Ask the Author: Kameron Claire
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Kameron Claire
My body my choice.
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Kameron Claire
Wedding the Widower is actually a prequel. It’s the parents story, Terrence and Julia Grayson, and how they got together in the late 80s to create this wonderful and multicultural family.
Kameron Claire
I messaged you. So glad you enjoyed it. 18 amazing authors, there is bound to be something for everyone - and it’s for charity too!!
Kameron Claire
Lots of short instalove reads, as well as contemporary and paranormal romance.
Kameron Claire
Wake up. Think about my characters while away from the keyboard, which makes me super anxious to get to my keyboard.
Kameron Claire
Tell stories and then hearing from someone how a line, scene, or character really resonated with them. Nothing better. One of my many writing goals is to create someone's book boyfriend. I have plenty myself, and I'm thrilled when someone hits me up with their love of one of my characters.
Kameron Claire
Alisha needed her story told, book 3 - Tempting the Teacher, and since she's had a huge chip on her shoulder since her introduction in book 1 - Bedding the Boss, and she got louder and more obnoxious in book 2 - Enticing the Ex, she needed a challenge and touch of introspection served up to her. A quiet, unassuming, successful professor who is not at all what he seems was her perfect match.
Kameron Claire
Book 0.5 of the Grayson Enterprises series (book 1 - 3 are already out) and Book 1 of the #WomansWorkRemodels series.
Kameron Claire
Write. Write your story. Read it aloud, and then rewrite your story. Then, and only then, worry about the business of writing. Perhaps not the formula for a best selling author...but when someone says, "I'm thinking about quitting." I say, "How can you quit? Aren't the characters talking to you? Aren't they showing you what they want relayed to the world? Go write your story, then worry about the business stuff."
Kameron Claire
Pretty much do anything other than try to write. Take the boy for a walk, think about the characters, ask myself (or them) questions and bam! There ya go. As a panther, I think in scenes, and then I extrapolate those scenes and learn more about the characters, their motivations, their goals, their likes and dislikes...and it goes on from there.
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