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Dead Eyes in Late Summer by Renee Ebert
Welcome to Books By My Friends, Renee. You’ve got a thrilling time travel romance novel to tell us about. Let’s get started!
JH: What’s the blurb for Dead Eyes in Late Summer?
RE: Late summer 1931 and twenty-seven-year-old Adelyn Crawford is lying in a hammock in Tulip Junction, Georgia, when suddenly her former lover Innis Crawford begins to make love to her. Two things mar this perfect picture; Innis is dead and Adelyn is married to his brother, Garnett. A tug of war over Adelyn begins. Who will win this battle?
JH: What inspired you to write Dead Eyes in Late Summer?
RE: A piece from a prompt in a writing class outlined Innis Crawford, a southern gentleman.
JH: What one thing do you love most about writing?
RE: Becoming acquainted with my characters as they develop.
JH: What’s next for you in the way of writing/publishing?
RE: Publishing my newest novel "Writers Cramped" about a writer and her journey through the publishing world.
JH: How can readers contact you?
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BIO:
Renee is the author of two published novels and her numerous short stories appear in literary journals. She was recently a finalist for the Tobias Wolff Fiction Award for her short story, "Like A Pearl." Renee studied English Literature at Georgetown University and was invited and attended The Tom Jenks Workshop in San Francisco. She considers the Workshop as a defining moment in her writing career in literary fiction.
JH: Thanks for visiting BBMF, Renee. Time travel romance novels are popular. We wish you much success with Dead Eyes in Late Summer (that title!) Please come back when Writer’s Cramped is ready to chat about.
All good things,
Joy
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Fascinating dilemma. Not just the time travel, but the feelings of the heroine, which man does she love? Also I admire the courage of the title. I think it will attract readers.