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Finding Her Voice: DP Author Enjoys The Challenge of Writing Romance

20 Thursday Dec 2018

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Romance Author, Shannyn Schroeder

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By DENISE FLEISCHER

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When Shannyn Schroeder isn’t busy teaching grammar to licensed practical nurses at Wheeling North Shore College of Health Care, she writes romance novels about realistic relationships. It’s something she’s wanted to do since taking creative writing and English courses in high school and at Rosary College.

Years before Schroeder began writing her first romance series, she taught at Arts of Living, an alternative high school for pregnant and parenting teens. After moving to Des Plaines 20 years ago, Schroeder taught advanced reading/language arts at Thomas Middle School in Arlington Heights. She challenged bright students, which she says was her favorite job.

She then worked at Carl Sandburg Middle School in Mundelein, E Learn Daily, and Best Brains after-school tutoring company.

Because family comes first, she set aside her writing ambitions to care for her three children: Ean, Sydney and Emma.

“When I was at home with the little ones I started reading novels again, but I’d never read romance. I went into Costco and found one book that was cheap, a two for one, so I got it,” said Schroeder. “It was a Nora Roberts novel. I got home and devoured the book. Later on, I went to Borders thinking that Roberts probably had a few more books available. She actually has shelves of them. I bought several and began to realize I liked suspense.”

Afterward, Schroeder began reading Tammy Hogue, Julie James’ FBI series, Kate Meader’s contemporary romance and Alyssa Cole’s “Reluctant Royals” series. She realized that romance wasn’t how she imagined it. She read one novel after the other.

She said a comment from her husband motivated her to write romance novels.

“That summer I began writing in longhand when the kids were doing their Taekwondo,” she said. “Then at night when they were asleep, I was typing it on the computer.”

Schroeder said that first manuscript “will never see the light of day” because she had not yet found her voice.

“I joined Chicago North Romance Writers of America. It’s a critique chapter, so during every meeting someone reads what they’re working on. You listen and then offer your feedback,” she said. “That’s when you realize everyone has to go through this process. They get published and have it hard, too.”

Soon she realized that her voice was contemporary romance. When she read Jennifer Crusie, she knew that was what she wanted to write.

Her third manuscript was the first to be published. That led to her O’Leary series. It begins with bartender Ryan O’Leary gladly assisting Quinn Adams with her list of challenges. The book was published by Kensington in 2013. From there, each sibling gets their own book.

In “More Than This,” Schroeder knew Ryan came from a big Irish family living on the northwest side of Chicago who owns a bar. She began thinking about Ryan’s siblings. They appeared to be very distinct people. One brother literally walked through the door after being gone for three years. From that moment, she knew his story.

Books one and two were nearly done by the time she had her book deal with Kensington. Book two features one of Ryan’s best friends who grew up with the O’Learys. The others are about his siblings. There are six books in the series.

Schroeder said being published “happened really quickly.”

“I had that book done by the beginning of 2010. I remember pitching it at Spring Fling. That was the year contemporary romance was down and no one wanted it,” she said. “A year later, though, Kindle exploded and you had Bella Andre self-publishing.”

Schroeder signed with her agent in October 2011 and by January of 2012 had a two-book offer from Kensington as they were about to launch their e-book line.

After the two books about the O’Learys, she confirmed with her editor that she was interested in writing the rest of the series. It was a two-book contact at a time when all submissions and communication were done through email.

By the time she received her last contact and hit the sixth book, her editor asked her what she was thinking about doing next. She met with him in person at a Romantic Times Magazine event in New Orleans.

“In my fourth book in this first series, the heroine is a reporter who has always been in love with her brother’s best friend who lived down the street. The second series — ‘For Your Love’ — continues with the O’Malley family. I have four books in this series,” said Schroeder.

Then came her three-book contemporary romance, “The Dating Challenge,” published by independent publisher Entangled. The first book is entitled “One Night with a Millionaire.” The protagonist is a single mom with three kids who happens to meet a millionaire at a fundraising gala for the local hospital. It’s about him wanting more in life and she feeling they have two different lives.

Schroeder has the other two books in the series done, but titles are pending and she doesn’t have release dates yet. When she started this series, she knew the premise is about a group of friends who met in a divorce support group.

