Q. Ash on the Stairs has an ominous ring to it. Did you choose the title before or after completing the book?
A. Yes,
it’s true, the name Ash on the Stairs doesn’t make you think
of gardens, flowers, and tea parties. I named the book and the main character
at the same time and that was at the beginning of the story. I hope it
intrigues the potential reader to take a look and see why Ash is on the stairs.
Q. Name three
books someone might enjoy if they liked Ash on the Stairs
A. There is always the
gold standard of the Fifty Shades trilogy. Then there is Because
You Are Mine by Beth Kery and Captivated by You by Sylvia
Day.
Q. Debut novels are always
special. Is this the book you were born to write, or is it one of many you
might have debuted with?
A. Ash on
the Stairs is my debut novel because I had written another book and couldn’t
get anyone interested in publishing it. I realized if I wanted to sell my
stories I had to write something people want to read. I became an erotic
romance writer. I spun a story about Jesse Neil Ash, a tall highly intelligent
young woman who took the stairs at work.
Q. Give me the high concept or log line of Ash on the Stairs.
A. You
asked for the log line. Jesse Ash takes the stairs at work to avoid a predator
and meets the man who owns work. He wants to own her heart.
Q. Which character is least
or most like you in attitude and circumstance?
A. I put a lot of my independent
nature into Jesse and I have lived in a tiny one room apartment. However, I
must say the character of the sexual predator, Jack Offiel, is the least like
me in any way. As I wrote, he grew into a guy I love to despise. All the creeps
I ever met went into him.
Ash on the Stairs is published by Eternal Press.
ISBN
9781629292151
Eternal
Press took the chance on me. Eternalpress.biz
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