Synopsis
Sadie is thriving in her new life and taking every moment to enjoy her new freedom. After a failed marriage that changed everything she knew to be true, she gets the courage to start over on her own. Sadie’s world quickly changes from her new normal when one night she gets pulled over by the most gorgeous police officer she’s ever met.
Feeling optimistic about opening up again, she hopes that begins with Officer Stevens. He’s protective, sweet and seemingly trustworthy. She wonders if her past will ever allow her to get close to someone again. Her friends keep telling her how much she finally deserves to be happy. Will their chance meeting give her an opportunity to find out how fulfilling true love really should be? She wants to put her past to rest and move on, but will she finally allow herself to trust him when she feels like her life might be in danger?
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I slipped my tank top over my head and pulled it down as I caught a glimpse of the scar that stretched across the left side of my lower stomach. It triggered a memory of who I thought I would be forever; a useless piece of someone’s property.
Meet Elaine:
Interview:
Tell me about yourself, and your
writing.
A: It’s pretty boring, honestly. I
wrote the outline for Keep Me Safe for an assignment when I was in
college, and it constantly nagged at me to actually write the story.
It took a day over an entire year because I have two young children,
but I FINALLY wrote it!
How long have you been writing? How
many published books do you have, and what genres?
A: This is my first book. And it took
366 days to write. And it’s contemporary romance, subgenre of
suspense.
Do you write in multiple genres or just
one? If just one, do you ever consider straying outside your genre?
A: Maybe one day. But I’m not one of
those people where book ideas and scenes come easily. It takes me a
long time to develop them in my head first.
Are you a plotter or do you write from
the seat of your pants?
A: I think. And think, and think and
think. It’s awful. I can’t write out of order, so sometimes I get
stuck in one place for longer than I should allow myself to be.
What is a typical writing day like for
you?
A: Nap time I can get in a little bit
if there isn’t house cleaning to do. Then I can write after my kids
go to bed. But not everyday! My husband travels for roughly half the
year, so I don’t write on the evenings he’s home. Good reason why
it took me a whole year to finish it ;)
Who do you love to read? Favorite
authors, favorite books?
A: My inspiration for writing a book
came from Ronie Kendig and Irene Hannon. They’re Christian
fiction/romance writers. I have read everything they’ve ever done,
and I’m always in awe. But my other favorite author since finding
the Indie world is Colleen Hoover. I have so many that I ADORE, but
she ‘takes the cake’ for me, so to speak.
What is something you'd like to
accomplish in your writing career next year?
A: Honestly, I just want people to love
my books. Would I love to be a best seller? Sure. But the odds of
that are astronomical. So all I hope for is that people love what I
write. That makes it worth it to me.
If you could have one paranormal
ability, what would it be?
A: I honestly have no clue!
If you could keep a mythical/
paranormal creature as a pet, what would you have?
A: A unicorn. My poor five year old
loooooves them and gets so upset that she can’t have one!
Tell us a little about your latest
release.
A: It’s a little bit of a bunch of
good stuff. Hot officer, non-annoying female character, funny
secondary characters, and a bunch of drama in certain places. I’ve
pulled a lot of my real life people and experiences and put it in the
story, and it works!
What is something that you absolutely
can't live without? (Other than family members)
A: Reeses peanut butter cups and my TV
shows. I’d rather die a slow, painful death without them.
Could you ever co author a book with
someone? If so, who would you choose, and what would you write?
A: I probably could. But it would have
to be past tense. Because I’ve tried writing anything else, and I
get so screwed up.
What are some of your other hobbies
outside of writing?
A: Anything DIY, really. I own a craft
business, and that’s pretty much all I have time for anymore.
What is something you've always wanted
to do, but haven't done yet. Why not?
A: Ride on a boat. Other than the ferry
at Disney World. I grew up in Florida and have never been on a boat.
Weird, right?
If you were on the staff to have a book
adapted to movie, what would you pick?
Thoughtless series. I seriously loooove
me some Kellan. And you know he’d be hot.
What is a talent you wish you had, but
don't?
A: Public speaking! I don’t know if
that’s a talent, but I always wanted to be a sportscaster on tv if
I couldn’t be a band teacher.
Favorite color?
A: Blue!
Weather: Hot or cold?
A: In the middle! I’m a low 70’s
kind of gal.
Favorite place to read?
A: My bed. I have a certain pillow for
my head, a certain one to prop up my iPad lol
Favorite meal:
A: Anything southern. Like…really
southern. Collard greens, pinto beans, meatloaf.
Favorite non-alcoholic drink.
A: Sweet tea, of course! I’m a
southern girl through and through.
If you could travel anywhere and do
anything, no limits or money holding you back, where would you go?
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