Harlequin SuperRomance
Married too young, divorced too soon?
Jeff Wells
hasn't seen his ex-wife, Maggie Russell, in years. Yet as they reunite to
settle their son into his college dorm, Jeff discovers the attraction between
them is still present—and very strong. Yet so are the reasons they shouldn't be
together…
Still,
what's the harm in giving in to their desire for a few days? No expectations,
no strings. But the affair is so passionate, soon Jeff wants more. He wants
what they used to have, only better. First he needs to convince Maggie this is
their second chance at love and not simply a repeat of the past.
PAMELA HEARON’S
Southern accent infuses both her speaking and writing voices. Her drawl is
undeniable, as is her passion for all things outdoors. She considers the laptop
the greatest invention; it allows her to write on the deck, in the garden, and
while traveling with her husband in their motorhome. Pamela loves being a
storyteller who can give even the most star-crossed lovers their Happily Ever
After.
THE BIRTHDAY Q&A
PAMELA: One year, my husband and I had been to New Orleans
in March, and I had fallen in love with the city’s iconic Muffaletta sandwich. That year for my birthday, my precious
husband had our local bakery bake the special bread. He ordered olive salad straight from Central
Grocery in NOLA, and all the special meats from St.Louis (from the same
supplier Central Grocery uses!). I was
busy in my garden throughout the morning.
When he called me in for lunch, he surprised me with an authentic Muffaletta, which of course
tasted even more marvelous with all the extra love that went into it.
ANGI: What is the best birthday gift you’ve given?
PAMELA: For my husband’s 50th birthday, I
planned a trip to Scotland for the two of us.
There was a total eclipse of the sun on that day that year, so it seemed
like it was meant for us to be there.
The trip was amazing, and that particular birthday was one neither of us
will ever forget.
ANGI: Hiking Boots or Dancing Heels on your birthday?
PAMELA: Dancing Heels—anywhere, anytime!
I love to dance. In fact, my
Twitter bio confesses that I’m an introvert who dances like an extrovert J
ANGI: Which Disney character shares your birthday month?
Minnie Mouse, Donald
Duck or Goofy? (no cheating now J )
PAMELA: It has to be Donald. With his
stubborn attitude, he would have to be a Taurus.
ANGI: The answer is... Goofy. J
ANGI: What do you like best about the hero of MY WAY
BACK TO YOU?
PAMELA: Mark Wells is a family man, through and through. Despite the fact that he lives across the
country (Kentucky to California), he and Maggie have made joint custody work,
and he has stayed active in his son’s life.
He also shares responsibility with his parents for his sister Chloe, who
has Multiple Sclerosis. Family is
everything to him, and that just makes him unforgettable to me.
ANGI: Who would it be for a birthday date: Benedict
Cumberbatch or Chris Pine?
PAMELA: Benedict—yum‼!
ANGI: Did you know that this famous guy shares your
birthday?
PAMELA: I did know
that! I’ve always been very proud to share my day with Stevie Wonder. Unfortunately, he absorbed all the musical
ability quota for that day—but he left the writing skills for me J
ANGI: Do you give your hero & heroine birthdays?
PAMELA: Some of them, yes—especially if I need a special
day for a plot point.
ANGI: If you could replay your favorite birthday, which
would it be
PAMELA: My last birthday was one of the BIG ones (you know, the kind that end
in 0). My husband threw me a surprise
party with lots of family and friends at one of our favorite local
restaurants. He even hired a band, so we
had live music. We ate and drank and laughed for hours—and I didn’t have to
clean up anything. It was wonderful
(and, yeah, you can tell by my answers that I’m very blessed with the best
husband in the world. No wonder I write
romance!).
ANGI: What's your most favorite thing to do on your
birthday?
PAMELA: Corny as it sounds, I really love anything that allows me to be with my
family. My mid-May birthday usually
lands close to Mother’s Day, and that
translates as family time. We are
scattered across the country, so anytime together is special. We cook pizza in our wood-fired pizza oven,
and by that time of year local strawberries are in season, so strawberry shortcake
is the dessert of choice immediately after the meal. Birthday cake comes later on after many games
of Corn Hole (aka Bags). A cool chardonnay
and plenty of hugs round out the day.
ANGI: What is your biggest birthday vice?
PAMELA: Aaiiieee!
Birthday Cake‼! I LOVE white cake piled high with vanilla buttercream
icing. Cream cheese icing? No , thank you. It must be vanilla buttercream—preferable
tinted pink.
ANGI: If you could have your favorite movie star for
one day, what would you do?
PAMELA: Daniel Day Lewis and I would lounge on an Italian beach for most of the
day. Then he would take me to dinner in Paris on his private jet. Afterward, we would go from club to club,
dancing until dawn.
ANGI’S GOTTA ASK: If you could give a birthday
present to all our readers (trip, gift, or whatever), what would it be? And
why?
PAMELA’s GOTTA ANSWER: If I could
give a birthday present to all our readers, I would give them the ability to see
their own beauty. If everyone felt good about themselves, there would be far
less hatred and a lot more love in the world.
Who knows what that might lead to?
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UP NEXT for PAMELA: My next release is Book #4 in my
Taylor’s Grove series
Right Where We
Started, Harlequin Superromance, December 2015
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in Paris, His Kind of Perfection, and My Way Back to You. North America Readers
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Mary Lawrence
UP NEXT ON GLIAS: Edith Maxwell
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PAMELA WANTS TO KNOW: Since it’s my birthday and I’m in the
mood to dance, tell me this: If your life could have a theme song, what would
it be?
Good morning and HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Pamela ! I hope you celebrate with lots and lots of cake. Does it count that I have a PLAYLIST ?
ReplyDeleteThe song that comes to mind though is PEANUTS: Linus & Lucy
Just before I write I constantly play: EVERYDAY SUPERHERO by Smashmouth
That definitely count, Angi! PEANUTS has me intrigued. We must discuss this one sometime :-)
DeletePamela, Happy Happy B-day! :)
ReplyDeleteHmmm, my life's theme song? I am not really good with song titles... hmmm, I will have to give it some thought.
greenshamrock at cox dot net
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling?
DeleteHappy Birthday Pamela. My song is Dancing in the Moonlight by King Harvest. My upbeat dance song is Relax by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. For current songs I like Shut up and Dance by Walk the Moon. yenastone at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteI love Dancing in the Moonlight!
DeleteHappy birthday! Maybe a Taylor Swift song?
ReplyDeletebn100candg at hotmail dot com
I like TS, too. How about Shake It Off?
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