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I Consider My Greatest Strength My Complete And Utter Faith In A Loving God. Strong Family Values Are Also Important And I Do Not Hesitate To Write Them Into My Books. My Reader Mail Tells Me This Is Something That Readers Especially Like About My Books.

I'm A Yarnaholic. That Means I Have More Yarn Stashed Away Than Any One Person Could Possibly Use In Three Or Four Lifetimes. There's Something Inspiring About Yarn That Makes Me Feel I Could Never Have Enough.

First And Foremost, I Consider Myself A Storyteller. And I'm Endlessly Fascinated With People, With What They Do And Why... And How They Feel About It. Which Means I'm Interested In Romance Fiction. I Was Drawn To It, As Both A Reader And A Writer, At The Very Beginning Of My Career. It's My Kind Of Storytelling.

Romance Focuses On Emotions And On Relationships, Both Of Which Are Fundamentally Important To Women.

My Greatest Strength As A Writer Is That I'm A Storyteller. But, It Was A Long, Hard Struggle For Me To Make The Transition From Verbally Telling Stories To Writing Them. You'll Note I Don't Dwell On Descriptions In My Writing, Because I'm Far More Interested In Telling The Story. There Are Many Better Writers In This World, But You'd Be Hard Pressed To Find Anyone More Passionate About Stories Than I Am.