Interview with Tracey Jerald, Author of Free to Reunite

What’s the story behind the story? What impressed you to write Free to Reunite?

Here’s my reality; I used to be bullied. I had family members hazed. This e book is impressed by the journey I, myself, traveled to arrive at my very own HEA.

If you had to choose theme songs for the principle characters of Free to Reunite, what would they be?

Dave Matthews Band: “Grey Street,” Kygo, OneRepublic: “Lose Somebody,” Switchfoot: “Dare You to Move,” Fall Out Boy: “Centuries,” Taylor Swift, and Chris Stapleton: “I Bet You Think About Me.”

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

I really like studying romance. If I’m not studying my favourite, I might be discovered with a e book of trendy poetry or historic biographies.

What books are in your TBR pile proper now?

J.D. Robb’s Desperation In Death, Dyan Layne’s Drummer Boy, and Shari Ryan’s The Maid’s Secret.

What scene in your e book was your favourite to write?

Kelsey, a author, has spent days tethered to her pc. After discovering a much-needed bathe, her finest pal whips open the bathe curtain to maintain a dialogue with her—bare—earlier than they head to Café Du Monde. The scene will get me guffawing each time I learn it as they maintain attempting to one-up one another.

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

I want an iced espresso and a number of Coke Zeros lined up. Plus, I’ve to play one tune on repeat for a complete writing session. I’ll drive my household bonkers as that may be wherever from six to eight hours with a single monitor on repeat.

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

“You can walk straight through hell with a smile.” – Lyrics by The Script

If you could possibly select one factor for readers to keep in mind after studying your e book, what wouldn’t it be?

Don’t let others rob you of life’s treasured moments.