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| from the McDonald Observatory Facebook Page |
As a writer, a real location in a book is a must for me. It inspires scenes for me to visit the location, but more than that, it anchors me in reality.
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| The Observatory and Fog |
So for me, experiencing a location inspires me to write the story like my May release, PROTECTING THEIR CHILD. Until I experienced the terrain, I didn't know what the possibilities were for this story. The gully that Kate slides down is really there. The cactus that pricks her thumb was inspired when our pup, Dallas, got too curious on a hike.
We took a drive to experience the vastness of the stars...and believe me, you've never experienced "vastness" until you're driving miles from nowhere on your last gallon of gas.
I hope that you get a taste of real Texas and real Texans when you read one of my books. Thanks for joining me today.
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| "just a little hill" |
Angi Morgan
writes “Intrigues where honor and danger collide with love.” She combines
actual Texas settings with characters who are in realistic and dangerous
situations. Angi was a finalist in the Bookseller’s Best Award, Romantic Times
Best First Series, Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence and the Daphne du Maurier.
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Join me tomorrow at Chicklets In The Kitchen and discover how to make your Easter Eggs deep, beautiful colors. QUESTION FOR TODAY: HAS VISITING SOME PLACE EVER INSPIRED YOU TO DO SOMETHING?


