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Molly
Brown
Mrs Jones - Book 2
Mrs Jones - Book 2
B.A.
Morton
Genre: Crime/thriller/romance
Publisher: Taylor Street Books
ISBN:13 978-1481818612
ASIN:B00ARM6B7C
Number of pages: 292
Word Count: 81.000
Book Trailer: http://youtu.be/Kdi24jF_jzA
Book
Description:
A Child to save.
A Killer to catch.
Tommy
Connell’s playing with the bad guys again, but this time the rules have
changed...and he still hasn’t learned to play nice!
Connell’s keeping the wolf from the door, rooting out bad cops for his buddy Gerry Gesting. He’s handed in his badge, turned his back on all that, but...
When a weird little kid disappears into the night and no one gives a damn including the cops, he reckons that maybe someone should take another look.
The good cops are busy hunting down a serial killer...good.
The bad cops are busy hunting down Connell...not so good.
The serial killer, well he’s looking for victim number twelve, which is... definitely not good.
And little Molly Brown is about to throw an almighty spanner in the works.
Connell’s dabbling in things that he shouldn’t and it’s not the first time...
About
the Author :
Born in the North East of England,
B.A.Morton writes crime fiction and historical fantasy all with a smidgeon of
romance thrown in. After a twenty year civil service career, she and her family
escaped the rat race and relocated to the remote beauty of the Northumberland
National Park. She now works part time in the village GP surgery and lives in a
cottage built on the remains of a medieval crypt – the inspiration for the
medieval fantasy trilogy, “The Wildewood Chronicles”. She keeps chickens and
dogs, enjoys country life and can be bribed with chocolate! Her debut novel
“Mrs Jones” a fast paced, romantic, crime thriller set in New York, was runner
up in the Yeovil Literary Prize 2011 and subsequently published by Taylor
Street Publishing. The sequel, “Molly Brown” was released in December 2012.
Interview:
Author Interview Questions
Feb 20th Interview Molly
Brown – Janiera Books & Beauty
1. What made you choose to write in the Genre
that you write in?
I write in various genres, but fast paced crime thrillers
are my favourite read and therefore top of my list to write. I also include a
romantic element in all my novels, as a side dish to the main course.
2. What is your favorite thing about the
writing experience and why?
I love creating characters, and an environment that allows
them to grow and evolve. Quite often the characters lead me in the opposite
direction to my original plan.
3. How do you handle bad reviews?
All reviews are subjective. Bad reviews sting, but have to
be taken in context. Some people will enjoy my work and others won’t and that’s
okay. The more books you sell the wider the range of opinion. Bad reviews can
actually be helpful in pointing out something that may have been overlooked,
but some reviewers do like to vent and you just have to rise above it.
4. When you write, do you write for a long
period of time or do you write in short burst?
I work part time so I write when time allows and the muse
hits me. Generally I write long into the night.
5. Where
did your inspiration for this book come from?
Molly Brown is the second book in a
series. I wanted to progress the
characters that were created in the first book, Mrs Jones. As a mother, I was also intrigued by the world some children
create for themselves when overwhelmed by life. I liked the parallel between
Molly’s obsession with The Wizard of Oz
and Connell’s loss of courage and self belief.
6. What is your favorite author and why?
I enjoy the work of many authors, but in the crime genre my
favourite has to John Connelly. I like
the development of his hero Charlie Parker and the hint of the supernatural
that whispers through the series.
7. What words of advice would you give to
aspiring authors?
Write what you enjoy reading. Have belief in what you’ve
created. Accept advice but remember it’s your story. Have fun…and edit!
8. What is your favorite character in your
book and why?
Tommy Connell is a good guy who tries to do the right thing,
but has a tendency to get on the wrong side of authority. He is fiercely loyal
to his friends and family and so in love with Lizzie there is nothing he
wouldn’t do for her. However, he is human and there are elements of his past
which gradually surface as the series progresses.
9. If your book was turned into a movie, who
would you want to direct it?
Tony Gilroy, the director of The Bourne Legacy. I just love
the fast pace and twisty turny plot…and Jeremy Renner would make a pretty fine
Connell too.
10. What is your favorite movie?
Breakfast at
Tiffany’s…Audrey Hepburn - just wonderful!
11. Is there another hobby you have that you
would like to share?
I’m quite creative and when time allows enjoy making dolls
houses to my own designs. I make everything from the hand carved roof tiles to
the window frames and fire surrounds. I’ve also just started a medieval themed
wall hanging. It’s a new venture, all hand stitched, I’m
not sure I have the patience or indeed the time to complete it, but we shall
see.
12. Where do you see yourself in five years?
Hopefully, writing full time.
13. Coffee or Tea?
Tea…and chocolate biscuits!
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More insight into the world of B A Morton - not only a great author but other talents - making dolls houses, and tapestry. Is there no end to her abilities? ":)"
ReplyDeleteCan't beat tea and chocolate biscuits great combination. Love this series. And I love Tommy. Best of luck with it. And what a lovely site this is. I love the background.
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