Ask the Author: Casey Wyatt
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Casey Wyatt
Hi Piper,
Nice to meet you!
Nix retains memories that happened outside of a mission. So in the case of Nate, she dated him during a work hiatus. Cal is a bit more complicated in that they fell in love during a mission. When the mission was over, her memories were removed which included her time with Cal. Sadly for Cal, he still remembers.
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Nice to meet you!
Nix retains memories that happened outside of a mission. So in the case of Nate, she dated him during a work hiatus. Cal is a bit more complicated in that they fell in love during a mission. When the mission was over, her memories were removed which included her time with Cal. Sadly for Cal, he still remembers.
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Casey Wyatt
While I love the paranormal genre, I wanted to try something new after writing six of them in the last few years. With each book, they usually start with a flash of a character or a place. The idea for Over Easy came while working on two other novels during 2013. I made a note of the idea, wrote a blurb then put the idea away. I was finally able to plot the story this spring and I've been writing it ever since.
Casey Wyatt
Some days writing is a joy. Words just flow and it all looks good. Those are the easy days.
Most of the time, I plant my butt in the chair, put my fingers on the keyboard and just do it.
Most of the time, I plant my butt in the chair, put my fingers on the keyboard and just do it.
Casey Wyatt
Write. Write. Then write some more. Also, recognize that writing is a business and rejection won't kill you. Sure, you'll be disappointed but it will also make you stronger. There are so many would be writers or people who spend more time talking about writing. Don't be one of those people. Finish what you start. Continue to learn. And most importantly: Never give up. Never surrender.
Casey Wyatt
Gosh. Seeing my ideas come to life on paper. And sharing my stories with other people. I love, love, love to read and I love to write. I've met so many wonderful people over the past few years. That, by itself, has been worth the price of admission.
Casey Wyatt
I don't believe in writer's block. But I do believe that not knowing where your story is headed can lead to indecision which can ultimately slow or stop progress. My method for dealing with days where the words won't come is to write anyway.
Casey Wyatt
A contemporary romance called Over Easy. This is the first time I've written a novel outside of the paranormal romance and urban fantasy genre.
Here's a sneak peek:
Audra Harper understands that to make an omelet, she has to crack a few eggs. Sadly, that’s limit of her cooking knowledge. So it comes as a huge surprise when her uncle bequeaths her the family diner – Over Easy – a near sacred institution to the residents of cozy Bucklebury, Vermont. She doesn't know squat about owning a restaurant. Worse, the diner that has been in her family for over fifty years isn’t turning a profit. Not wanting to be the one who runs it into the ground, she puts out a desperate call for help and opens her doors to reality television.
After leaving Bucklebury without a backward glance, Chef Dashiell Grant built his reputation rescuing restaurants on his hit TV show – Dash of Reality. Tired of dealing with combative, whiny owners, he’s ready to move on. For his finale, he agrees to one last rescue – Over Easy – the diner where he got his start. The only problem – the owner hate his guts because of an embarrassing high school prank that had unintended consequences. Now, instead of retiring on a high note, he may crash & burn.
Here's a sneak peek:
Audra Harper understands that to make an omelet, she has to crack a few eggs. Sadly, that’s limit of her cooking knowledge. So it comes as a huge surprise when her uncle bequeaths her the family diner – Over Easy – a near sacred institution to the residents of cozy Bucklebury, Vermont. She doesn't know squat about owning a restaurant. Worse, the diner that has been in her family for over fifty years isn’t turning a profit. Not wanting to be the one who runs it into the ground, she puts out a desperate call for help and opens her doors to reality television.
After leaving Bucklebury without a backward glance, Chef Dashiell Grant built his reputation rescuing restaurants on his hit TV show – Dash of Reality. Tired of dealing with combative, whiny owners, he’s ready to move on. For his finale, he agrees to one last rescue – Over Easy – the diner where he got his start. The only problem – the owner hate his guts because of an embarrassing high school prank that had unintended consequences. Now, instead of retiring on a high note, he may crash & burn.
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