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WELCOME SARA J. HENRY

SARA J. HENRY

SARA J. HENRY’s first novel, Learning to Swim, won the Anthony, Agatha, and Mary Higgins Clark Awards, was a Target Emerging Author pick, and was named one of Best Books of 2011 by the Boston Globe. Her second novel, A Cold and Lonely Place, was a Reader’s Digest Select Books choice and will be out in paperback from Broadway Books in November 2013. She’s written for Prevention, Adirondack Life, Bicycling, Triathlete, and other magazines, was an editor at Rodale Books and Women’s Sports & Fitness magazine, and was a newspaper and magazine editor. A native of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Sara now lives on a dirt road in southern Vermont with at least one too many dog.
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Q&A with Sara J. Henry

Do you draw from personal experiences and/or current events?
Not really either. An opening scene comes to me – which most often happens while I’m in a car on a long drive – and I spin the story out in my head. I can dream up most of a novel on a full-day drive, as long as traffic is light.

Do you start with the conclusion and plot in reverse or start from the beginning and see where the story line brings you?
I have the story roughed out in my head before I start writing – and I always know how the book is going to end. In fact, I tend to write the ending scene long before I get to it. Things may change slightly by the time I get there – in A Cold and Lonely Place the back-story and motivations of some of the characters changed as the story progressed, so I did alter the ending a bit. But the essence remained the same.

Which brings me to the next point: I like to let the characters develop and plot line change slightly as I go. A good example is in Cold and Lonely when someone knocks on the door of a cabin in the woods – and the person knocking at the door was not the person I’d planned it to be.

Your routine when writing? Any idiosyncrasies?
I have no set routine. If I’m writing new material, i.e, not revising or rewriting, I like to write early in the day or late at night, when the minutia of day-to-day life isn’t filling my head. When something’s going well, I don’t stop. If I’m having trouble with a section or passage, I’ll pull it out of the manuscript and put in a separate file to work on. I’ll print it out in a different font or use the Reading Layout view in Word to see the material differently.

Is writing your full-time job?
Like many other authors, I spend what seems like an enormous amount of time working to promote my books! (I particularly love library visits.) But writing, other than an occasional editing job, is my sole source of income.

Who are some of your favorite authors?
Carol O’Connell, Kate Atkinson, Frances Fyfield, Daniel Woodrell, Tana French, A.S. King, Matthew Dicks

What are you reading now?
An enormous number of books for a contest I’m helping judge. The only non-contest book I’ve read recently is Reality Boy by A.S. King.

Are you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it?
Yes, it’s the third in the series, and many of the familiar characters are back, including Troy’s brother, Simon, and her friend Alyssa from Burlington.

Your novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?
For much the same reason that I don’t give explicit descriptions of most of my characters – I like readers to be able to envision them as they would like – I don’t mentally cast my novels. With that said, when I was struggling with the first novel in this series, Learning to Swim, the character Philippe came alive to me only when I envisioned him as Christian Bale, as the father he played in the 2002 sci-fi movie Equilibrium. Mark Ruffalo (or many other actors) could play Jameson, although it would be lovely to have a Canadian or UK actor. And any versatile actor such as Kristen Stewart or Jennifer Lawrence could portray Troy perfectly.

Manuscript/Notes: hand written or keyboard?
I compose on a computer and do copious revisions by hand, and repeat the process over and over until I’m relatively happy with the manuscript.

Favorite meal?
Anything someone else prepares!

ABOUT THE BOOK

Freelance writer Troy Chance is snapping photos of the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival ice palace when the ice-cutting machine falls silent. Encased in the ice is the shadowy outline of a body–a man she knows.

One of her roommates falls under suspicion, and the media descends. Troy’s assigned to write an in-depth feature on the dead man, who, it turns out, was the privileged son of a wealthy Connecticut family who had been playing at a blue collar life in this Adirondack village. And the deeper Troy digs into his life and mysterious death, the murkier things become. After the victim’s sister comes to town and a string of disturbing incidents unfold, it’s clear someone doesn’t want the investigation to continue, and Troy doesn’t know who to trust.

