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Monday, March 04, 2013
January/February 2013 Newsletter from Lynette Eason
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
BLOG HOP - Interview about Lynette Eason and meet some new authors
Are you ready to be
introduced to some new authors through a Blog Hop? Never heard of a Blog Hop?
It was new to me, too. Here’s how it works: I’m going to answer ten questions,
then at the bottom, I’ll be adding links to several authors I’d like you to
meet.
Now, here are my Q&A:
What is the working title of
your book?
Right now, I’m working on a
couple of books. The first one is the second in the FAMILY REUNIONS series. The
title hasn’t been settled on yet. This book is for the Love Inspired Suspense
line. The other book I’m working on also doesn’t have a title yet. The working
title is No One You Know. This book is for Revell and is due on Jan 2! Not sure
when it will release, but am hoping for fall of 2013. This book kicks off a new
series that I’m really excited about. I’ve had a great time researching the
WITSEC program.
Where did the idea come from
for the book?
My editor. She emailed me
one day and said, “I have an idea for a book. You want it?” I said, “Sure.” So
she emailed me the blurb and I took it from there.
What genre does your book
fall under?
My books are Inspirational
Romantic Suspense.
Which actors would you
choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?
Maybe Eric Culver who plays
Deeks on NCIS los Angeles. The female might be someone like Grace Park who
plays Kona on Hawaii 5-0.
What is the one-sentence
synopsis of your book?
Summer Abernathy wakes one
morning to find a gun pointed in her face, her husband missing and a short
timeline to make things right before she’s killed.
Will your book be
self-published or represented by an agency?
My books are published
through traditional publishing houses, Harlequin and Revell. I think I might
like to self-publish something one day, just to see if the money is any better,
but it’s a lot of work to do it right. Not ready to go that route just yet.
How long did it take you to
write the first draft of your manuscript?
I’m usually writing two
books at the same time. Writing the Harlequin books don’t take as long –
generally two to three months. I give myself 4 months to write them, though.
The Revell books usually take the entire 7-9 months to write because of all the
research that I have to do.
What other books would you
compare this story to within your genre?
Library Journal compared one
of my books to Suzanne Brockman and Sandra Brown. I laughed, but was flattered.
Just to make it clear, my books are very chaste as far as sexual content as I
write for the Christian market, however, there is quite a bit of violence that
would probably make the books more along the lines of a PG-13 rating.
Who or What inspired you to
write this book?
Money. LOL. No, seriously, while
the advance is motivating, I love what I do. Writing suspense/mystery is like
figuring out a puzzle. I love it when all the pieces come together to form the
big picture.
What else about your book
might pique the reader's interest?
If you love mystery,
forensics, a bit of law and order, suspense and a touch of romance, then you’ll
enjoy my books.
Next up on December
12th:
Jessica Keller: www.jesskeller.wordpress.com
Linda Ford: http://lindaford.org/blog/
Friday, October 12, 2012
Sandra Orchard, author of Critical Condition, is here!
Sandra Orchard hails from Niagara Canada, but we first got to know each other in my home state, when we roomed together at the 2010 Writer’s Police Academy.
We’re the smiling ones on either end of the pic, and in true
cop form, we’ve smudged out the rest of the faces to protect their identities.
She likes to tell people that she’s been following in my
footsteps ever since. She has three books out with Love Inspired Suspense and
will debut with Revell Publishing in June 2013. And this month, we share the
LIS shelf space.
Critical Condition is the third book in Sandra’s series,
Undercover Cops: Fighting for justice puts their lives—and hearts—on the line.
Deep Cover, the first book in the series won the 2012 Canadian Christian
Writing Award and earned Sandra a spot on Family Fiction magazines top ten
books of year in their Reader’s Choice Awards.
There's a murderer in the hospital, and nurse Tara Peterson
is determined to prove it. With mysterious deaths in the cancer ward, anyone
could be next. But no one wants to believe her…except undercover agent Zach Davis.
The murderer wants Tara's suspicions silenced, permanently. To protect Tara,
Zach lets her in on his secret, and unwittingly into his heart. Tara and her
three-year-old daughter are like the family he lost years before. Zach will
risk everything to keep them safe, no matter the cost.
What reviewers are saying about Critical
Condition:
“4 ½ Stars. "Well-developed characters and fast-paced
action will keep readers fully engaged in this wonderful tribute to spouses
struggling with a loved one’s illness.” ~ Romantic Times
“5 stars. I can say that I am loving
this series and hope it doesn't end with this book.” ~ Goodreads reader
Connect with Sandra Online:
Visit her website ~ www.SandraOrchard.com
Visit her personal
blog ~ http://www.SandraOrchard.blogspot.com
Like her Facebook
Page ~ www.Facebook.com/SandraOrchard
Join her at Goodreads
~ bit.ly/Goodreads_SandraO
Tease from Critical Condition:
“What I’m about to tell you is for your ears
alone. Understand?”
A flicker of confusion crossed her face, but she
nodded.
Zach glanced around to make sure no one was
listening in. “My name is Zach Davis.”
Her gaze dropped to his hospital badge—Zach
Reynolds—and she scooted closer to her daughter.
“I’m a cop, working undercover to investigate the
deaths you reported.”
“You are?” she said excitedly. “Why didn’t
Detective Gray tell me?”
“The fewer people who know, the less likely my
cover will be compromised. You are the only one at the hospital who knows why
I’m really here.”
“I won’t tell anyone…I promise. In fact, I can
help you.”
“I’d appreciate that.” Tara’s inside knowledge
could prove invaluable to closing this case quickly.
“Cop,” Tara’s daughter Suzie parroted. With the
purple crayon clutched in her chubby fist, she drew a circle on her paper,
jabbed dots in the middle, and scratched two lines from the bottom. “Dak, cop,”
she repeated gleefully.
Zach’s heart sank. This assignment had just gotten
a whole lot more complicated.
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