British author Stevie Turner is the guest today on Teri Polen’s Bad Moon Rising series. I know you’ll enjoy her interview answers and reading about her book, Finding David, and her upcoming book, Barren. Check it out and you’ll see what I mean! And don’t forget to pass it along on social media, if you would, so others can enjoy it, as well. Thanks, and thanks to Teri for featuring this wonderful October series. 🙂
Today’s author is making her first appearance at BMR, but some of you are probably familiar with her books – she writes in a variety of genres. Between sleeping in a coffin or spending the night in a haunted house? She’ll take the haunted house – she’s already lived in one, so what’s another to add to the list? Welcome Stevie Turner!
Would you rather sleep in a coffin for one night or spend the night in a haunted house?
I am claustrophobic, and so nothing would ever induce me to spend the night in a coffin. When younger, a flatmate and I made a coffin for a party we threw at our new flat, but everybody had a go at climbing into it except me! I spent many nights in a haunted flat as a child. My bedroom was haunted by the ghost of a previous tenant who had…
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Thanks Marcia for the re-blog.
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My pleasure, Stevie. Lovely post! 🙂
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You’re so good to share all these posts and these wonderful authors, Marcia. Heading over!
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Aw, thanks, Diana. I had such a good time following along this year (and taking part, too) that I wanted to share with everyone else. Lots of good stuff over there! Bad Moon Rising is a brilliant idea, and I’m so grateful to Teri for asking me to be part of it this year. 🙂
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I can’t imagine trying to coordinate a post a day. Teri did a great job with it.
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Me, either. I had trouble just reading and sharing each day. It was worth it, but it took time, and to actually put 31 of them together, one after the other, seems to me to be quite a feat! Teri did, indeed, do a great job! 🙂
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