“I had the first three chapters done and my agent approached Entangled and said, ‘Do you think this will be good for you?’ So, it’s a planned five-book series,” she said. “They offered me a contract for the first three books. All are done and in the pipeline with them.”

Schroeder is now “working on something new that doesn’t belong to anybody yet.”

Her two self-published books were standalones — “Between Love and Loyalty” and a romantic comedy entitled “Meeting his Match.”

“The premise of the second book is that he is a professional matchmaker and she’s a YouTube pick-up artist and they are pitted against each other in a reality TV show,” she said. “The contestants have vastly different approaches.”

Schroeder said she can comfortably write three books a year, which is not the norm. She also wrote new adult novellas entitled “The Hot & Nerdy” series that focus on college seniors that aren’t quite out in the grown-up world. The six-book series was published Sept. 24, 2014 through Oct. 27, 2015.

Asked if she thought she’d become a romance writer, Schroeder said, “Oh, heck no. I’ve always loved to write. When I was in high school and college, I took all creative writing classes. I wrote poetry mostly, though. I never thought I was good at writing dialogue, and I was an English major so I never read romance until I was an adult.”

 


 

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Blog Tour – Creating a Rough Road to a HEA

06 Friday Jun 2014

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By Romance Author Kelli A. Wilkins 

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Hi everyone,

My name is Kelli Wilkins and I’m a romance writer who loves torturing my characters. Why? So I can get them back together for a happily-ever-after ending!

Let’s face it, romance readers know they are going to get a HEA before they pick up a book. The hero or heroine isn’t going to die – unless you’re reading a paranormal and someone turns into a vampire. J

People read romances for different reasons: for great storylines, to live vicariously through the characters they care about, and to know that whatever obstacles these lovers face, they’ll overcome them together.

I write stories based around characters who find each other, fall deeply in love, and live happily ever after – but not without going through some emotional ups and downs. Although my characters love each other, everything isn’t always roses and sunshine. As they work through their challenges, they have to learn a few lessons about themselves, trust, honesty, or whatever their personal internal struggles are.

med_WildernessBrideFor example, Michelle in Wilderness Bride has to overcome her prejudices, risk showing her vulnerable side, learn about her inner strength, and develop trust. In Dalton’s Temptation, Elara and Dalton learn important lessons about temptation and fidelity. Lord Adrik in The Dark Lord is moody and misunderstood, until an innocent girl teaches him how to love and trust again. These trials and emotional hardships are realistic challenges that people face every day. Once the characters have learned what they need to, they can live HEA.

But sometimes love can be a surprise. In a few of my stories, the characters aren’t looking for love – it’s the furthest thing from their minds – but there it is! Shauna in Dangerous Indenture never dreamed she’d fall for a handsome gentleman after having her heart broken – but she finds a true love in Ashton. Lauren in The Sexy Stranger found herself falling for her ex-con “captor.” Claudette from The Pauper Prince had Prince Charming stroll into her dress shop, and Brian found his true love on a deserted beach in Confessions of a Vampire’s Lover. Although these types of relationships are uncommon, the characters focus on commitment and “being there” for the other person for the long haul, no confessions of a vampire lovermatter what.

Many of my characters find true love when they are willing to open their hearts and risk sharing their deepest emotions, darkest secrets, and intimate desires — and then discover that the other person loves them even more for it. (David and Jack from Four Days with Jack and Julian and Annabelle from A Midsummer Night’s Delights are excellent examples of this.)

four days with jackOne of the things I like about writing romances is that I can make life miserable for the main characters and keep readers wondering: How are they going to live happily-ever-after? How will they get past this? For me, the how is the fun part.

In my books, I make sure the characters get on each other’s nerves, and I add lots of conflict (external and internal) to pull them apart. The conflict can be anything that will destroy their happy world: maybe he won’t compromise; his parents don’t approve because she’s from a different ethnic or social background; the hero finds out the heroine has a secret; the heroine isn’t as innocent as she seems; the man he loves just cheated on him (or so he thinks); his beloved princess was kidnapped; or a blackmailer wants her dead.

the viking witchIn The Viking’s Witch, Odaria is nearly burned at the stake and is rescued by Rothgar, a brutish Norseman she can’t stand (at least at first!). Over the course of the book they fall in love, but at the same time they bicker, keep secrets from each other, people are trying to kill them, and it seems that Rothgar has betrayed Odaria to her sworn enemy. Yet, under all that conflict and heartache, their love is a constant, and they learn important lessons as they fight for their HEA.

