Miss Mabel's School for Girls by Katie Cross

When did you start pursuing your writing more seriously? Not that I ever planned it that way, but once I looked back, I could definitely see it! I mean, what Main Characters goes through a good story totally comfortable and living the dream?ĭo you feel like there is any bleed over from your husband’s work, into your books?Ī little bit, for sure. I think so, just because military life forces people outside their comfort zone, which is something you have to do if you write good books. In huge ways! I’m far more likely to plan global war because I can ask my husband to help me at any given point, and there’s nothing like a deployment to get me ready to write sappy love stories.ĭo you think your military lifestyle, and more specifically your meeting all kinds of people, adds to the realism in your books? If so, how? How do you feel that your affiliation with the military has influenced your writing?

Being a military wife is intense, but a lot of fun! It’s filled with LOTS of chocolate, yoga breathing, and writing-and that’s not even including deployment.

Tell me a little about your time as a military spouse? Without further ado, let’s get this interview cranking! If I’ve perked your interest, keep reading as I interview this lovely Army wife. When Katie’s the next big thing, we can all say we knew her when! And hey, maybe she’ll slip us a free latte! OR she could pimp our books so we can be as cool as her too! “Do you fancy my book? Awesome, then try JR’s book in a totally different genre!”īam! See how it’s done? Take notes Katie, seriously! She likes to climb mountains, hike with her dogs, and eat a lot of cookies. Katie’s an amazing author, wife, mother to a crazy feral child that is almost two years old. So without getting lost in the weeds, let’s talk about today’s subject. To keep this blog as clean as this old grunt is capable of, let’s just say it didn’t end well. Further, I’ve seen what happened to soldiers with crappy spouses. My wife gave me that peace of mind, so I know it has intrinsic value. I couldn’t have been as effective while serving at the tip of the spear if I didn’t know that things were solid at home.

I know it isn’t the same, but to me they’re the ones who ran the daily affairs that let the warriors do what warriors do. Those who stayed at home, managing the hearth fire also served in my book. This one will be slightly different, as Katie is an Army wife, rather than a veteran. Hello Space Cadets! Today, I wanted to introduce you to another author from my WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES.

LAST CALL FOR THE MONSTER WITHIN ANTHOLOGY.

Miss Mabel's School for Girls by Katie Cross