Showing posts with label Author Interview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Author Interview. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Interview with Lynette Eason



Today is the release day for yesterday’s reviewed book, “Chasing Secrets” by Lynette Eason! Because of that reason, we’re having an interview with the super sweet author!

BFCG: Hi Miss Lynette! We’re so happy to have you on ‘Books for Christian Girls’ today! Thank you so much for letting us interview you! Let’s start this off by asking if you could please tell us about the girls of the Elite Guardian series and what they do in your own words.

LE: Hi BFCG! Thank you so much for having me. It’s always a pleasure to talk books and writing. J The Elite Guardian series comprises four friends who met at an all female bodyguard agency. With diverse backgrounds, they nevertheless, found each other and in doing so, became one another’s support system. Olivia Edwards is the head of the Elite Guardians agency—or at least the agency was her idea—but the other three, Katie, Maddy, and Haley, all became equal partners at some point before the series begins. They’re bodyguards and they protect their clients—sometimes whether the client likes it or not!

BFCG: I’ve loved reading about these tough girls, their families, & what motivates them! It’s been so fascinating! Would you ever want to be a bodyguard? 

LE: Me?? Absolutely not! I’m the biggest chicken in the world! It’s easy to write that stuff, but I sure don’t want to live it.


BFCG: Chasing Secrets is full of bullets, bombs, and bad guys. What is the key to capturing the adrenaline of those moments on paper? 

LE: When I write, it’s almost like I’m transcribing a movie that’s playing out in my head. When the words spill out onto the computer screen, I guess that high-intensity comes across. Which is really cool.


BFCG: When your readers are in a funk over reading the last book of this awesome series (I already am!), which of your other books do you suggest we read next?

LE: Aw…so sorry for the funk…and yet glad for it, too! LOL. It means I did my job! I would say: Start the next series! The Blue Justice series starts releasing at the beginning of 2018 and I think you’ll love the St. John family just as much as the Elite Guardians.



BFCG: This blog is based on the verse Philippians 4:8 {“…whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things.”}. Is there a part of that Scripture that stands out to you?

LE: “…dwell on these things.” I think that’s so important. Sure, I write about crime and bad guys and have some violence in my stories, but ultimately, the stories area about searching for truth, portraying honorable characters who fight for what is right. They believe in protecting innocence and purity, and so on. God is in the stories…and He is the one the characters understand they need to rely on and trust in times of trouble. :) I love writing those kinds of stories!


I love that last answer! It’s so very true! Thank you so much, Miss Lynette, for joining us today on BFCG!

Connect with Miss Lynette on her:  Website  //  Facebook  //  Twitter

Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Interview with Sandra Orchard & Celebration!






In honor of Over Maya Dead Body’s release—TODAY!—I’m sharing a special interview with the author and a chance for y’all to win a copy of the first book! :)
Y’all have seen me fangirl often over this author and her wonderful mystery/suspense books on all of our social medias, but I’m so excited to be sharing this interview with Miss Sandra Orchard. (And have a giveaway at the end. ;) )


BFCG: Hi Miss Sandra! We’re so happy to have you on ‘Books for Christian Girls’ today! Thank you so much for letting us interview you! Let’s start this off by asking if you could please tell us about Serena and what she does in your own words.

SO: Serena is driven to solve crimes involving art and antiquities, in the secret hope that one day she might bring to justice the art thief who took her grandfather’s life. Thankfully she’s also surrounded by devoted parents, a quirky aunt, a handsome apartment superintendent and an equally handsome colleague who want her to have a life too.


  


BFCG: I’ve loved reading about Serena, her family, & her job! It’s been so fascinating and just adds to my FBI/Criminal Justice lovin’ heart! If you worked for the FBI, what division do you think you would be a part of? 

SO: Hmm…the training division sounds as if it’d be fun. Although I’d probably be best suited to the finance division, since I majored in math at university.

 



BFCG: Can you please tell us a little about yourself?

SO: When not plotting crimes, I love to play with my adorable little grandchildren or enjoy hiking or kayaking with my hubby or renovating our century-old farmhouse, aka the money pit. Once upon a time, I taught high school math, homeschooled my three brilliant children (I could be biased on the brilliant part) and I still do bookkeeping—the mathematical kind. ;) I also love to speak at events, teach writing workshops, and do all kinds of crafts.



BFCG: After writing a fantastic series featuring poisons, Port Aster Secrets, what made you decide to write a series around an FBI agent? 

SO: Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the Port Aster series. I’d done a lot of research on art crime for my Love Inspired Suspense novel, Perilous Waters, and was brimming with more story ideas that I thought would dovetail nicely with a heroine trying to find her way in the world of work, family and relationships. Thankfully my editor agreed. :)



BFCG: I’ve now read 12 out of 13 of your books, I believe, and have enjoyed every single one. How many books have you written total?  

SO: 3 1/2 more than have been published and/or contracted. <wink> Over Maya Dead Body is lucky number 13—my sixth mystery with Revell. I also have 7 romantic suspense with Harlequin’s Love Inspired Suspense Christian imprint, and I’m currently working on 3 cozy mysteries for Annie’s Attic.




BFCG: This blog is based on the verse Philippians 4:8 {“…whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things.”}. Is there a part of that Scripture that stands out to you?

SO: As it pertains to Serena, “whatever is honorable and whatever is right” are guiding principles in her life and work.


Wasn’t that such a neat interview? I always love hearing about how different authors think and write. :) Thank you again to Miss Sandra for allowing BFCG to interview you!


Connect with Miss Sandra on her:  Website  //  Facebook  //  Pinterest


**GIVEAWAY**
{Giveaway open to the USA, if someone outside of the USA wins, they will be given an e-copy of the book via Amazon. Ends the 18th.}