Welcome, boys and girls, to another round of The Next Big Thing, this one courtesy of the fabulous Lexi George. If you haven’t read the fabulous Lexi’s books – starting with Demon Hunting in Dixie – you must. And just to whet your appetite, here’s the fabulous Lexi herself, reading the Weenie scene, at the Olde City, New Blood conference in St. Augustine in February.
British-Nigerian actor O.T. Fagbenle looks a lot like I imagine Rafe in my head. Boris Kodjoe and Shemar Moore would be OK too, although they’re both getting too old. And Savannah looks sort of like Faith Hill: a pretty and sexy girl-next-door type.
5) What is the one-sentence synopsis of your book?
It doesn’t really have one. Or maybe I should say that I haven’t taken the time to come up with one. The tagline on the book is “The honeymoon’s over…”
6) Who is publishing your book?
It’s part of my self-published series, so the short answer is, I am.
7) How long did it take you to write the first draft of the manuscript?
Two months. The amount of time it usually takes me to write this length book.
8) What other books would you compare this story to within your genre?
Most people seem to think the Cutthroat Business books remind them of Stephanie Plum. Not surprisingly, since that’s what I was reading when I wrote the first book. There’s more emphasis on the romantic relationship, though. The series is really one long romance novel more than anything else. Unless the mysteries are directly related to the romantic relationship, they’re more in the vein of background.
9) Who or what inspired you to write this book?
My readers! I thought the series was finished after five books, but so many people emailed me asking for more, that I figured I’d give it a try and see if I could get back into it. It’s been nice, visiting with old friends. I just hope I’ve managed to recapture whatever magic the original books had!
10) What else about the book might pique the reader’s interest?
I have no idea. It’s just the next installment of the ongoing saga of Savannah and Rafe, you know?
So, I’m stalking myself on the internet because I’m pathetic and that’s the way I roll, and I find myself on the fabulous Jenna Bennett’s website. OMG!!! Thanks for pimping me out, my friend. 🙂
You’re so very welcome, my friend. And I stalk myself too. 🙂
We should start a support group for self stalkers!