I don't normally read cop books. I struggle to read them to the end. The Rembrandt Ripper wasn't one I struggled through! Once I started reading it I couldn't put it down!! It had me on the edge of my chair from the moment I started reading it, all the way to end. It has a love story and mystery all wrapped up in one. With a female no no-nonsense and her partner/ lover (told you it was good). Don't be afraid to read this book with all of it's twists and turns.You find yourself cheering on the cops in hopes of them finding The Rembrandt Ripper before another body pops up!
I had a chance to sit down with the author of the book and ask her some questions. I hope you find her as delightful as I do.
My questions are in black and her answers are in red.
1) Can you please introduce yourself to everyone?
Of course, my name is Freya LeCrow. I write romance under many different genre. I am a mother, crafter and many other things. I love to stay busy and writing is one of my passions. I have been writing for over twenty years and hope to be writing for another twenty or more.
Freya LeCrow is the proud author of two book's
2) Do you
have a favorite genre?
I love almost all genre.
Even if it isn’t HEA I still love to read. I will read YA, NA, and much much more. I
just love the written word and how it flows for certain people. The worlds are always amazing
3) Did you always want to write or what inspired
you to do it?
No to be honest I wanted to be a lawyer when I was younger. That didn’t happen because I couldn’t go to
college at the time. Instead I got
married and had two wonderful kids.
4) Do you
need a nice quiet space to write or are you blasting your music and writing?
With
two kids? Are you kidding me? LOL I write with kids yelling, music blasting
and the TV going in the back ground. It
is a crazy house here.
5) If you
could give one tip to someone who wants to write what would it be?
I would
suggest to never give up, to keep working even if you think it is a lost
cause. If you find yourself stuck walk
away for start something new. Then go
back to what you started on. It isn’t
always going to be easy.
6) What is the big dream? In other words where would you like your
writing to take you in the future?
To hit the Best Sellers list, I would
love to be able to make a small living on my writing.
7) If you could meet anyone living or dead who would it be?
Hmm that
is a tough one. I think I would want to
meet Countess Elizabeth Báthory, I would want to see if she was the monster
that history tells us she is. To see if
she really did do all the things they say.
Also to see if she really thought that blood of the virgin would keep
her young. (Now I want to know this too.)
Now the fun questions!
1) Pizza or salad?
A
little of both
2) Cake or fruit?
Cake
YUMMMY!
3) Favorite kind of music?
Don’t have one, I love all types.
4) Favorite Author?
Don’t
have one yet again, I love so many.
5) Vampire, werewolf, Fairy
or shifter?
ALL…Drools. Give me all
hahaha
6) Do you have pets?
A cat who’s name is Draco (After the dragon not
the wizard)
7) Favorite animal?
Horse.
8) City or suburbs?
City
9)
If you could live anywhere where would it be?
Ireland
What an amazing author and what and what a great book. This is how you can her work.
I hope you grab The Rembrandt Ripper to enjoy it as much as I did!
Thank you all very much for taking your time to read my review and my blog.
I hope you have wonderful day/ night!!
E.J. Babcock
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