Book Club Interview
Today I have an interview with GLB Author Connections about my book. It’s going to be recorded and then posted to YouTube, I will keep everyone in the loop and post the link once it goes live…right now I’m just preparing myself with the questions they sent me #westecottromancenovels #readingcommunity #writingcommunity #historicalromance #mustread #booklovers #romancebooks #bookstagram #booktok #BookMarketing #promotionalmarketing
Participating in an author interview is always an exciting experience, especially when it involves discussing a story as close to my heart as my Westecott romance novels. Preparing for the questions from GLB Author Connections has not only helped me reflect on the themes of heartbreak and love that permeate my work but also deepened my appreciation for the historical settings that shape my characters’ journeys. One aspect I find fascinating while engaging with readers and fellow writers is exploring how emotional twists—like heartbreak—drive character growth. For anyone interested in writing historical romance, understanding how to weave emotional depth with historical context is crucial. For me, the process starts with immersing myself in the era's culture and social norms to create authentic backdrops for the romantic tension. I've also realized the importance of community in the writing world. Hashtags like #readingcommunity and #writingcommunity aren't just trendy—they represent vibrant spaces where authors support each other and share valuable insights. Being part of these communities has not only helped me grow as an author but also connected me to readers who truly appreciate the nuances of romance novels set in history. For aspiring authors preparing for similar interviews or promotional events, my advice is to embrace the process fully. Preparing thoughtful responses around your book's themes, your writing inspirations, and your journey brings authenticity that resonates with your audience. Once the interview goes live on YouTube, I look forward to sharing the link and hearing the community’s feedback, which always informs my next writing steps.

























































