For instance, I love Ribbon of Years because my protagonist, Miriam, is the kind of Christian I hope to be at the end of my life. Question: Do you have a favorite of all the books you have written so far? Why is it your favorite?Īnswer : I don’t have one favorite book, but some of my books are special to me for different reasons. To see it come to fruition is an amazing thing. Every novel is a story from my heart, and I pray that each one will bring readers both enjoyment and new understanding. Question: How does it make you feel to see your books, not only in print but on the shelves of stores?Īnswer: I can honestly say it was every bit as exciting when I held The Perfect Life, my 56 th book, as it was when I held my very first novel (1984). Sometimes I’m looking for answers right along with the characters of my books, so writing is a form of discovery for me. And naturally, the faith element of my novels comes out of my own faith experiences, from lessons God has taught me or is teaching me. Since I am a novelist, fiction is the main way I can do that. Because God has walked me through dark places and brought me out on the other side, I want to share with others the grace He has shown me. Some of my novels have come from deep personal experiences. One day I simply recognized I had the premise for a story rolling around in my head, then I began brainstorming the bigger picture and eventually the novel was born. But for most my novels, the ideas seem to creep up on me. Sometimes I’m conscious of the exact moment an idea for a novel began.
Soon Buck becomes the inspiration for Charity’s hero, both on the page and off.Question: Where do you get the ideas for your stories and what has been your greatest inspiration?Īnswer: Ideas come from all kinds of places – from dreams, from bit of news on the television, from conversations overheard in restaurants. When Charity’s dog causes an accident that leaves Buck with a broken ankle and wrist at the start of prime tourist season, Charity has little choice but to render aid while he recuperates.
His life as a confirmed bachelor is far from complicated and the last thing he wants is to settle down. However, painful secret and old fears threaten to overwhelm her and knowing Buck Malone her high school classmate never left town to put his dreams on hold for the sake of his family. But her home in Boise has been damaged by a flood and she has a book deadline it seems that staying in her parents empty house seems the only option. Robin Lee Hatcher Synopsis: In Whenever You Come Around by Robin Lee Hatcher, having turned her back on Kings Meadow years ago Charity Anderson had a good reason and has avoided going back to her hometown whenever possible. If You Like Robin Lee Hatcher, You’ll Love… Omnibuses also contain other books/stories by other authors. Notes: Kiss the Bride also contains stories by Melissa McClone and Kathryn Springer. The Hawk and the Heather (As: Robin Leigh)
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