I’m often thrown out by characters so tough they can fly
through horrible situations without blinking an eye.
In my new book, NEIGHBORS AND MORE, a romantic suspense,
available at Amazon, http://tinyurl.com/96bjqcm the heroine Alexa is trying hard to be strong
in the face of adversity, crime, and a baffling situation that gets more
complicated by the hour. Every time she copes with a problem, she deals with
her emotions and promises herself she won’t let anything affects her from now
on, until a new crisis challenges her, until she’s pushed to the limit of
endurance.
Of course, Dante is at her side, playing his hero part.
As writers, we strive to convey those feelings of suspense,
fear, and expectation to the reader.
As readers, we love to bite our nails, feel our pulses
racing as we study the scene of the crime, analyze the details, and try to
guess who’s done it.
Have you ever been exposed to fear? Real fear?
I did when an intruder entered my house years ago, stole the
stereo, my children’s piggybank, and my gold bracelets. When I heard from my
then three-year old daughter that she saw a nice man with a big heavy suitcase in
our fenced backyard and he patted her on the head, I almost collapsed. But this
story is for another time.
NEIGHBORS and MORE:
Life in a high rise, 300 neighbors & a man dead in a Jacuzzi.
"Neighbors and More was a fun #sexy read that kept me
guessing until the end." D. Johnson. #romance, #suspense, http://tinyurl.com/96bjqcm
1 comment:
I've been in fear of being raped, of not having enough money to pay bills, of losing my marriage. Have I ever been terrified for my life? No. I've had some close calls driving and felt incredible relief afterwards.
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