Q: How much time do you spend writing?

A: As much as possible. Some days that means hours.

Q: Do you enjoy it?

A: I enjoy it when it's going smoothly. I hate it when I can't write a single sentence that works.

Q: Why erotic romance?

A: It's what I like to read, so it's what I write. Sometimes I read one or two paragraphs of my own work and say to myself: “You are really, really good.” When it's someone else's book, it's "I wish I had written something this good."

Q: What would you compare writing to?

A: Chocolate. I enjoy it, but it's not always good for me.

Q: How do you get your ideas?

A: Anything can trigger me off. I usually have to have at least one character, or scene, to start plotting. That's the best part about the process, making it up. Putting it on a paper (so to speak) is a lot harder. And the story always sounds better in my head, which can be really annoying.

Q: Are you currently working on something?

A: As always, lots of things. Just wait and see.