My two latest historicals also put the main characters through some hefty trials. Michelle from Wilderness Bride is on the run and forced to impersonate a stranger’s wife. She has to let down her guard and trust Luther if she has any hope of surviving. But Luther has his own secrets, and members of his family don’t approve of his new “wife.” Add a rogue bear and a murderer to the mix, and our happy couple has their hands full!

Dangerous IndentureIn Dangerous Indenture, Shauna works at Stewart House, where a previous servant died under mysterious circumstances. Despite her best intentions, she falls for her master’s son, Ashton, and they begin a forbidden romance. After another servant goes missing, Shauna risks her life to find out who is responsible. Ashton and Shauna’s world is filled with danger, drama, and intrigue, and yet their love gives them the courage to keep going toward a HEA.

Whether you read historicals, fantasy, gay, paranormal, or contemporary romances (or a combination) you’re always guaranteed a great story, troubled characters you can’t help but root for, some steamy love scenes, and a happy-ever-after ending. Because in the end, love conquers all, and that’s how it should be.

Happy Reading!

Kelli A. Wilkins

 

Here are the descriptions and links to my two newest historical romances, Wilderness Bride and Dangerous Indenture.

 

Wilderness Bride

A woman running from her past…straight into the arms of a wild stranger

In a moment of desperation, Kathleen Stanton flees her pampered life in Kingston, New York and ends up stranded in a small town in the Michigan Territory. Out of money and lacking a means of escape, she impersonates a handsome stranger’s mail-order bride. Kathleen calls herself Michelle and begins living a lie with her “husband,” Luther, in an isolated mountain cabin. She tells herself the arrangement is temporary until she can move on.

Luther can’t believe his luck when his beautiful blonde bride arrives, but something doesn’t feel right about his new wife. She has terrifying nightmares involving a man named Roger and is reluctant to talk about where she came from. But Luther is harboring a secret about his background and fears Michelle will abandon him if she learns the truth about him—and his family.

The couple tries to maintain their rocky relationship as they work to fight brutal townspeople and overcome harsh living conditions. When circumstances force Michelle to stay longer than she expected, she succumbs to her growing attraction and falls in love with Luther. But when they finally give in to their desires and agree to become a proper man and wife, a dark figure from Michelle’s past catches up with her, putting her and Luther in grave danger.
Amber Quill Press:http://www.amberquill.com/store/p/1941-Wilderness-Bride.aspx

 Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Wilderness-Bride-Kelli-Wilkins/dp/1611248361/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1398778449&sr=1-1&keywords=wilderness+bride

B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/wilderness-bride-kelli-a-wilkins/1119495843?ean=9781611245769

Dangerous Indenture

Eager to escape her past in Ireland, Shauna Farrow signs on to become an indentured servant to Joshua Stewart, a wealthy man in Pennsylvania Colony.

But a life of servitude quickly turns to drudgery, and her hopes for starting over and creating a better life for herself are waning—until she meets her master’s roguish son, Ashton.

Shauna fights her growing attraction to Ashton, torn between propriety and acting on her emotions. But amidst their flirting, something dark stirs. Shauna soon discovers why no other servants will work for the strange Stewart family.

Stewart House has an unsavory reputation: a previous servant died there under mysterious circumstances. When another servant goes missing in the middle of the night, Shauna is convinced that a member of the family is responsible.

When Shauna’s investigation leads her too close to the truth, it’s up to Ashton to save her before time runs out.

