Matt Forrest was born to be an actor,
but grew up at Thunder Mountain Ranch as a cowboy. So when things go haywire
after shooting his first Hollywood movie, he retreats to his childhood home
where he knows his parents and foster brothers can help him figure out what he really wants out of life.
But PR agent, Geena Lysander, isn’t
about to lose one of her best new clients—so she follows him. And things get
complicated because she’s attracted to Matt, and not just for his handsome,
movie-star good looks. As she gets to know the man behind the cowboy, their
professional relationship becomes passionately personal. Could Matt’s next big
role be as Geena’s leading man?
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1)
What
is your favorite part about writing In the Cowboy’s Arms?
·
Hollywood newcomer Matt Forrest is
falsely accused of behaving dishonorably. I loved writing the scenes where his
foster family stands behind him because they all know he would never do such a
thing. Warms my heart.
2)
Is
there anyone who you based Matt and Geena off of, or who you drew your
inspiration from?
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Matt is a little like my son, who’s the
nicest guy in the world, and he sometimes blunders into a dicey situation
because he sees the best in everyone.
3)
When
did you first realize that you wanted to be writer?
·
I’ve been writing since I was eight, but
I didn’t realize I could make money at it until I was in my thirties.
4)
What
is your favorite thing about writing contemporary romance?
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I get to play with modern-day slang!
It’s tricky because some words stick and others fade. The word “cool” is one of
the few that’s survived over several generations.
5)
How
many books have you written? Is there one that you would consider your
favorite?
·
About 150. That would be like picking a
favorite child! But if I had to choose a recent one, it would be CLAIMED!, the
third book in my Sons of Chance series. I heart Jack Chance.
6)
What
future projects are you working on?
·
More cowboy stories! I love writing
them.
7)
Do
you have any advice for new writers?
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Don’t be intimidated by the success of
others. Everyone starts at zero so leap into the current and swim like hell.
It’s not an easy way to make a living, but it’s incredibly rewarding.
VICKI LEWIS
THOMPSON is a New York Times bestselling author who
worked as a journalist and a high school English teacher before deciding to
become a romance novelist. She was the recipient of Romance Writers of
America’s Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award, and has published more than 100
books.
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