Showing posts with label Drama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drama. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Carol Cassada, author of Westmore

Carol Cassada is the author of Westmore, available for Kindle from Amazon:
US: Westmore by Carol Cassada
UK: Westmore by Carol Cassada

Westmore by Carol Cassada
Westmore by Carol Cassada

Set in a fictional New England town, follow the lives of three families; The Greens, the Braxtons, and the Reynolds.

The Greens:
* Widowed matriarch Charlotte never thought she could find love again after the death of her husband Michael, until handsome Detective Bryant comes to her rescue.
* Youngest son Peter returns home from college with his new girlfriend, who's ten years older than him, and is a problem for Mama Charlotte.
* Scott and Alicia are singing siblings who are on their way to the top, until tragedy strikes one night.

The Braxtons:
* Andrew Braxton is a ruthless and powerful businessman who runs his household the same way he runs his company, with an iron fist. Upon learning his son Wayne plans on abandoning the family company, he'll do everything in his heart to stop him from leaving.

The Reynolds:
* After the divorce Laura Reynolds and her daughter Megan move back home with her father, where she plans to start life anew, but little does she know that it's not easy to escape your past.

 Join them and other characters as they experience love, heartache, and ups and downs in their everyday lives.

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Author Quiz interviews Carol Cassada…

Do you ever feel yourself becoming quite emotional when writing a particularly intense scene and is there a specific passage in particular where this was the case?
Sometimes I do get emotional when writing scenes because in that moment I’m experiencing what’s happening with the characters and as a writer you feel the pain or hurt they’re going through.  One particular scene in which I got emotional happened in Westmore: The Aftermath. Charlotte’s daughter, Alicia is seriously injured in a car accident and lapses into a coma, and doctors offer little hope in her chances of survival. When Charlotte learns of the news she goes into her daughter’s room and breaks down at her bedside.