Today, I would like to welcome, author, Felicia Rogers!
My name is Felicia Rogers. I was born and raised in the southern part of the
United States. I’m a Christian wife and mother. I volunteer with Girl Scouts of
America, and a local homeschooling co-op. I love to read, write, hike, and
crochet.
Is writing something you always wanted to do?
Actually growing up I never really thought about writing as
a career. I used to bang out short stories, like a page long, on my keyboard
because I loved to type. My love of typing made me consider a career in
business and I actually have a degree in Human Resource Management.
I know you frequently write historical romance do you write
other romance genres as well? Do you have a favorite genre of romance novels
that you like to write?
I do frequently write historical romance, but I also write
contemporary romance. I have one chick-lit that was published by Astraea Press.
As for my favorite genre of romance I would have to say, historical. Even
though there are research challenges, I do love getting into the time period.
Not so much the clothing aspect or the furniture, but the language. The way
they spoke, the genteel way they acted, the horses! It is so much easier to
have a knight in shining armor in the 1500s or 1800s than in current times.
Where do you get your inspirations for your stories?
My inspirations for stories comes from everywhere. In things
that happen to me, things my kids do, phrases people say. Anything and
everything is fair game.
Do you write any other type of books?
So far, no. Romance is all that I’ve published.
Are you working on any new books? Can you share anything
about them with us?
I am working on the sequel to The Ruse as well as three
completely new storylines. But I’m afraid I can’t give away any details until
closer to being finished.
You have been a great supporter of Period Images, how did
you hear about us.
I believe I found Period Images through a google search and
I have to say I’ve never been happier. The photos are excellent. The models and
period wear are superb. The only complaint I have is that there aren’t enough
historical western couples or singles for The Board Series. Admittedly I have
at least twelve novellas planned before I’m finished!
What do you look for when looking for cover images? Cover
Models?
First and foremost I look for the model to match the time
period I’m describing. Since I write “clean” romance I also want a picture that
hints at sensuality without being licentious.
Do you pick your cover prior to writing your book or do you
write your book and pick your cover?
In the past when I looked for a model I did it after
designing my character, but now I’ve gotten wise. If you’re doing a period novel
finding a hero/heroine to match your description isn’t always easy. So now I
look for the model first before writing my description.
What can we expect to see from you in the future?
The sequel to The Ruse will be released before the end of
the year. I already have the cover art and Period Images is again showcased.
The next novella in The Board Series will be coming out soon, showcasing a
photo with my interviewer, Jax. I’m looking forward to re-publishing my YA
Fantasy novel toward the first of next year. As for others in the works, I
don’t have a timetable.
Is there anything else you would like our readers to know?
I’d like to thank everyone for stopping by and reading my
interview. And thank you, Jax, for giving me the opportunity to chat with you
today. It has been such a pleasure to display the work of Period Images and I
hope to continue to do so in the future.
Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions and
to chat with us. I look forward to posting your interview.
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