I am very fortunate to be a guest on Jemsbooks, a blog by Number 1 Children’s bestselling author, Janice Spina. The talented and generous Janice also writes paranormal romance and suspense novels.
Please come and join us for our chat and if you have any questions, write them in the comments field 😀
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See you there.
Luciana Cavallaro 
I just ran into Janice yesterday. I’d love to drop by.
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Thank you, Jacqui. 😀 Janice is a lovely lady.
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Thank you, Luciana, for sharing! It was a pleasure to have you on my blog and get to know you better. 🤗 😘
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Thank you so much, Janice, for being such a generous and lovely host. It was so nice to chat with you. I will post some photos of the Jarrah and Karri tree in my next blog post so you can see them 😀 x
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I would love to see them, Luciana! Thank you! It was a pleasure to have you on my blog. 🤗 😘
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I will let you know when 😀 x
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Hi Luciana,
I very much enjoyed reading the insightful interview of you by Janice Spina. It was a joy to learn more about what inspired you to write after you had your accident. I can’t hardly wait to read your next books. It’s exciting that you’re branching into other genres. Best of luck on your writing career.
Your friend,
Linnea
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Hi Linnea,
Thank you 😀 It was an interesting time after the car accident. Lots to deal with, and writing really helped. My foray into different genres has been a bit of shift in the way I write and really enjoying the process.
BTW, I’ve started on your Book 2. Really enjoying it.
Ciao Amica.
Luciana
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Bella,
Wonderful interview. What better inspiration for writing historical fiction than visiting the Colosseum and Roman Forum! Can’t wait to read Book 3 of your “Servant of the Gods” series. I am also looking forward to reading the other books you are working on. You mentioned a favorite book of mine, “Accursed Women.” While reading it I remember thinking how brilliant it was that you wrote the story of the five women from their point of view.
xxx
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