A Cold and Lonely Place, the sequel to Learning to Swim, follows Troy on a powerful emotional journey as she discovers the damage left by long-hidden secrets and catches a glimpse of what might have been.

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Paperback: 304 pages
Publisher: Broadway Books
Publication Date: November 5, 2013
ISBN-10: 0307718425
ISBN-13: 978-0307718426

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WELCOME JACK HYLAND

JACK HYLAND

John W. Hyland, Jr. (Jack) born in Detroit in 1938 and raised in Philadelphia. Graduated high school in 1955 (The Haverford School, outside Philadelphia), Williams College (1959, majoring in theoretical physics) and received a M.B.A. from Harvard University in 1961. Moved to New York City (1961) where he has been ever since, with the exception of four years living in Paris and London.
His career has been in investment banking with Morgan Stanley & Co for 18 years (partner after eight years) followed by Warburg Paribas Becker (vice chairman), and PaineWebber (vice chairman) for eight years and the balance spent in a boutique investment banking firm (McFarland Dewey & Co.) until the last four years with Media Advisory Partners (founding partner) (www.mediaadvisorypartners.com <http://www.mediaadvisorypartners.com> )Besides The Moses Virus, he wrote a biography Evangelism’s First Modern Media Star, The Life of Reverend Bill Stidger (www.stidger.com <http://www.stidger.com> ) as well as articles syndicated by Hearst and The New York Times on his travels in India, Libya and Bhutan. He also has written articles in “Fine Gardening” magazine on his garden at his weekend house in Millerton, NY.Not-for-profit activities have included being Chairman, and Chairman Emeritus of the American Academy in Rome; Co-Chairman of Teachers College, Columbia University; Director of the College Art Association; and Trustee of the Clark Art institute.He has three children, Liza, married, with three children living in Rye, New York; Jonathan, PhD in Psychology, living and teaching in Salt Lake City; and Susannah, married, running a counseling clinic in Brooklyn. Jack’s partner is Larry Wente, who has an architectural firm in New York City.
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Q&A with Jack Hyland

Do you draw from personal experiences and/or current events?
I’ve personally known all the characters in The Moses Virus, with their good points and their weaknesses and ambiguities. For a while I wrote myself in as the hero, and even called him by my name. Quickly, however, he rebelled, and I gave him a new name, Tom Stewart, since he didn’t really want to be me. He was considerably happier and eventually so was I.
The ghastly virus in the book comes right off the front pages of the major newspapers (The New York Times: Debate Persists on Deadly Flu Made Airborne, cover page, December 27, 2011) with the running controversy about the motives of the scientists in resurrecting the world’s most devastating killer—somewhere between 50 and 100 million people killed by the Spanish flu of 1918-19. Is there any government that wouldn’t want to have its own supply? Also, we—the world of seven billion people—are headed for potential disaster in that the food supply is drastically falling behind the growth in population. Why? Many reasons: corruption, inefficiency, among others. The solution? Some would propose bio-engineered seeds boosting the output of crops, and others would curb population growth. Still others would cure corruption. Which would you pick and at what risk? Certain major companies see the profit opportunities.

Do you start with the conclusion and plot in reverse or start from the beginning and see where the story line brings you?
Some years ago, I was invited to meet at six in the morning on a hot summer day in Rome to watch while an archaeological team from the American Academy in Rome re-opened an excavation in the Roman Forum on the Palatine Hill. The first chapter came to me in this way, watching the team at work moving rocks, sifting the findings, while at the same moment imagining a catastrophic release of a deadly virus killing two of the archaeologists. In this “imagining” I polished off the head of the American Academy team whom I had known for years. I told him about his fate later, which he laughed about good-naturedly. With this, the story was off and running. I had no idea exactly where the story was going but I knew the characters would help me find the way. And they did.

Your routine when writing? Any idiosyncrasies?
About three in the morning, I wake up with a fabulous idea connected to my book. I toss and turn, and the idea keeps returning, changing sometimes, but persistently wanting some attention. I get up. I jot down the main points and go back to sleep. Later, when I get up, I take the notes from my dreaming state and work them into the story. Some of the ideas are too wild to use; others, however, join the story and enrich it. I never know in advance.

