Welcome to Romance Books 4 Us, a place for all romance and all
genres. We’re very happy to have you here with us today.
First, tell us a
little bit about yourself…
I’m an Air Force used to moving about and who now finds herself in
New York City. When I first arrived, I hate this place but I learned to love
living here in the Big Apple. I spend most of my days either writing or reading
and caring for my very demanding lovebird Boobula. He doesn’t like when I’m
sitting at my computer.
What or who initially inspired you to become a writer?
I have always concocted stories in my head and wanted to be a
writer but I was too scared to chase that dream when I went to college. But
then I had a tragedy in my life and the plans I made for it ended so I decided
to chase my dream no matter what.
What kind of research do you do for a novel and how extensive do
you get?
I love research. And since I write historical romance, I really
get to indulge in that. I must say that I do extensive research though most of
it doesn’t end up in the novels. I like to get an understand and feel for the
time period—Medieval Scotland right now.
When do you write? Early
morning? During the day sometime or all day?
After the kids go to bed?
I write all day long. I take breaks and do other stuff such as
play Candy Crush Saga or fool around Pinterest (my favorite social media) or
spend time with my 4-years-old nephews and the only man in my life.
Is there any other genre that you would love to try writing? If so, what is it?
I would like to do mystery but I’m always pulled back to romance.
One day perhaps…
Do you ever see yourself as the heroine/hero or find yourself
relating to them when you write a story?
Oh yes, I always put a little bit of myself in them usually their
fears or flaws. My writing has helped me deal with a few issues.
Do you have a special place you like to do your writing? Such as
an office, a spare room, the dining room table, your couch?
I have my desk in the corner of my cramped apartment. That is
good place for me when I have to buckle down. But I usually write in bed
propped up with pillows and surrounded by my notes and research.
As a reader, what types of genres do you enjoy? And do you think
they influence the genre/genres you write in?
I love my historical of course but in truth, I love to read all
different romance novels. I especially love a book that has me laughing and
emotionally fulfilled. I think all the genres influence me. They always help me
get my ideas stirring.
Where can our readers find you?
Email: mt@MageelaTroche.com
Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/MageelaTroche
Website/blog: http://www.MageelaTroche.com
Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/Mageela-Troche/e/B00CHTIRFW/
Is there an upcoming or current release you would like to
share
with us today and where can we find it?
My new release is :
Claiming the Highlander. A
Medieval Highlander Romance novel.
First
came marriage...will love come next?
As
children, stoic Caelan MacKenzie married feisty Brenna Grant for a parcel of
land and an Earldom. Then the child bride and groom went their separation
ways.
Years
later, Caelan is the feared Viking Highlander, a great warrior. His father lies
on his death bed and now Caelan must return home to take his place as the Chief
of Clan MacKenzie. Time has come for him to face his past and the secret he has
carried. Some believe him unworthy to lead.
All
but his wife—Brenna knows the true man that he is from the letters they had
been exchanging since childhood. Now at Castle MacKenzie anticipates her
husband's return. Brenna must use her influence to protect the Grant clan
or have her life destroy. And that she refuses to happen.
From
the Scottish Highland shores to the rugged glens, the alpha male and his brave
heroine must battle against outside forces to save their wedded life even as
they succumb to their sensual desire.
Can
they save all they hold dear including their growing love? Or will they be
defeat and betrayed?
Buy
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1 comment:
Love Highlander stories....this one sounds unusually good.
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