’s so much to be written.
5.
What
can readers expect next?
I have another historical romance due to be
released in December in the form of a fancy anthology. It’s called, His Indecent Christmas Proposal, which features characters from my debut
novel, The Notorious Proposal. I had a lot of fun writing it. Since it’s fewer than 15K words, we get to
all the delicious stuff right away!
6.
What
question have you always wanted to be asked in an interview and how would you
answer that question?
Question: If you could have lunch with anyone,
who would it be?
My Answer: Mozart. I would love to know what inspired him to
write and compose so beautifully. But if
it had to be someone living, because well, you know, it would be kind of scary
to share your table with a deceased, then of course, I’d love to have author
Julie Garwood. J
7.
If
you were writing a book about your life, what would the title be?
Memoirs of the Greatest, Most Sweetest Woman
Alive. Hah! Alright…It would probably be titled, Supermommy!
8.
Who
is your favorite author?
Hands down, Julie Garwood. This woman paints, draws, sings with words.
9.
What
is your guilty pleasure?
Going to bed with my very understanding and
forgiving husband on one side and my muse on the other.
10.
Highest
point of your writing career?
Oh, this is easy: Receiving a publishing
contract from the first and only company I submitted my novel to. Naturally, I reeled in this extraordinary
news for weeks, overwhelmed and ecstatic!
11.
Advice
for aspiring authors?
Finish.
Just finish.
12.
Last
song that was stuck in your head?
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Hot Dog song. I know, I know.
Send the author an e-mail at: TerryLongBooks@gmail.com
or stop by her facebook page to show her some love: https://www.facebook.com/terry.long.982?ref=tn_tnmn
Author’s Links:
GIVEAWAY:
Giveaway Winner 1:
TWO SIGNED PAPERBACK BOOK COMBO by
Terry Long that includes The Notorious
Proposal, AND her latest release, A
Marry, Merry Christmas anthology which features her novella, His Indecent Christmas Proposal (includes
three other novellas!).
Giveaway Winner 2:
The Notorious Proposal
in e-book format AND His Indecent
Christmas Proposal in e-book format.
To enter: Leave a comment with your
favorite Christmas moment or memory and at the end of the week winners will be
picked.
My favorite memory was when my husband proposed marriage to me on Christmas Day. Gale pgan427@hotmail.com
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