Welcome Today's Featured Author
M.E. Gordon!
Blurb:
A tale as old as time—a girl, tall and wispy, hair the color of the
sun, eyes as blue as the sky, caught in a love triangle with the noblest of men…Not
in this book honey!
Okay
so maybe I am caught up in a love triangle, but I’m sure as hell not running
through a field of daisies in a sun dress. My name is Elizabeth and I’ve
managed to avoid men for most of my life. I wasn’t a nun by any means, but I
know what the hot guys want—and it usually isn’t me. How I got myself involved
in a love triangle with one sexy photographer and a millionaire bachelor, who
had women worshiping the ground he walked on,is beyond me. Yet, here I am,
attempting to navigate waters that I’ve never expected to. Trying to figure out
which man was right for me, dealing with my family—and have I told you about
the paparazzi? Well, it’s all really making me rethink the situation. Who do I
trust? Who’s being genuine? What should I do if both men are perfect for me in
different ways? How the hell am I supposed to choose just one? Or better yet do
I have to choose just one?
Buy links:
Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0142Z6LMO
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/572977
M.E. Gordon, was born and raised in Maryland, where she
still resides with her husband. She is a stay at home mom to four children,
three boys and one very, spoiled, little girl, all under the age of five.
Growing up M.E.G. was an avid journal writer. She wrote her first romance novel
at the age of 14, and it was pretty bad, but over the years and through all the
kids she honed her craft. When M.E.G. doesn't have her mom hat on, you can find
her reading, working on her next story or watching guilty pleasure
television.
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Interview With M.E. Gordon:
1. Can
you tell us a little about your book?
Torn Hearts is my very first
book baby. I wanted to write a book that women could relate too. I
wanted the reader to be able to really put herself in my main girls size
12 curvey figure. I wanted them to hurt with her, feel silly with her
and love with her.
2. How
did you choose the genre you write in?
I didn't really choose the
genre, I kind of fell into it. I love a love story and this one happened
to take place in the modern day. I love writing for 'new adults' I love
that span in your life where you are figuring yourself out and coming
into who you really want to be.
3. Where do you get your ideas?
I get my ideas from all around me, people I meet, places I see and even songs that I listen to.
When I'm not writing I'm a mom, I drive the kids to school, sit at sporting events, go grocery shopping. When I'm not doing that you can find me curled up on the couch watching TV. I'm a huge TV junkie.
5. Do you have a favorite spot to write?
I always write in my in house
office. It's quiet but I can still keep an ear out for the kids.
6. If
you could spend 24 hours as a fictional character, who would you chose?
I think that I would choose Elizabeth Monroe from Torn Hearts because
she is strong and a independent woman. Plus she's shaking up with some
really hot guys!
7. Do you work with an outline, or just write?
7. Do you work with an outline, or just write?
Depends. Sometime it just
comes to me and I let the characters decide what is going to happen
next. Then there are other times where I have to plot or outline things
so I don't miss anything or forget to add critical parts.
8. What's one random fact about yourself that you can share?
I have a
wicked phobia of Whales. I don't like them, I don't want to watch cool
videos of them, don't even ask me to watch Free Willy, they scare the
living crap out of me.
9. What are you working on next?
Currently I'm working on the sequel to
Torn Hearts but I'm hoping that by the end of the year my next book
called Make Me Stay will be out for the world to read. It's different
from Torn Hearts yet both stories are happening in the same world. Make
Me Stay is about a wild Rock band trying to make it big. I know everyone
is going to love it and I can't wait to share the cover with you guys!
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