Meet the Authors of Secrets, Scandals and Seduction: Marianne Spitzer

 

About The Story

What do you find interesting about your main characters?

My main female character’s strength under the most difficult circumstances and my main male character’s kindness.   

Where does the story take place and why did you choose this setting?

It begins in Wisconsin and continues in a fort out West and then Montana. I wanted my female character to travel West, and the fort and Montana fit the story line. 

Share a little about the story behind the story.

Showing the strength we don’t realize we have until we need it. Amaryllis faces tragedy, fear, a forced move, peril, humiliation, and rejection yet finds the courage to face it all and overcome.

What is the theme or takeaway you want readers to think about?

Have faith. The best things can come from the worst times in our lives. 

 

About The Author

When did you know you wanted to be an author?

In the 6th grade when I received an A for a story I wrote and my teacher told my mom she could see me as a writer one day.

Favorite animal?

Dog.

If you could travel to any spot in the world, where would it be?

Bavaria to visit where my ancestors come from. I spent a summer there when I was nine and I’d love to see it again.

What’s next in your writing?

I have several books coming out this year in different multi-author series. I also have a few ideas of single books floating around in my head. I always have more ideas than time, but I try to get as much writing done as I can. 

 

Social media links:

Facebook author page: https://www.facebook.com/mariannespitzerauthor

Website: https://mariannespitzer.com/

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Marianne-Spitzer/e/B007VIFHEI/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_ebooks_1

Meet the Authors of Secrets, Scandals and Seduction: Cat Cahill

 

About The Story

What do you find interesting about your main characters? 

Charlotte is about Mark Becker, a man who’s taken on a job to protect a runaway socialite, and Charlotte Montgomery, who’s run away to a small frontier town in Colorado to escape an arranged marriage. Charlotte is tougher than anyone expects her to be, and Mark surprises himself when he becomes invested in Charlotte as a person instead of just a job.

Where does the story take place and why did you choose this setting?

Charlotte takes place in Cañon City, Colorado in the summer of 1881. I love Colorado and its Old West history, and this book is part of my Brides of Fremont County series, all of which at least partially take place in Cañon City.

Share a little about the story behind the story.

I’ve always wanted to write a bodyguard story, and so this is it! There’s just something so romantic about falling in love with the man hired to protect you. 

What is the theme or takeaway you want readers to think about?

Everyone is more than they seem to be on the outside . . .

 

About The Author

When did you know you wanted to be an author?

Not until I was in my mid-20s. I’d always loved reading and writing, but had never thought of being an author as a career path for me.

Favorite animal?

Cats! (Don’t tell my dogs…)

If you could travel to any spot in the world, where would it be?

Oh, this is hard. Everywhere! I’m a travel addict. At current top of my travel bucket list: Alaska, Japan, Glacier National Park in Montana, and the South Pacific.

What’s next in your writing?

A lot more sweet western historical romance! I’ll be releasing the final book in the Brides of Fremont County series later this year. I also have books planned in my Crest Stone Mail-Order Brides series and the multi-author Last Chance Brides series.

 

Social media links:

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Cat-Cahill/e/B07QZXRWD7

Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/authors/cat-cahill

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/catcahillbooks/

Newsletter: https://www.catcahill.com/cat-s-newsletteramazon.com

Author Bio

Rose has read her way through countless romances over the years, “borrowing” them from her older sisters, and hiding them from her mother.

She has a special love for Regency romances and when she began writing, the Regency period was a natural place to start.

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