ARH – I’d like to welcome author Rosa Sophia to Lilac Wolf and Stuff. She has just released her latest story Check Out Time.
RS – Thank you for having me! I’m glad to be here.
ARH – What are you reading right now?
RS – I am really enjoying a novel by Malena Watrous, entitled If You Follow Me.
ARH – When did you decide to go into editing?
RS – It wasn’t something I decided; it just seemed like the right thing to do. In high school, I interned at the Bucks County Writer (now out of print) and then I went on to review submissions for Wild River Review. I love helping other writers improve their work.
ARH – It’s a dark and stormy night, what are you doing?
RS – Getting ready for bed. Rain always makes me sleepy.
ARH – Vanilla or Chocolate?
RS – Both.
ARH – What is your biggest internet time-waster?
RS – I think Facebook is the answer that everyone can agree on!
ARH – What is one thing you’d like to share about your new book Check Out Time?
RS – For those of you who have read Taking 1960, it’s a lot different. Since I wrote my first book years ago, my writing has changed quite a bit. I’m very proud of the way my writing has evolved, and continues to evolve. I had a lot of fun writing Check Out Time!
ARH – And where can my readers go to find more about you and your books?
RS – Readers, I would love for you to visit me at my website: www.rosasophia.com . . . Also, please “like” my Facebook fan page for updates on my writing and upcoming publications: www.facebook.com/authorrosasophia . . . I look forward to seeing you there!
ARH – Thank you for sharing your time with us, Rosa. I want to wish you continued luck in your writing career.
RS – Thank you so much! It has been my pleasure.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Book Spotlight: Check Out Time
by: Rosa Sophia
Synopsis: Naomi Vogler blames herself for her mother's tragic death, continually reliving the accident in her nightmares. When she reconnects with her estranged father, he invites her to live with him in a little town called Witchfire. A simple job stocking shelves overnight at a local grocery store seems a perfect distraction. But when the manager of the store is found dead in the boiler room, Naomi's boring job becomes something much more complicated. No matter how she looks at it, one thing is certain: retail is murder.
I've had the pleasure of working with Rosa Sophia before. She is a professional author and editor. Her writing is clear and captivating. Even though I wasn't a huge fan of Taking 1960, the story has yet to leave my memory. So I don't mind recommending this story, especially for the younger crowd (I'm talking early 20s not tweeners - lol).
It is available at: Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

**note: book spotlight means I did not read this book, but felt like sharing anyway**
Synopsis: Naomi Vogler blames herself for her mother's tragic death, continually reliving the accident in her nightmares. When she reconnects with her estranged father, he invites her to live with him in a little town called Witchfire. A simple job stocking shelves overnight at a local grocery store seems a perfect distraction. But when the manager of the store is found dead in the boiler room, Naomi's boring job becomes something much more complicated. No matter how she looks at it, one thing is certain: retail is murder.I've had the pleasure of working with Rosa Sophia before. She is a professional author and editor. Her writing is clear and captivating. Even though I wasn't a huge fan of Taking 1960, the story has yet to leave my memory. So I don't mind recommending this story, especially for the younger crowd (I'm talking early 20s not tweeners - lol).
It is available at: Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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**note: book spotlight means I did not read this book, but felt like sharing anyway**
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