Buy links:

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Dangerous-Indenture-Kelli-Wilkins-ebook/dp/B00JMHZNIG/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1398257669&sr=1-1&keywords=dangerous+indenture

Medallion Press:

http://medallionmediagroup.com/books/dangerous-indenture/

B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dangerous-indenture-kelli-wilkins/1118590458?ean=9781605427157

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ABOUT KELLI A. WILKINS

Kelli A. Wilkins is an award-winning author who has published more than 90 short stories, seventeen romance novels (for Medallion Press and Amber Quill Press), and four non-fiction books. Her romances span many genres and heat levels. Kelli had two historical romances published in 2014: Wilderness Bride from Amber Quill Press: http://www.amberquill.com/store/p/1941-Wilderness-Bride.aspx and Dangerous Indenture from Medallion Press: http://medallionmediagroup.com/books/dangerous-indenture/.

Kelli publishes a blog: (http://kelliwilkinsauthor.blogspot.com) filled with excerpts, interviews, writing prompts, and whatever else pops into her head. She also writes a monthly newsletter, Kelli’s Quill, and posts on Facebook and Twitter. Kelli invites readers to visit her website, http://www.KelliWilkins.com to learn more about all of her writings.

Catch up with Kelli on the Web:

Website: www.KelliWilkins.com
Blog http://kelliwilkinsauthor.blogspot.com/
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Kelli-A.Wilkins/e/B001JSAB24/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1
Amber Quill Press Author page: http://www.amberquill.com/store/m/149-Kelli-A-Wilkins.aspx
Medallion Press Author Page: http://medallionmediagroup.com/author/kelli-wilkins/
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/@KWilkinsauthor
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1123678.Kelli_A_Wilkins
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kelli.wilkins1

 

Blog Tour – Chatting with Kelli A. Wilkins, Author of Wilderness Bride

04 Wednesday Jun 2014

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Kelli A. Wilkins, Romance Author, Wilderness Bride

 

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Let’s focus on your romance novels. I understand that “Wilderness Bride” is your latest. In this historical, you have Kathleen Stanton fleeing her pampered life in Kingston, New York. Fate leaves her stranded in a small town in Michigan Territory. Why did she feel she had to leave her home? Was she looking for independence or freedom for what her family has planned for her?

med_WildernessBrideKathleen is fleeing from an abusive fiancé (although at first, readers aren’t sure why she’s running away). She’s an independent woman for the time period and never fit in with how she was “supposed to” behave. This caused a lot of problems between her and her parents. After witnessing something tragic, she finally saw the light and realized leaving was her only option.
Did she prepare for life away from home or just set out for the unknown? 

Kathleen left home in a hurry, with no real destination, just “away”.  As she traveled the country, she worked several jobs to earn stagecoach fare to keep running. When her money finally ran out, she ended up stranded in Michigan Territory.

What solution does she arrive at to find escape from her past, shelter, food and safety?

In order to get herself out of a jam, Kathleen calls herself Michelle and impersonates a stranger’s mail order bride. The man, Luther, seems nice enough, and she tells herself that the arrangement is temporary until she can move on.

Why does Luther believe there’s something about his new wife “Michelle,” (the name Kathleen is going by) that isn’t quite right?

Luther is suspicious about Michelle because she won’t talk about her past, where she came from, or why she wanted to be a mail order bride. She also has terrible nightmares about a man attacking her.

What do they have in common?

Luther and Michelle are considered outsiders and are not accepted by their families. They both had to fend for themselves at a young age and make their own way in life. This brings them closer together and they learn to rely on each other over the course of the novel.

What does Kathleen learn as she tries to live this other life?

She learns a lot about herself, how to overcome the past, and how to live a completely different (rugged) life in the wilderness. Her eyes are opened to new cultures and she transforms herself into an entirely different person.

What inspired you to write this novel?

The idea of a woman on the run impersonating a stranger’s wife came to me one day. I started thinking about possible plots and different characters. I wanted to tell a story about a young woman who struggles against her past, herself, and her surroundings, and still finds true happiness.

Did you research mail order brides? If so, what did you learn?

Yes, I researched mail order brides. Believe it or not, mail order brides are not a thing of the past. A simple Internet search leads to dozens of sites for modern-day mail order brides from all over the world. In the 1800s, many of the brides were foreigners or widows. There wasn’t much of a screening process, so basically a man wasn’t sure who (or what) he’d be getting himself into—and neither did the wife. (Luther mentions this in passing in the book.) Michelle is young and pretty, and he considers her an excellent catch. Not all mail order bride situations had happy endings, however.

