I think the title is self-explanatory but I guess it isn’t for everyone. 🙂
If you could ask me a question about writing or my work, what would it be?
What do you really want to know?
Is there anything?
If there is, jump into the comments section and ask. I will answer to the best of my ability.
While you think on it I’ll be lurking nearby and creating the final files for [Whiskey Tango Foxtrot] …
[Whiskey Tango Foxtrot]
Get ready for an exhilarating ride as Crockett, Ben, and Ronnie, three extraordinary individuals, embark on a mission like no other. In a world where danger lurks at every turn, they find themselves thrust into an off-book assignment that will test their skills and patience to the limit.
Their mission? Protecting a young woman blessed with hyperthymesia, an extraordinary memory that holds the key to an upcoming trial. They must ensure her safe passage to court, where her testimony could change everything. But that’s not all—Crockett has an additional challenge on his hands.
Unbeknownst to his team, Crockett has been entrusted with a secret task: to recruit this remarkable woman into an elite intelligence agency. Yet doubts nag at him. Can she transition from being a “social media influencer” to a bona fide intelligence operative? The stakes climb, and the answers lie in the unknown.
Meanwhile, Ronnie’s cousin Donald sets off a chain of events that disrupts the neighbourhood. Driven by a nagging suspicion of something sinister happening across the road and despite Ronnie’s reservations, Donald draws Nana and the Cronies of Doom into the mayhem and chaos that surrounds the across the road neighbours.
Prepare yourself for a heart-pounding tale of loyalty and deception. Will Crockett, Ben, and Ronnie rise to the challenges that await them? Can they protect the young woman while unraveling the mysteries that surround her and keep Nana out of jail?
Peppered with humour and shenanigans this is a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
Cat Connor 
[Whiskey Tango Foxtrot] is a terrific novel, and I’m looking forward to the final version. But while I wait… when I write, I basically let my characters tell me their stories. It means I don’t always have a set writing schedule, but they do talk, if that makes sense. What the process like for you? Do your characters tell you their stories?
Characters talking makes perfect sense to me. I knew we were similar in how we worked, I just knew it!
I never know what is going to happen in my stories. The characters show me what they want me to see as I write, I’m quite sure they keep things to themselves for their own amusement too! Pretty sure that Ronnie rolls her eyes at me while she’s telling me the story! 🙂