
MQ: When you are reading for pleasure, what is the one thing that will make you put down the book and quit reading?
Cheryl: Cliches. Or lazy descriptions such as, “He looked just like Tom Selleck in Magnum P.I.” GAK!!! I can’t take that. Oddly enough, head-hopping does not bother me at all. I grew up reading all kinds of stuff and that was perfectly normal even in the 70’s and 80’s, and accepted even by some of the biggest writing names out there. It doesn’t jar me –I think because I can switch people so quickly since I have so many of them living in my own head.
M: HA – people in your own head – yes!
Q: What is the most unique thing about you?
Cheryl: Hmm. Well, that’s a tough one. Maybe the fact that I was a classically trained pianist and taught piano for years myself, but now I’m lucky to practice a total of an hour a week.
M: Wow - classically trained pianist! So I wonder if you will ever include some of that experience in your books!
Q: Tell us a little about your next book or WIP please!
Cheryl: My next book, Sweet Danger, is a contemporary romantic suspense that takes place in Oklahoma City.
SWEET DANGER BLURB
When undercover cop Jesse Nightwalker enters Silverman’s Deli, he doesn't expect to find himself at the mercy of Tabor Hardin, a sadistic murderer he helped put in prison five years earlier. Now, Hardin’s escaped, and he’s out for more blood—Jesse’s.
Lindy Oliver has had her eye on her handsome neighbor for several months. Fate provides the opportunity for them to finally meet when they both choose the same deli for breakfast. Becoming a hostage was not in Lindy’s plans when she sat down to share a pastry with Jesse, but neither was the hot kiss he gave her when bullets began to fly. That kiss seals both their fates, binding them to one another with the certainty of a vow.
But Jesse’s got some hard-hitting secrets. With both their lives at stake, Lindy has a plan that just might save them—if Hardin takes the bait. Will they find unending love in the midst of Sweet Danger?
M: Ooooh! Good blurb!
Q: Do you have any words of wisdom you would like to share with brand new or aspiring authors?

M: That is very good advise for new authors and anyone who is learn a new “trade”. You can learn from constructive criticism if you will only learn to listen!!
THANK YOU Cheryl for joining Sumana, Deanna and me on this interview series!
Thanks too for offering one of your books as giveaways! Best wishes for success on your new release, Time Plains Drifter, and also on Fire Eyes!
Cheryl: Thanks again everyone for this awesome opportunity to give a bit of insight into Fire Eyes and Time Plains Drifter, and to tell you a bit about myself. This has been a lot of fun!
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