I have another blog tour that I am super excited to have the chance to be apart of! Today, Peace Love Books is a stop for The Devil Has Dimples by Pepper Phillips! And as part of this tour, I have an interview with the lovely Pepper Phillips :)
In three words, how would you describe The Devil Has Dimples?
Fun, thoughtful, satisfying.
If you could be anyone from The Devil Has Dimples, who would you be and why?
Great question. Bitsy comes to mind first, but her hubby is grumpy. Naomi is fun-loving, and doesn't care what people think of her. It might be nice to have that freedom in life.
How did you come up with the idea of writing about a girl discovering she's adopted and trying to figure out who her real father is?
I had a girlfriend in high school who found out that the man she thought was her father wasn't. It devastated her. She felt lost. It took her several years to realize that she was still a fantastic person, but it crushed her when she found out the truth. It still makes me sad for her. So, in my story, she gets a happy ending.
What do you when you're not writing?
Reading. I love to read.
What's your favorite color?
It's always been green. I'm Irish so give me green and I'm happy.
What's your favorite book and why?
It's a Regency by Carla Kelly and I read it every year. I've only read a handful of books twice, but this one calls to me. It's named The Lady's Companion. The hero doesn't appear on the scene in the beginning, but when he does, I fell for him. He's not handsome, tall, etc., but he's a man that you know would be there always. It's an excellent story.
What's next? Are you working on anything new?
Yes, I'm in edit mode with a Women's Fiction novella. It's an adaptation from a screenplay I wrote, called "Unconditionally"...it should be ready for release in the next month.
About the Author
The Devil Has Dimples
By Pepper Phillips
Release Date: October 1, 2011
In the Deep South, one of the first questions asked when meeting someone new in a small town is, “Who’s your daddy?” The answer defines you as a person. Not knowing is disheartening.
Sara McLaughlin never knew she was adopted and is stunned to realize that if she wants to find out the questions burning in her brain as to the ‘why’ she was given up at birth, and who her father might be, she has to live in her birth mother’s apartment for the next six weeks.
Grant St. Romain, attorney, is supposed to be helping, but the hunky dimpled devil is making her mind think of other things.
Can she find the truth? Or will she break her heart trying to find out the answers in Boggy Bayou, where many secrets are hidden? **Review to come**
I want to thank Pepper so much for being here today on Peace Love Books! For more information on Pepper and her novel The Devil Has Dimples, check out these links:
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