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Saturday, October 24, 2009

Resort Chat: Jeaniene Frost


The Book Resort is thrilled to have the enthralling Jeaniene Frost over for a little chat.

Ready? Let's go!


Me: What are you working on now? (If you can give us a hint!)

JF: I’m just about to start Cat and Bones book five. I’ve had a little break from writing them after completing the two “spin off” books, so it will be nice to delve back into their heads again.

Me: Spiderman or Superman:

JF: Superman!

Me: Wonder Woman or Batgirl:

JF: Wonder Woman. She was my favorite as a child. I can trace my love of kick-ass heroines back to her.

Me: Chunky or Smooth:

JF: Are we talking peanut butter or ice cream? Chunky for peanut butter, smooth for ice cream.

Me: Favorite flavor ice cream:

JF: Pralines and cream. Or crème brulee. I can’t decide!

Me: Favorite ice cream topping:

JF: Caramel.

ME: Subway or Taxi:

JF: Taxi. Less chance of me getting lost.

Me: Broadway Show or Movie Theater:

JF: I’ll say movie theater, but I’ve never been to a Broadway show, so it’s only a guess.

Me: TiVO or DVR:

JF: Um, I don’t have either, so I have no idea ;).






Me: Favorite vacation place:

JF: New Orleans, the French Quarter. Love love love that place.

Me: Next vacation destination:

JF: I don’t have another vacation planned now, but I’ll be in Columbus, Ohio in April for the Romantic Times convention.

Me: Favorite NYC hotspot:

JF: This will sound lame, but my favorite spot in NY was Central Park.

Me: Guilty Pleasure:

JF: Heh. If I like something, I never feel guilty about it ;-).

Me: Good luck charm:

JF: My mace. Don’t leave home without it!

JF: When you were a little girl, you thought you would grow up to be….

JF: Wonder Woman. Or an author. Hey, I succeeded at one out of two ;-).

Me: Last thing bought at the mall:

JF: I don’t remember. I don’t go to the mall very often. I’m probably the only woman alive who doesn’t like to shop.

Me: Item on your grocery list:

JF: Coke Zero every trip. Gotta get my caffeine.

Me: French fries or Onion Rings:

JF: French fries.












Me: Pizza: New York or Chicago?

JF: Chicago. Deep dish = yummy.

Me: Midnight snack:

JF: Mixed nuts.

Me: Bookmark or dog ear?

JF: Dog ear. I know. I’m a disgrace to authors everywhere.

Me: Read with dustjacket or remove it?

JF: With it.

Me: Ocean, Lake, Desert, Mountain:

JF: Mountain! I live in Florida and I’m hoping to move to the mountains soon. I’ve had enough of oceans.
















Me: Favorite book:

JF: Absolutely could not pick only one. Couldn’t even pick my favorite top three. I love books for different reasons and those reasons are varied. Thankfully there’s such a wide variety of books.

Me: Item you can't live without:

JF: Coffee.

ME: Who is your favorite writer that most people have never heard of?

JF: See, I can’t pick just one author, either! I swear I’m not trying to be difficult, but it’s too hard. Ask me a favorite by genre and maybe I could give you just one for each.

Me: What kid or teen books made a difference in your world growing up?

JF: I’ve been reading adult novels since I was twelve, so the answer to that is none. But when I was twelve, I read Bertrice Small’s SKYE O’MALLEY, and that launched my love of romance novels.



Me: Where do you like to write your books (bed ~ coffee shop ~ an office)?

JF: I have a desk downstairs in my house where I do 95% of my writing.









Me: Describe your ideal place to write:

JF: I like my desk, actually. It’s messy and unorganized, but I have plenty of room for all my notes, books, and a place to play music while I write.

Me: What are you reading @ the moment?

JF: Just finished Alice Sebold’s THE LOVELY BONES. It was amazing.

Me: Where do you usually read?

JF: On my couch with my feet tucked into a blanket. It’s one of my favorite things to do, naturally.

Me: Do you usually have more than one book you are reading at a time?

JF: No, I can’t read more than one book at a time. I like to get absorbed in the world/characters and I don’t want others to distract me.

Me: Do you read nonfiction in a different way or place than you read fiction?

JF: Yes. I read it far less critically. When I read fiction, especially in my genre, it’s hard to turn my inner editor off. I can do that with nonfiction, though.


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