Is writing your full time job? If not, may I ask what you do by day?
Investment banking is my main job, mergers and acquisitions in media and education. Both areas are in major transition and face major needs to change if they are to remain viable. Challenging. I’ve also been Chairman of the American Academy in Rome, which gives the Rome Prize to Americans in many arts and scholarly fields, and it is where some of the action in The Moses Virus takes place; I’m Co-Chair of Teachers College, Columbia University, the oldest and largest of the nation’s schools of education (perhaps the setting of the next book—which depends on Tom Stewart and some other events); and a couple of other not for profit organizations. Travelling is a passion: Egypt, for example, fascinates me. Luxor and the supreme achievements of ancient Egypt, or Rome, or Paris, of Istanbul, and so on. I’ve been to 57 countries—as many as Heinz has varieties.

Who are some of your favorite authors?
I worked on an oil tanker for Sunoco one summer in college and after the modest work assignment was done each day, legitimately hid from more work duties. On the deck near the bow, another college student and I read all the rest of the day. I loved many of the classics: Dickens, Fielding, Jane Austen, and the Brontes. I moved to more current authors, Michael Crichten, discovered science fiction via Isaac Azimov, Philip Dick, Heinlein and on to the surrealist writing of Heller (Yossarrian—“He had decided to live forever, or die in the attempt”) and Vonnegut.

What are you reading now?
I enjoy the story telling and page turning skills of Stephen King, Tom Clancy and John Grisham. And I need to add that I’m a movie fiend, ranging from James Bond (both Sean Connery and Daniel Craig), action and adventure (Jason Bourne), certain comedies, science fiction (“Gravity”—wow, what an experience), twisted mysteries (Alfred Hitchcock). And certain television—Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, as well as a few series, such as The Newsroom, the amazingly cynical House of Cards with Kevin Spacey.

Are you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it?
May I quote from the last page of The Moses Virus? Alex is talking to Tom.
“Mr. Forensic Archaeologist, tell me exactly what was in Crystal’s small leather case when she drove away from Kronberg Castle.”
Tom said, “I have no bloody idea. And, perhaps it’s better that neither of us know. Furthermore, it will be some time before I join in an excavation in the Roman Forum again.”
“Fine by me,” Alex said.
And that is the way things stood for quite a while. But in exactly one year and three months, Tom would have the exact answer to Alex’s question.”
That’s all I can say, except that we are not done with Crystal, Alex and Tom.
h. Fun questions:-Your novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?
Clive Owen as Tom Stewart. Owen (Children of Man, The International) if he can handle an America accent is the closest I can get to Cary Grant both of whom have the good lucks, intelligence and sense of humor to be the main character; and Eva Green, (Bond’s love in Casino Royale), who is strikingly good looking, and totally self possessed would be a perfect Alex Cellini.

Manuscript/Notes: hand written or keyboard?
Scraps of paper from waking up and transcribing three AM ideas, but otherwise everything is written on the computer. There are drawbacks—I find it harder to locate certain passages whereas it would be easier if all were on pages of paper, or occasionally I mistakenly type for too long before saving, and you all know what happens then.

Favorite leisure activity/hobby?
I have an apartment in New York City, and a house in the Berkshires overlooking a lake and a hump-backed mountain. Why travel? I wonder, since where I live is better than any place else I’ve ever found. But I love to travel—sadly much of the Middle East which is the heart of our western civilization is in turmoil, so trips there are difficult at the present time. But the Far East, Europe, South America—there is so much to see and people to meet. I’m not enthusiastic about the Arctic or Antarctic, but maybe I’m not being fair.

Favorite meal?
Begin with a sublime salad of tomato and mozzarella, like I had this summer in Verona at a restaurant called the Twelve Apostles, followed by a main pasta course at a restaurant called Rosa Rossa in Venice, which is cited by Johnny Depp as his favorite restaurant in the world, a cool, crisp Italian pinot grigio, and then some gelato and coffee. Can’t beat this.

