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Name: J.P.S. Brown
Address: Box 972 -Patagonia, AZ 85624
Phone: 520-394-0185
Website: http://members.authorsguild.net/jbrown
Email: horsemn1020@cs.com

Questions:

Q: Where are you originally from?
A: Arizona-Sonora border.

Q: Can you tell us your latest book news?
A: Recently my four book Arizona Saga Series has been made available in handsome trade paperback by the Authors Guild and iUniverse. The foundation of truth for these four books titled, The Blooded Stock, The Horseman, Ladino, and Native Born was given me by my 102 year old Aunt Laura Mary Sorrells Bergier in 100 hours of interviews in which she told me the early history of my family of cattlemen on the Arizona-Sonora border. This series can be bought from any bookstore that sells new books, or from the author by contacting him at the above address.
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Author: Kathryn Casey
Website: KathrynCasey.com
Contact: kc@kathryncasey.com

Q: Where are you originally from?
A: The Midwest. I now live in Houston, Texas.

Q: Can you tell us your latest book news?
A: My new true crime book, “She Wanted It All,” on the Celeste Beard murder case in Austin, Texas, was released in March. It’s a fascinating true crime case, involving big Texas money, sex, and betrayal. Ann Rule has called it “a do-not-miss book” and “a triumph!”

Q: How old were you when you first started writing?
A: Elementary school. I remember going to the neighborhood library and looking through the Reader’s Guide to Periodic Literature, musing about how great it would be to have my name in there someday. The first time it happened, I was in my thirties. Now, I’ve written more than 100 articles for national magazine
and three books.

Q: When did you first realize you had the potential to be a writer?
A: I’m not sure. I guess I always believed it would happen.
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“That’s what I love about you Captain Drake, you treat everyone equally. I’m happy to see our dress code is not shocking to you, but I’m afraid if we were in London the crowds would swoon when they saw us in these men’s breeches.” Anna announced, as each of the women leaned forward and planted a light kiss on his cheek. Then Anna smiled brightly as she listened to Barbara followed by Joan thank Captain Drake for bringing the ship through the storm safely during the night.

“Now, put us to work Captain. We’ve come to help repair the sails, and let me warn you, I’m an excellent climber. Climbed my share of trees in my day.” Anna added with a bright smile.

Captain Drake would miss these women, they have brought so much joy to the voyage, and if ever a woman did ask about being a sailor on his ship, he most certainly would hire her. He shifted his attention to the little blond who stood with Anna, she was rather pretty, and he wondered why he had never noticed her before. She looked rather cute in her baggy breeches that seemed to swallow her up. Cute indeed, he thought. He heard her say her name was Joan; he’d have to ask Anna about her later at their chess game.

“Okay Anna, if you don’t mind you can climb the rigging and help with the repairs on the main sail. That sail is so large it’s easier to repair it while it’s hanging, as long as the wind doesn’t blow up. If you notice the first sign that the wind is picking up you get yourself right down here.” Captain Drake ordered while looking at Anna, thinking that Major Marsh would not be far behind and he found the idea amusing.

Name: Geri Buckley Borcz
Website: http://www.geribuckley.com
Contact: geri@geribuckley.com

Q: Where are you originally from?
A: I’m a military brat who was born in Georgia, USA.

Q: Can you tell us your latest book news?
A: My new contemporary romance release from Berkley is in the stores now. It’s titled For Pete’s Sake. And I’ve just contracted to participate in Berkley’s Hot Ticket anthology due out next year, which will also feature
contemporary stories from Julia London, Dierdre Martin, and Annette Blair.

Q: How old were you when you first started writing?
A: I was in my teens when I first started writing stories, but I started making up stories at a younger age.
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Name: Joanne Cini
Website: joannecini.com
Contact: joanne@joannecini.com

Questions:

Q: Where are you originally from?
A: I was born in Detroit, Michigan of emigrant parents who came here from Malta…most of our family is still there giving great reason to visit the gem of the Mediterranean!

Q: Can you tell us your latest book news?
A: Kingmaker_Be the One Your Company Wants to Keep…On Your Terms is in its second printing from Prentice Hall (Feb 04). Readers are continually discovering the book and finding that the stories and advise are timeless and very helpful. It is a gratifying feeling, to say the least.

Q: How old were you when you first started writing?
A: I was always writing as a child…prose, diary, poetry….I used to call my teen ledger my “crazy book.”
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