On New Title Tuesday, you will find books that have been out for less than three months or will be released within two weeks in all different genres, with all sorts of authors. If you would like to be featured on NTT, use the contact form to let me know.
I Will Not Run, Elizabeth Preston
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Release Date: August 19, 2015
Winter has made up her mind: she will kill her husband. Out of necessity, his death must be long and slow and blame-free. Problem is, as Bruno is dying from steroid poisoning, he will become even more irrational and dangerous. There is much that could go wrong with her plan, but no matter what happens, she will not run. She owes her sweet dead sister that, at least.
Winter’s husband, Bruno, is one of Australia’s wealthiest steroid dealers. Believing that his wife is up to no good, he lays a trap to test her loyalty, and dark family secrets emerge.
When Winter’s former lover, Dominic, a forensic psychiatrist, enters into this turbulent mix, the results are both passionate and catastrophic.
To Buy: Amazon US
Who first encouraged you to write?
My mother. When she was short of cash, she’d bang out a short story on her old typewriter and sell it to the local paper. Apparently, way back in those good old days, newspapers bought everything you offered, guaranteed.
What inspired you to write this book?
I remember reading about ‘roid rage in the paper and thinking that it would make an excellent condition for a baddie to have. I wrote the first 3 chapters of I Will Not Run at university as part of my writing degree. After that, scary was in my blood. And of course 3 chapters weren’t enough. I had to write on.
What do you think is the most important quality to cultivate to be a successful writer?
Hunger – and I don’t just mean for chocolate. Every book has to be better than the last and you’ve got to want to keep on learning. To succeed as a writer, you have to want it badly.
Elizabeth lives in sunny Sydney with her patient husband and spoilt-rotten rescue dog. I Will Not Run is her second novel.
Connect with Elizabeth: Website | Twitter | Facebook Page
Sounds like some great twists in that plot, Elizabeth – and I agree about the hunger.
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Thanks for your comment Jude. I love being surprised so tried to weave a few secrets into my plot. 😉
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Enjoyed reading and highly recommend I Will Not Run. I couldn’t put it down!
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We need more Joannes in this world!
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I love that your mom sold short stories to the newspaper! Great inspiration!
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Writing’s in the blood. My sister writes for food and lifestyle mags in New Zealand. Thanks for stopping by Anne.
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Those must have been the good old days when newspapers had any money! The book sounds so interesting, good luck.
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Those good old days were a little before my time – shame because I could have made good use of them. I remember my mother entering competitions too, and for some bizarre reason, she often won spoons, tea spoons!
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How long before our kids ask, “What’s a newspaper?”
Really enjoyed the feature. Your book looks so suspenseful! Adding to my TBR list.
Best wishes for a successful release.
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Thank you Julie. Love to read your book too.
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Thanks for popping into the blog, Elizabeth (and everyone else). Since I write HistRom, New Title Tuesday ends up leaning that direction, but I love featuring other genres. Come back anytime you’d like.
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Thank you so much for hosting me Mari. I’m now a follower of your blog so I shall be popping back often:)
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Wow. Sounds scary! I wish you many sales.
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Thank you Susan. May you sell heaps too.
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