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ABOUT THE BOOK

The Moses Virus is a thriller primarily set in modern day Rome. Two American archaeologists die suddenly in an underground passageway in the Roman Forum leading to the buried rooms of Emperor Nero’s Golden Palace. The Italian authorities conclude that the deaths were caused by a devastating and highly contagious virus. Tom Stewart, an NYU forensic archaeologist who was present when the deaths occurred, becomes entangled in the race to find the supply of the virus—a race involving many powerful players desperately seeking the deadly contagion. Stewart must find and destroy the virus before others harness its sinister power.
The Vatican, foreign groups, the world’s largest genetically-modified seed manufacturer—all have their reasons, and none will stop until they succeed, no matter what the cost or risk to millions of people if the virus escapes and causes a pandemic.

BOOK DETAILS:

Genre: Archaeologists—Fiction
Hardcover: 256 pages
Publisher: Taylor Trade
Publication Date: January 7, 2014
ISBN-10: 1589799089
ISBN-13: 978-1589799080

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WELCOME CATE BEAUMAN

CATE BEAUMAN

Cate currently lives in Tennessee with her husband, their two boys, and St. Bernard, Bear. She is the author of the best selling romantic suspense series, The Bodyguards of L.A. County. Before her career as an author, Cate worked in special education for 12 years.

“I’m a pretty lucky girl; one day I woke up and my entire life changed. I saw the light, so to speak, and decided I was going to be a writer. Now, two years later, I’m working on my sixth novel, Justice for Abby, and I’m an Amazon best selling author. I’m very grateful for the support and success I have had. – Cate “
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GUEST POST

As I have discussed with previous book launches, music plays a huge part in my writing process. I typically listen to Pandora or YouTube and compile a collection of songs that I feel represent my characters or the situations they face as the novel unfolds. Here are a few of the songs that I had on “repeat” while I created Tucker and Wren’s story!

The soundtrack, of sorts, for Waiting For Wren:

Gone, Gone, Gone by Phillip Phillips
Lego House by Ed Sheeran
Wanted by Hunter Hayes
What Would Happen If We Kissed by Meredith Brooks
Trying Not to Love You by Nickelback
Beneath Your Beautiful by Labrinth Ft. Emeli Sande
I Hate How Much I Love You by Rhianna Ft. NeYo
Be Still by The Fray
All Along by Remedy Drive
Clarity by Zedd
Mirrors by Justin Timberlake
To Build A Home by Cinematic Orchestra

ABOUT THE BOOK

When the past and present collide…

Wren Cooke has everything she’s ever wanted—a thriving career as one of LA’s top interior designers and a home she loves. Business trips, mockups, and her demanding clientele keep her busy, almost too busy to notice Ethan Cooke Security’s gorgeous Close Protection Agent, Tucker Campbell.

Jaded by love and relationships in general, Wren wants nothing to do with the hazel-eyed stunner and his heart-stopping grins, but Tucker is always in her way. When Wren suddenly finds herself bombarded by a mysterious man’s unwanted affections, she’s forced to turn to Tucker for help.

As Wren’s case turns from disturbing to deadly, Tucker whisks her away to his mountain home in Utah. Haunted by memories and long-ago tragedies, Tucker soon realizes his past and Wren’s present are colliding. With a killer on the loose and time running out, Tucker must discover a madman’s motives before Wren becomes his next victim.

Read an excerpt:

She pulled in her drive, dropped her phone, and gripped the wheel with trembling hands as heat from the vents rushed over her. She stared at her darkened front steps in the shadows cast about from the neighbors’ tall trees. What if he was here? His texts weren’t threatening, and technically neither were the flowers, but Rex wasn’t healthy. In the two years she’d owned her home, she’d never been terrified to get out of her car and go inside like she was now.

This is what he wants. He wants you to be afraid while he plays his games. Steeling herself, she grabbed her phone and got out with her key fob clutched in her unsteady hand. The cool rush of wind tossed her hair in her face, and she swiped wavy locks behind her ear as she strained to hear over the rustling leaves. She walked quickly, her eyes darting everywhere.

