Q: Let me start with asking you to tell us a little bit about yourself.
A. I’m a West Virginia girl, born and bred. While I’ve lived several other places, I’m now back home in my lovely mountain state. I’ve been married for twenty-one years to my husband and we have four children—three teens and a four-year old. I’m an ENTJ on the Myers-Briggs—unlike most of my author friends, who are largely introverts! I have nine books out so far and
Lynette Eason is one of those authors I just can’t put down.
Ronnie Kendig always does such a great job at keeping the suspense, action and drama all at the forefront.
Q: Let me start with asking you to tell us a little bit about yourself.
A. Susan, thanks so much for inviting me to be with you on The Suspense Zone. As a little background, I’m an Army brat and Army wife. My family and I moved every two to three years, which gave me the opportunity to see our beautiful country firsthand and to meet a lot of wonderful folks. I lived in Japan for three years as a child
Q: How did you get your start writing fiction and what genre do you predominantly write in?
A. I always wanted to “tell a story” as my parents and grandparents like to tell people. I was drawn to write mystery/suspense because that’s the genre I love to read most.
Q: What does your writing space look like?
Q: What part of a writing career do you find most difficult?
A. Marketing! Seriously, I love to write and love to edit and revise, but selling
