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Friday, 12 June 2015
Better Than Revenge by Taylor Henderson
Series: Sweet Secrets Series #1
Release Date:9th June 2015
Publisher: Limitless Publishing
Publisher: Limitless Publishing
The lovely Taylor Henderson is visiting the blog yet again for the second time this week to chat about her writing and her book
Book Blurb
Ever since Violet Forrester first
moved next door to Brianna, she has been tortured relentlessly…
It seems like Brianna has
everything, and yet she still doesn't have the one thing she really wants; the
one thing that Violet cares about the most—Blake Edwards.
After years of letting Brianna
walk all over her, Violet’s finally had enough. She’s tired of sitting back and
watching Brianna flirt with her boyfriend, steal her friends, and push her
around. She’s finally ready to stand up for herself.
To do this, Violet and her new
friend, Lena, devise a plan to make Brianna realize that not everything is hers
for the taking, and Violet knows the perfect way to do it…
After all,
nothing is better than revenge.
That is, until someone gets hurt.
Author bio
Taylor Henderson is a twenty-year-old
college student that was born and raised in Northern Virginia. She has been an
adamant reader and writer since she was young, and has always found solace in
the worlds and characters that other authors have brought to life in their
works. Taylor is currently working on the sequel to Better Than Revenge, as well
as other co-written stories.
Author Interview
Do you write under your real name or is this a pen name you
use?
I write under my real name, which is unfortunate because when
you search Taylor Henderson a lot of media comes up on an Australian male
singer with the same name.
Where are you from?
I was born and raised in Northern Virginia.
Did you write as a child?
Heck yeah. I spent a lot of my time writing short stories on
my grandmother’s computer. I remember one particular story about a dragon that
I wrote as a fairy-tale. I wish I had access to all of my young stories, but I
don’t. The only two that I still have are very cute. One is about a military
family, and the other is about me living in the future. Thankfully my spelling
has gotten better since then.
What was the first thing you ever had published?
No, this is not the first story. I have two others that were
published this year that were co-written, but this is my first solo book that
has published.
Do you have a writing routine?
I started this book at sixteen and completed it at eighteen.
I use to write sporadically, but lately my routine is to try and complete a
chapter of a story each day. As long as I have done that, then I feel like the
day was successful.
Do you have any writing rituals?
Before I write every book, I make a plan for each chapter so
that I know where the book is going to go.
I do this in my solo works, and also with my writing partner in our
co-written books. I also try to write something
everyday just to keep the creative juices flowing.
Do you have a current work in progress?
Yes, I am currently writing Scarlett Awakening, book 2 in the
Sweet Secrets Series. I am also working on books with my writing partner and
best friend, Sara. We hope to release a few more books before the year is over.
All of the books that I am working on can be found on my Wattpad account (www.wattpad.com/user/TaylorMonet)
or my co-writing Wattpad account (www.wattpad.com/user/StolenGlances).
Where did the idea for your book come from?
I was a sixteen year old in high school when I first starting
writing this book, so I geared it toward girls my age. I had just moved to a
new school where I didn’t know many people, so I found comfort in writing.
Who was the first person you gave the book to to read?
I posted the book on Wattpad first, but I also let my younger
sister read it. She hates reading so I wanted to write something that she may
like.
Do you have any advice for budding authors?
If you truly aspire to be a published author, just stick with
it. Write even when you don’t want to. Look for inspiration in your daily life.
Send your works to every publisher under the sun. When you are feeling down, do
what I do and search the names of famous authors who were rejected multiple
times before there work was accepted by a publisher. J.K. Rowling was rejected
12 times for Harry Potter, and told, “Not to quit her day job.” Look at her
now!
Author links – www.facebook.com/TayMHenderson
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