She just had to get to the door and step inside. The panic button was in the entryway if she needed it. The police would come help her, along with whoever was fielding calls at Ethan’s company tonight. “I’m almost there. I’m almost there,” she whispered, flinching, blinking, startled as the sensor lights flashed on to brighten the walkway. The security lights. It was just the security lights. She forgot she reactivated the feature the night of the gala. She took another step forward and saw the blood by the pretty pot of red mums. “Oh my god. Oh my god.” A black cat lay on her step, decapitated and bloated in a pool of dark, congealed crimson. “Oh my…”

Her breath rushed in and out as she stumbled back. The cellphone in her clammy hand rang, and she screamed. Blindly, she pressed “talk.” “Hell—hello?”

“Do you like it?” someone whispered.

She whirled, scanning, searching for Rex. He was here, somewhere. He had to be.

“Why won’t you call me?” The whisper turned into a pathetic whine. “Why won’t you call me, Wren?”

“Stop,” she shuddered out as she hurried to her car, looking over her shoulder from time to time, sure he was waiting to pounce. “Stop doing this. I’m calling the police.”

The whining stopped abruptly and turned into mad, riotous laughter. “They won’t believe you! They won’t believe you!”

“Leave me alone!” She hung up, gasping for air. Tears poured down her cheeks, and her hand shook as she opened her door, took her seat, and locked herself in. She had to get out of here. She had to get away. It took her two tries to shove the key in the ignition as she glanced at the bloodstained step once more and backed out with a squeal of tires. She sped off, heading toward Ethan’s until she remembered he was gone and a quarter of his house had been gutted for the new edition. All of them were gone—Ethan, Hunter, and Austin. She pressed ‘one’ on her speed dial, listening to the repetitive ringing. Ethan’s smooth voice told her to leave a message, but she hung up instead. She turned down another street, taking her farther from her home, and punched in Ethan Cooke Security’s twenty-four hour assistance line.

“Ethan Cooke Security. This is Mia.”

“Mia, it’s Wren.”

“Wren, are you okay?”

“Yes.” Her voice broke, and she shook her head as she clutched the wheel with one hand. “No. No, I’m not. There’s a dead cat on my porch.”

“Oh.”

That didn’t exactly describe the horror she’d just backed away from. “Someone killed a cat and left it on my front step.”

“Oh my god. Where are you?”

“In my car.” She sniffed. “Driving around. I don’t want to go back to my house alone.”

“Of course not. Let me patch you through to Tucker Campbell. He’s on call.”

Tucker? “No, wait—” But it was too late. Soothing music played in her ear.

“Wren?” Tucker’s deep voice hummed with concern.

Her lip wobbled, and tears began to fall again. “Yeah, I’m here.”

“What’s going on? Mia said something about a dead cat?”

“Someone chopped some sweet cat’s head off and put the body on my front step.”

He muttered a swear. “Are you there now?”

“No, I’m in my car, driving around. It freaked me out. I don’t want to be at the house by myself.”

“I don’t want you there either. Come to my place until we get this figured out.”

If choking fingers of terror didn’t have her by the throat, she would’ve refused, but Tucker was offering his help. She needed help. “I don’t—I don’t know where you live.”

“Ocean View Apartments, off Highway One.”

“What if he follows me? He might be following me right now.” She glanced in the rearview mirror and cringed as headlights trailed behind her.

“Who?”

“Rex.”

“Who the hell is Rex?”

“The crazy bastard who left the dead cat on my porch.”

“Son of a bitch, Cooke. Don’t stop. Don’t’ pull over. Drive on a flat tire if you have to. Just get here. I’ll be waiting outside.”

“Okay,” she sniffed, too afraid to be prideful. “I’m about ten minutes away.”

BOOK DETAILS:

Genre: Romantic Suspense
Paperback: 414 pages
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: October 9, 2013
ISBN-10: 1492159271
ISBN-13: 978-1492159278

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