What did you find difficult writing about the couple’s story?

It was hard for me to write a few scenes early in the book where Michelle is bratty and acting spoiled. I had to walk a fine line between showing her out of her element and acting out, but still a sympathetic character. Also, there’s an incredibly emotional scene at the climax of the book that was hard to write because I kept tearing up!

What makes this book different than the others you’ve written?

Wilderness Bride is different for a few reasons. First, it has a very mild heat level. Most of my romances (historicals and contemporaries) are spicier, with more love scenes. It also takes place in a small cabin on a remote mountain and has a very woodsy feel. My other historicals are usually set in estate houses, castles, or other elegant settings. The characters are more down-to-earth and gritty, and I deal with several “not so nice” subjects not often found in a romance.

How can we purchase a copy?

Wilderness Bride is available in ebook and paperback formats from:

B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/wilderness-bride-kelli-a-wilkins/1119495843?ean=9781611245769

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Wilderness-Bride-Kelli-Wilkins/dp/1611248361/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1398778449&sr=1-1&keywords=wilderness+bride

Amber Quill Press:http://www.amberquill.com/store/p/1941-Wilderness-Bride.aspx
Here’s the book description:

Wilderness Bride

A woman running from her past…straight into the arms of a wild stranger

In a moment of desperation, Kathleen Stanton flees her pampered life in Kingston, New York and ends up stranded in a small town in the Michigan Territory. Out of money and lacking a means of escape, she impersonates a handsome stranger’s mail-order bride. Kathleen calls herself Michelle and begins living a lie with her “husband,” Luther, in an isolated mountain cabin. She tells herself the arrangement is temporary until she can move on.

Luther can’t believe his luck when his beautiful blonde bride arrives, but something doesn’t feel right about his new wife. She has terrifying nightmares involving a man named Roger and is reluctant to talk about where she came from. But Luther is harboring a secret about his background and fears Michelle will abandon him if she learns the truth about him—and his family.

The couple tries to maintain their rocky relationship as they work to fight brutal townspeople and overcome harsh living conditions. When circumstances force Michelle to stay longer than she expected, she succumbs to her growing attraction and falls in love with Luther. But when they finally give in to their desires and agree to become a proper man and wife, a dark figure from Michelle’s past catches up with her, putting her and Luther in grave danger.

Thanks for letting me share some insights on Wilderness Bride. I invite readers to contact me on my site with questions or comments, or sign up for my newsletter, Kelli’s Quill.

Happy Reading,

Kelli A. Wilkins

 

ABOUT KELLI A. WILKINS

Kelli A. Wilkins is an award-winning author who has published more than 90 short stories, seventeen romance novels (for Medallion Press and Amber Quill Press), and four non-fiction books. Her romances span many genres and heat levels. Kelli had two historical romances published in 2014: Wilderness Bride from Amber Quill Press: http://www.amberquill.com/store/p/1941-Wilderness-Bride.aspx) and Dangerous Indenture from Medallion Press: http://medallionmediagroup.com/books/dangerous-indenture/.

Kelli publishes a blog: (http://kelliwilkinsauthor.blogspot.com) filled with excerpts, interviews, writing prompts, and whatever else pops into her head. She also writes a monthly newsletter, Kelli’s Quill, and posts on Facebook and Twitter. Kelli invites readers to visit her website, http://www.KelliWilkins.com to learn more about all of her writings.

Catch up with Kelli on the Web:

Website: www.KelliWilkins.com
Blog http://kelliwilkinsauthor.blogspot.com/
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Kelli-A.Wilkins/e/B001JSAB24/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1
Amber Quill Press Author page: http://www.amberquill.com/store/m/149-Kelli-A-Wilkins.aspx
Medallion Press Author Page: http://medallionmediagroup.com/author/kelli-wilkins/
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/@KWilkinsauthor
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1123678.Kelli_A_Wilkins
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kelli.wilkins1

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Of Books and Reading

Hmmm so I am the Hungry Reader. The one who reads. The one who is constantly reading or wanting to read constantly. This blog is all about the books I have read, the ones that I am reading and gems that I plan to read in the future or whenever it arrives.

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