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Eva Ramona

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The United States

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Romance, Chick Lit, Contemporary

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Danielle Steele has always been one of my favorite authors, as is Debb ...more

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June 2014

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From the time I was a young girl, I have loved to read stories, and to write them. My mother always said I had too active of an imagination - I guess she was right!

I started writing my very first novel (which is not, oddly enough, published yet - stay tuned) in 1985 while I was bored at work. The inspiration came from a lovely romance I was involved in at the time. Over the next several years, I would go back to the book and write more and then it would be back on the shelf. I finally completed it nearly twenty years after I had started it! Even though the inspiration had been a real life romance, the book, but not the romance, had a happy ending.

I believe my writing is a gift from God and hope He smiles down on my efforts.

I live in the sou ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Eva Ramona When writer's block happens I just try to go on to something else. I either work on another project, read a book, work in the garden - distract myself…moreWhen writer's block happens I just try to go on to something else. I either work on another project, read a book, work in the garden - distract myself. Usually within a few days I wake up in the wee hours with the exact words I couldn't find before. I think my brain needs to relax and regroup sometimes.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Eva Ramona Being in control! After all, YOU write the story. YOU create the characters. YOU make them do what you want them to - way different from real life! It…moreBeing in control! After all, YOU write the story. YOU create the characters. YOU make them do what you want them to - way different from real life! It's really fun to see people and stories that you've made up in your head take shape and become real.(less)

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	Left Turn Lane 2.50 avg rating — 6 ratings — published 2014 — 2 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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Allow me to introduce myself

So not only is this my first rodeo when it comes to publishing a book, this is my first blog as well. I apologize in advance for any mistakes I may make.

I love to write, I love to see characters begin and develop and its a blast to watch a story literally build itself.

I get ideas for stories from the strangest things! One story that I'm working on started one afternoon while I was driving home fro Read more of this blog post »

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Published on August 06, 2014 20:22 • Tags: beyond-the-mirage

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message 1: by Eva (last edited Aug 06, 2014 08:38PM)

Aug 06, 2014 08:38PM

I must mention that author, Colleen Hoover has been a tremendous inspiration to me. A friend directed me to an article about her success on Kindle and that's what lit the fire under me. I am so happy for Colleen that she has just continued to write and have great success - I only hope I can follow in her steps. If it weren't for that article, I would still be daydreaming about publishing my books instead of actually getting them out there. Thank you, Colleen, and the best of luck for your continued success.

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