Q: How did you get your start writing fiction and what genre do you predominantly write in?
A. I started writing when I was still working as a police officer. I have always loved to read police procedurals, crime novels, and suspense novels, so when I started to write, that was the direction I went: suspense novels with a police officer as the main character.
Q: What does your writing space look like?
A: A mess . . . especially with a deadline
There was a ton of danger in the book and I found that riveting. I liked the romance and how it progressed…the ending was sweet.
It was an exciting race against time as they discovered when it was all planned to go down, and one wasn’t sure who they could trust, who they couldn’t and who wasn’t what they seemed.
Lone Witness had a lot of danger and a sweet romance story. I love the way Rachel Dylan writes legal thrillers; I can follow along with the story and not get lost in the legalese.
Q: Let me start with asking you to tell us a little bit about yourself.
A. Cam: Well, I will start with some commonalities that Julie and I share. In some ways, we truly have parallel lives. We both live in southwest Louisiana, have three children, and have been writing together for over 10 years. Our fathers were in ministry, Julie’s dad was a Baptist minister and my dad was a non-denominational minister. When we met the connection was instant! Our
