I have to say, Ghost Moon is every bit as amazing as Rebecca’s previous books, if not better. I enjoy a good series, love to see characters that I’m familiar with popping up.

I’m also going to check out books on tape! I now have a long commute to work!! Rebecca is totally right, we need more paranormal on tape!! We might need to start a movement. *Grin*

((Hugs))

AJ

Thank you for answering my questions.

I just ordered Ghost Moon from Amazon.
I cant wait to read it and share it with the yahoo group I joined called Bump-In-the-Night book club. They are lovers of all things paranormal. I have to admit next to romantic suspense, I love paranormals and it nice to share with others who have a love of werewolves as much as I do.:)

And…uh..nueroplasticity…hmm..got to say that is definitely a new one for me. Definitely will have to read that to just figure out what it is.

Renata is an opera singer! Way cool. It must be why I sing opera in the shower.

How do I keep my writing fresh? Well, the idea for the story has to excite me. That’s a key part of it for me. But I HAVE had to think about what would add new and exciting elements to my stories. I’m working on an Intrigue now about a guy who’s lived several hundred years. And a friend of mine and I are talking about neuroplacticity. His brain is going to be different from the normal brain, not just his body, because his brain constantly renews itself.

Do I have a bible? I’m not organized enough for that. I have to go pawing through books looking for names and other facts. That’s why very few of my werewolves and their life mates have actually had children. I’d have to remember their names! The same is true for my Light Street characters. I did once photocopy the “character list” at the beginning of each book.

Rebecca

I have some questions:

how do you keep your writting fresh?

Also, do you have a bible for your werewolf series to keep everything straight?

I don’t have this one. Definitly have to hit B&N for a copy:)