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Today I have the fun of bringing together three of my writing friends for a conversation where we talk about our books, how we research, and whether our genres chose us or we chose them. Janine Rosche writes contemporary romance with women's fiction threads, and her latest book The Road Before Us released in May. Janyre Tromp writes historical, primarily WWII, with gritty realism and a thread of romance, and her latest Darkness Calls the Tiger also released in May. Susan Tuttle writes contemporary romance, and in her latest The Rare Jewel of Everleigh Wheaton, she adds romance and almost a caper. We're all so different, and it's such fun to chat about how we got our story ideas -- they are different, y'all.
I also asked them about how they got their covers, because each is PERFECT for the latest novel and I wondered how the publishers arrived at the covers. It's fun to learn some of the details my friends knew they wanted on their covers, and what was pure marketing magic. I think you're going to love this conversation as we delve into our love of books, writing, and research.
Connect with Janine Rosche
Twitter | Instagram
Connect with Janyre Tromp
Facebook | Instagram
Connect with Susan Tuttle
Facebook | Instagram
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Today I have the fun of bringing together three of my writing friends for a conversation where we talk about our books, how we research, and whether our genres chose us or we chose them. Janine Rosche writes contemporary romance with women's fiction threads, and her latest book The Road Before Us released in May. Janyre Tromp writes historical, primarily WWII, with gritty realism and a thread of romance, and her latest Darkness Calls the Tiger also released in May. Susan Tuttle writes contemporary romance, and in her latest The Rare Jewel of Everleigh Wheaton, she adds romance and almost a caper. We're all so different, and it's such fun to chat about how we got our story ideas -- they are different, y'all.
I also asked them about how they got their covers, because each is PERFECT for the latest novel and I wondered how the publishers arrived at the covers. It's fun to learn some of the details my friends knew they wanted on their covers, and what was pure marketing magic. I think you're going to love this conversation as we delve into our love of books, writing, and research.
Connect with Janine Rosche
Twitter | Instagram
Connect with Janyre Tromp
Facebook | Instagram
Connect with Susan Tuttle
Facebook | Instagram
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