Pulled it out a few years ago and reread it. Worked on it on my summer vacations) they immediately moved (it took me three years to complete the book, since I only To this day, I believe thatĪs soon as they read in my cover letter that I was fifteen I eventually finished the book, and I sent it off to Sweet Dreams When he came back 3 hours later to see how I was doing, I'd written two chapters! He said, "Okay," and that night he sat me in front of hisĬomputer (we were the first people on the block to getĪ home computer-it was one of those old Osbornes with theħ-inch screen) and told me to go to it. "I'm studying these so I can write one myself." Panicked that I'd lose my favorite reading material, I said, Said, "Vocabulary words," but when pressed, I couldn't findĪ single word in the books I didn't already know.
One reason why reading them was good for me. Impossible for me to write a book without any humor. So he told me I could keep reading them if I could come up with My father caught me reading Sweet DreamsĪnd Sweet Valley High books, which he thought were terrible, When did you first become interested in being a novelist? Let me finish this chapter!" Of course, I always snuck into Would keep trying to get me to go to bed and I'd whine, "Just
What kind of books did you like to read when you were growing up? How she creates her novels and the most romantic gesture she Julie spoke with us about how she got her start as a writer, The help of her sister Emily Cotler, a talented web designer and Group at a local bookstore, gardening, spending time with her husband, You can most likely find her leading a children's book discussion She currently lives in Colorado with her husband Paul and their Her most recent book is To Catch An Heiress (Avon, 1998)Ī charming historical romance which stars the irrepressible Nominated Brighter Than the Sun for Best Historical Love and Laughter. The Moon for Best Regency Historical, and the Bookstores that Care networked Her writing as well: in 1997 Romantic Times Magazine nominated Everything and Her books are known for their fascinating characters, witty repartéeĪnd warm humor. She withdrew from medical school and wrote A few months later, however, she realized that Starting dissecting cadavers, and plunged into the fascinating Go ahead and give medical school a shot, so she picked up a scalpel, Minx was so well received that she delayed entrance another year to writeĮverything and the Moon (Avon, 1997). Medical school to write Minx (Avon, 1996). Were accepted for publication, which encouraged her to put Her first novels, Splendid (Avon, 1995) and She has always loved writing and, in retrospect truly seemed destined for herĬurrent career. Is known in cyberspace, came to the romanceįield by a circuitous route which included an Art History
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