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Interview with Novelist Ricardo Fleshman (Detective Byone Series)

Ricardo Fleshman is the author of the Detective Byone Series. The novels- The Dying Dance (2013), The Devil’s Serum (2014), The Cemetery Paintings (2014), Death on Canal
Street (2015), The Shiver Men (2015) and The Voodoo Detective (2016) follow the so-called Voodoo Detective through dark and sinister cases set between a grimy but mysterious 1970’s New Orleans and international locations. Ricardo is an avid reader, travels extensively with favorite destinations in the United States South and also international locations in South America and Europe. He is a fan of horror books and movies, dark art and “The Blues.” He is a member of the prestigious Virginia Writer’s Club and resides in Northern Virginia with his family where he continues to write more of the Detective Byone series and the all new Armond Fontenot Mysteries.

Interview with Novelist Cherry Seniel (A Timeless Heartbeat)

CHERRY SENIEL is a paranormal romance writer who believes that all of the best love stories have one thing in common—one must go against the odds to get there. Her novel tells about that. By day, she applies her skills as a Computer Engineer and leads a team. She pursued her IT career in Singapore… Continue reading Interview with Novelist Cherry Seniel (A Timeless Heartbeat)

Interview with Novelist Richard Milton (Dead Secret, The Glass Harmonica)

Richard Milton is a journalist and writer who writes stories most sensible people wouldn’t touch with a bargepole. He writes offbeat fiction: Dead Secret, is a mystery of the paranormal in everyday life. His book, The Glass Harmonica, is a mystery thriller. Concert pianist Julia Franklin is heir to an inheritance worth a billion dollars – enough to bankrupt America’s oldest bank when the trust matures. A third crime thriller is, Conjuring For Beginners. When legendary con-artist Ferdy Daniels dies alone and penniless, his daughter, Rosa, inherits his victims, who are convinced she was his partner in crime.

Interview with Novelist G.G. Collins (Reluctant Medium)

Having walked several beats, G G Collins has racked up a lot of column inches, a few awards and a fellowship. An avid reader since childhood, she started her reading career with Shirley Jackson’s We Have Always Lived in the Castle. From there, Stephen King was a small leap. The day she discovered the Hopi ceremony to call back the dead, she just had to ask: “What would happen if the wrong spirit returned?” Read it for yourself.

Interview with Novelist Angelica Kate (DISCORD)

Angelica Kate writes contemporary and inspirational romances primarily, but occasionally likes to dabble in other genres. She is a lifetime scribbler who has always enjoyed writing as a release of her creative juices. In 2014 in keeping a promise to a friend that has since passed on she published her first book Loving Abby, and was bit by the bug. When she isn’t writing Angelica is spending time with her husband, two daughters, extended family or friends or on the road pursuing her quest for new adventures to write about in her next book.

Interview with Writer Amy Baker (Wandering Mind: A Short Story Collection)

Author of short stories and Young Adult novels, Amy Baker resides in Yorkshire, UK. She began her writing career penning music reviews and articles, then found her passion in writing fiction, now writing self-published stories available from Amazon. Amy always looks outside the box when it comes to storylines, and hopes to inspire readers everywhere. Amy is also an animal rights advocate, student mental health nurse, crafter, runner and vegetarian.

Interview with Novelist Angela Gascoigne (The Angel of The Willows)

Angela Gascoigne began writing around the age of forty and now has seven e-books available on Amazon. Her first book, No Place like Home and Other Stories was published in 2013. She offers a lot of variety in her books: Short story collections, novellas, full-length novels and journal/memoir.