The first book in an upcoming series where we follow Christian through her struggles of an unknown past as she deals with short term memory loss.
This book is full of laughter, and intriguing moments that make you wonder just what the heck is going on! (in a good way).
Christian Robb is a twenty-four year old woman who is stuck at home and forced to live with her controlling parents. At the age of sixteen, she was in an accident that resulted in short term memory loss. When two men enter her life, she has to figure out what's true and what's not- because everything is not what it seems.
Interview with MA Scott
1- Was there
anything particular that inspired you to start your journey of being an author?
After a long
semester of online classes, I wanted to take a break from school. Long story
short, I got really bored really fast and decided to start doing book reports.
After a few papers, I got tired of reading and decided that I would try my hand
at writing. That was March of 2014 and I’ve been writing ever since.
2- What would
you say is the hardest part of writing/publishing a book for you?
I would have to
say committing to finishing a story. Finding time to write when there’s so many
cheesy Lifetime movies I could be watching is really hard. Okay, that was a
joke, but in all honesty, I am a huge procrastinator. Finishing what I start is
hard for me to do.
3- If you could
only read four books for the rest of your life, what would they be?
Why? Why? Why?
Okay, I guess I
would have to say the Bible because my faith is really important and let’s be
honest, there’s so many neat stories in there.
The Time Traveler’s
Wife by Audrey Niffenegger is another one. That book is amazing and life
changing. If you haven’t read it yet, it’s definitely one to put on your TBR.
Another would
be Crazy Ladies by Michael Lee West. I read it for the first time when I was
twelve and it revolutionized my reading experience. After reading that book,
The Babysitter’s Club just didn’t have the same effect on me.
And the last
one would have to be a story that hasn’t come out yet. Guiding Light by Jessica
Florence. I’ve been beta reading it for a while and cannot wait until the whole
thing is finish. It’s amazing. Amazing.
4- Do you and
your main female character share any personality traits?
In every story
that I write, I always put a little bit of me into it. Not always on purpose.
My characters are definitely their own women, but I do see bits and pieces of
myself in them. Christian has a bit of a temper, like I do, so it’s interesting
to see how she responds.
5- If you could
live in any book what book which would it be?
You’re killing
me! Love these questions though!
I guess I would
have to pick the world of Harry Potter, which I love. I’m a huge Harry Potter
Fan.
6- Where do
your ideas for your books come from? Dreams? Music?
The inspiration
comes from the weirdest places. Sometimes I’ll be talking with a friend and
bam! a plot comes to mind. Sometimes it is a song or a person. Most of the
time, I think of new plots and characters when I’m writing a different story.
7- Any advice
for aspiring authors?
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