Interview with Michelle Cox, Author of A Spying Eye

What’s the story behind the story? What impressed you to jot down A Spying Eye?

I used to be researching stolen artwork for concepts for e book six of the sequence and stumbled on the Ghent Altarpiece. I rapidly realized that wrapping the thriller round this well-known piece of artwork can be excellent. Not solely was a portion of it actually stolen in 1934, however it was coveted by Hitler for very weird causes, which added to the drama of the story. AND, greatest of all, the panel that was stolen in 1934 has by no means been recovered, which gave me so much of wiggle room to think about what might have occurred to it!

If you needed to decide theme songs for the primary characters of A Spying Eye, what would they be?

My excellent theme songs can be: “They Say,” carried out by Artie Shaw and Helen Forrest, or “Let’s Fall in Love” carried out by Ella Fitzgerald!

What’s your favourite style to learn? Is it the identical as your favourite style to jot down?

I like historic fiction.

What books are in your TBR pile proper now?

“Life after Life” by Kate Atkinson, “Jamaica Inn” by Daphne du Maurier, and “The Starless Sea” by Erin Morgenstern.

What scene in your e book was your favourite to jot down?

The scene the place Henrietta is lured as much as the aged Baron Von Harmon’s room in hopes of him exhibiting her the lacking portray she seeks. Instead, he reveals her a really totally different kind of portray. He is mentally a bit unstable and thinks Henrietta is a former paramour. Personally, I discovered his makes an attempt to seduce the pissed off Henrietta to be hilarious!

Do you could have any quirky writing habits? (fortunate mugs, cats on laps, and so on.)

Ha! No. Just black espresso, early morning, lights off besides one small, old school desk lamp.

Do you could have a motto, quote, or philosophy you reside by?

Write on daily basis!