Book Title: The Last Dance by Lonna Enox
Category: Adult Fiction, 226 pages
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Women Sleuths
Publisher: Lonna Enox Publications
Release date: June 24, 2016
Tour dates: June 18 to July 13, 2018
Content Rating: PG-13 + M
Book Description:
Saddle Gap, a quiet little town in southwestern New Mexico, seems the perfect place for Sorrel Janes to start her life over. But within a few days, she finds herself entangled in two murders, the object of harassment, and the number one suspect in a murder. Will her past terrors destroy her future dreams? Amid the evolving conflicts, she resolves to reconstruct her new life and find happiness. Detective Chris Reed is equally resolved to solve the murders as well as Sorrels secrets. Neither of them suspects where the steps of this dance will lead, but they are too stubborn to sit this one out.
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Writing Rituals
My mind has always asked, “What if?” In finding the answer, I am solving a mystery. I have a natural curiosity, have had all of my life, and I hate ‘unfinished’ answers to questions. I write ideas in my journal.
Writing is a solitary thing, so when I’m not writing I like to socialize. I love to read, explore new places, walk on the beach (since I essentially live in a desert), and see new things. I especially love the symphony, concerts, plays, and my church activities.
People watching gives me inspiration. I’ll see a person and wonder what they would do “if”…? Incidents from the news sometimes sparks an idea.
When writing I usually write from a favorite comfy chair in the living room. But I also write in the bedroom, at my desk. I also write outdoors…anywhere. I think its important to try and write every day. I write in the early mornings before the house “awakens”…a kitty on the back of my chair and the curtains open so I don’t miss the sunrise. I do not tend to write in afternoons or evening unless the “muse” is pushing me.
In today’s tech savvy world, most writers use a computer or laptop. Have you ever written parts of your book on paper. To keep fresh while writing I get up and walk, do a simple chore, that sort of thing to give myself a break. Sometimes I return a phone call or take our dog, Maggie, for a walk.
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